A need to express your sexual desires. May suggest that you are afraid of your own desires and fantasies.

May represent a real seduction, perhaps in childhood. May represent a desire for sex.

Your dream might be showing you to make something public, or that you desire attention and notice.

Nutrition for spiritual growth. Fertility, growth, love and prosperity. Forbidden love, repressed desires, sweet temptations.

(1) Nudity may express a longing (possibly unconscious) for childhood innocence and freedom from artificial inhibitions.

(2) It may signify getting beyond outward appearances to what you really are: the "naked truth" about yourself. It may therefore be accompanied by an anxious feeling of being exposed - that is, vulnerable.

(3) If you are ashamed or frightened of being naked, and move away so people can't see you, this may indicate either a fear of sexual relationships or fear of revealing your inner feelings.

(4) If you are showing off your nudity, this may represent either desire for sex; or a state of being at ease with yourself and not feeling a need to apologize for being the person you are; or complete honesty and openness in your dealings with other people.

Reference: Eric Ackroyd

A need to express your repressed sexual desires. Obtaining what you desire by going through unorthodox methods. The unconscious trying to penetrate the conscious mind. Illicit desires.

Basic Meaning: Merging of energies, aspects or qualities within yourself.

(1) In dreams of sex your partner may symbolize some part of your own psyche, for example, your anima if you are a male, or your animus if your are a female (see Glossary of Jungian Termnology), and the sexual act will then be a symbol of the union of opposites which leads to wholeness and balance in your personality.

(2) Having sex in a dream is may be a straightforward expression of sexual desire. Sex with someone other than your partner may express desire for that person and/or dissatisfaction with your partner.

(3) Uninhibited sex in a dream would suggest that the dreamer's actual sex life is uninhibited.

(4) Another reason for paying attention to dreams depicting sexual relations is that your shadow (see Shadow) may be very prominent in sex; so here is a way of getting to know your alter-ego, the hidden part of yourself.

Reference: Eric Ackroyd

Breathing under water {unconscious}. This would symbolize unconscious realizations, fears, desires, attitudes.

(1) Dreams of urinating may be caused by a full bladder and usually has little or no psychological significance.

(2) Urinating may be a symbol for sexual desire, representing sexual emissions.

Reference: Eric Ackroyd

Feelings of being exposed. Innocence, as in youthful exposures of being free to express yourself. Superficial desires.

getting above yourself; liberation; extend the range of your consciousness.

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Flying

Some people believe that flying in our dreams can be an actual out of body experience, that we go to places on this physical plane as well as into the inner planes (mostly the Astral). Edgar Cayce thought that Astral travel or 'soul travel" might be a precursor to becoming lucid in a dream. Carl Jung's idea was that in a flying dream we are expressing our desire to break free of restrictions and limitations. We have a desire to be free and above all difficulties! Alfred Adler thought that this dream was a type of a superiority dream in which we reveal the desire to dominate and be above others. Focusing on the libido, Freud thought that flying was another way to express sexual desires. The details of your dream will give you clues as to what it symbolizes, if your dream was a spiritual experience or ego based.

{1} If you are being chased in a dream, what is chasing you probably symbolizes something you are afraid of, either in your external life or - more commonly - in your inner self, your unconscious. For example, a woman who dreams of being chased by men is probably afraid of sex. {Freud would add that her dreams present, in disguise, an unconscious, repressed desire for sex}.

{2} If you are doing the chasing, the "you" in your dream is probably your conscious ego and the thing you are chasing is almost certainly some part of yourself that frightens you. Chasing it away means disowning it, banishing it from your conscious life. At the very least, get to know "it" and understand it.

Reference: Eric Ackroyd

Those things about yourself you consider private. Protecting or covering up your sexual feelings. A need to express or reveal your feelings/emotions.

See Also House

(1) A room may represent the self, or some aspect of yourself.

(2) It may be a symbol of the womb. Freud tells us of a dream in which a girl (the dreamer) entered a room six or eight times and every time saw her father sitting there. Freud saw the dream as expressing the girl's fantasy of having seen her father come into her mother's womb while the girl was still a fetus,

(3) If the room is a cellar or basement, it may symbolize your unconscious. If it is a room near or at the top of a high building, it may represent consciousness (your waking life); idealism; lofty aspirations. (But of course an upstairs room may nevertheless symbolize libido, instinctive life and desires: for example, if it is a bedroom where sexual activity is taking place).

(4) A suite of rooms may express a male dreamer's polygamous sexual desires. This does not mean be polygamous in real life. On the contrary, he might well be shocked by the dream. What such a dream exemplifies is the way the unconscious compensates or balances the conscious self: a polygamous person might have monogamous dreams!

Reference: Eric Ackroyd