Dream About Flood
Points to an imminent change in the situation.
Flood in a dream
Points to an imminent change in the situation.
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What does flood mean in a dream?
In scientific dream interpretation, a flood is a monitor symbol pointing to an imminent change in the situation. A flood is water breaking uncontrollably past its banks. Since water stands for the environment and the unconscious, a flood means that the surrounding environment or unconscious processes are about to slip out of control. This can be a crisis or a necessary renewal — the dream's context indicates which.
What do different contexts of flood in a dream mean?
The flood destroys
Destructive change — the environment breaks out of control, sweeping away the stable structures of life.
The flood recedes
The crisis is passing — the situation stabilizes after a period of chaos.
More symbols in dream dictionary
Butcher
Stands for a violent, vindictive, negative personality or pattern of behavior.
Meat
Flesh taken by killing higher forms of life — an image that is always negative and speaks of aggressive cannibalism.
Watching
The mark of a passive onlooker who goads others into acting.
Nudity
See Nakedness.
Putting On
A stand-in for the sexual act.
Inscription
See Book.
Punishment
The zone where the guilt complex operates.
Cape
Despite its apparent positivity, this image is associated with an alien, silent shadow creeping up behind the dreamer — the likeness of a potential vampire emerging from the dark.
Pouring
Closely related to the dream image of Filling.
Attack
Closely related to the dream image of Aggression.
All symbols in scientific dream dictionary (781)
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