1. Life’s journey.2. Mobility, personal control (if the dreamer is driving).3. Feeling a lack of control, letting others set your path.4. Finding lost valuables.

1. Mobility and support.2. Independence, self-sufficiency.3. Admiration for others.

1. Direction, or direction in life.2. Indicator of life or death (as in gladiator games).3. Mobility.

Depending on the details of the dream, dreaming about this interesting animal may have several different connotations.The kangaroo is a strong and powerful animal. It has huge feet that it...

(see Barefoot, Body, Shoes)Your sense of mobility and spiritual or emotional balance (e.g., “footing”). Taking a new step or direction with your life.Jungian: Our connection with the earth; our foundations...

Your dream is reflecting disturbing thoughts and hidden fears. Insects and bugs are generally found to be repulsive by most people. For some, they can evoke great fears that are...

1. Recalling youthful, carefree times (summertime).2. Im­paired mobility.3. Putting off success.

1. Bold mobility.2. Sexual attractiveness.3. Making a stand.

1. Ambition.2. Sexuality.3. If in the backseat, one’s life is out of control.4. If in the front (passenger seat), one is retreating into the safety of the womb.5. If car...

1. Feeling a loss of control over situation or prob­lem (as in “everything is falling apart”).2. Feeling great loss, usually over an aspect of self or personality.3. Note body parts...

1. Identity.2. Mobility, independence.3. Achieving a new level of growth, dignity.

1. Independence, personal mobility.2. Stability (as in “both feet on the ground”).3. Regret over communication or deed (as in “foot in mouth”).4. Illness in another part of the body.

1. Feminine appeal, sexuality.2. Constricted in social roles, limited mobility.3. Vulnerability to pain (pinching, dis­comfort).

1. Feelings of a loss of control, powerlessness in life.2. Lack of mobility.

1. Mobility, obtaining freedom (as in “license to drive”).2. Change in life stage and status, a rite of passage.3. Change in situation, possibly employment.

1. Mobility in style, showing off.2. Great sense of self-worth.3. Sorrows may come (black limousine).

1. A keen observer, meticulous record keeper.2. A greater need for mobility, diversity in communication (especially a “notebook” computer).3. Returning to a time of learning— possibly a reminiscence of school,...

1. Height of achievement, successful project.2. Fear of contin­ued mobility, fear of a fall.

1. The one in control, offering guidance; may be an actual person or someone who represents an aspect of personality.2. Desire for greater mobility.3. Capable of achieving dreams or desired...

1. Mobility, often vertical; achievements.2. A journey to a higher consciousness.3. Feelings of control.

1. Sexual intercourse.2. Feelings of control—often in life, frequently in relationships.3. The means or route to success in business, wealth.3. Social mobility (to ride a horse).

1. Social mobility, usually upward.2. More “life les­sons” are needed, loss of direction.3. A friend may not be what he/she appears.

1. Insecurity.2. Mobility and flexibility.3. A phallic symbol (pole).

1. Movement, mobility.2. A measure of control (de­pending on who is driving or steering).

1. Personal mobility, often in life.2. Feelings of a loss of control over life (not driving, cannot drive or invisible driver).3. Stuck in old behaviors, mode of thinking (vehicle broken...

Obstructions; lack of mobility and inhibition. Often, this dream symbol is an incentive, but also a compulsion to be more accurate, more moderate.It is important to establish what is putting...

A scene of conversion or change usually points more to mobility and to the hope that a situation can be changed.

Diminished movements, lack of freedom and mobility, as in Prison and Cave. Also, part of your own nature has remained unconscious and “lacks guidance.”Folklore: Avoid overexertion.

One of the most frequently occurring symbols of modern times. It points to the transformation into something new. Individual means of transportation, status symbol, motorized energy—it is also a sexual...

Vitality, energy, mobility, and honor. It may mean speed, power, potency, and drive. Dynamism. According to 2nd century dream interpreter Artemidorus, luck in love. Other classical authors see in the...

Energy, power, and mobility.

Domestic bliss and Spring, announcing the end of winter. Great speed and mobility. According to Physiologus, the most widely read book of the Middle Ages, the swallow reproduces only once...

On one hand, this symbol points to difficulties (“pulling the wagon out of the ditch,” for example); on the other hand, it is also a symbol of mobility.A wheelbarrow in...

Symbol for mobility, warmth, and naturalness. Important is the condition and type of wood; for example, Firewood and Ebony.In the I Ching, wood means gentleness, that which penetrates, like the...

(see Barefoot, Clothes, Foot)Old, torn shoes symbolize snares along the path, or long, hard roads traveled to obtain your heart’s desire. These can also reveal a tendency to always fall...

A character in your dream carrying a cell phone may take his business seriously.A cell phone denotes mobility and may represent an urgent need to communicate. It may also symbolize...

Dreams of the Department of Motor Vehicles represents your feelings and attitudes toward bureaucracy. You may be experiencing stress and frustration as you await mobility or a license to take...

Dreams of a leotard symbolize flexibility, expression, mobility, freedom, and perhaps that you are feeling exposed.See Naked and Dance.

Dreams of a mobile signify balance, harmony, and synergy.A mobile can also represent a tribe, family, group of people in your life, or energies within yourself that are interdependent, yet...

Dreams of tightly fitting clothing signifies constriction, and a lack of freedom and mobility.If you are feeling tight inside, then you may be venting out your fear of expressing yourself....

(see Directions)Not realizing that you’re retreating from the real world, or a situation, only to be in worse trouble.In quicksand: Losing your identity to a group, corporation, or set of...

This is an animal whose image is loaded with symbolism. In ancient cultures it was considered sacred, since it was a representation of the soul that seeks the light. From...

Mercury (both the liquid metal and the Roman god) represents mobility, speed, and adaptability.

This is a dream about diminished capacity or ability. Our limbs are what give us mobility and the dexterity with which to create, both of which are impacted in some...

The legs primarily function for standing and walking. In this way, they are symbolically linked to all the ways in which you must stand up for yourself, take a stand...

The skateboard puts wheels on your feet and increases your mobility exponentially. In a dream, a skateboard represents a desire to move faster and also to connect to a sense...

This is a vehicle designed for mobility over frozen ground covered with snow. In this way, there is a primary symbolic meaning associated with a grace and ease of movement...

Ability to “lift above” (as “rising above” a situation, problem, or others’ pettiness).Observation from a higher perspective, literally or figuratively.Ability to see the “big picture” or the “grand plan.” Personal...