May symbolize destructive aspects in your life, possibly the little things often ignored until they have become too destructive.

Unconsciously giving up information to the conscious mind that was previously repressed. Having been betrayed may represent your suspicions about a particular person, relationship or situation.

Two opposing forces within you that is not clear, confused. It may represent your indecision and your inability to make up your mind.

An inability to access the simple nature within you. Feelings of being caged like a bird, a loss of freedom. Feelings of being locked up and unable to fully express yourself. An inability of the unconscious to express itself.

The simplicity of nature and the need to get in touch with nature. An invitation to enter into the spiritual realm. May symbolize energies that can bring you healing or balance in life. A bird taking wing may represent the need for you to take wing, encumbered by circumstances that prevents you from the freedom you require. A black bird may represent your unconscious, or may symbolize the feminine aspect in a negative way.

Your spiritual/creative self.

Nourishment for the spiritual/creative self. May indicate insufficient rewards for your efforts.

Limiting ones personal growth. Those things in your life that prevent you from growing and progressing.

If you are a woman it may represent the unfilled desire for a child. If the birth is a negative emotion it may symbolize an unwanted pregnancy. May represent the possibility of new experiences and personal growth. May symbolize a new phase of personal growth as in Jung's "Individuation Process" .

Focusing on certain aspects within, perhaps unconscious attitudes or emotions. May suggest that you need to take a long and close look at a situation. A need to carefully evaluate your choices and decisions.

May represent your competitiveness. Too much attention to winning.

Search for balance. Difficulties in riding a bicycle may suggest that you are experiencing anxieties about making it on your own. You may need to devote more time to leisurely pursuits and recreation, providing a balance in your life.

Seeking spiritual enlightenment. Seeking some form of comfort. May also refer to your fundamental belief system. May be referring to a higher source of knowledge within yourself.

Dreaming that someone or something is bigger than normal may indicate that you either have an inflated opinion of yourself or of someone. May represent authority and power.

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

A message from your unconscious that you need to take note of in your path toward your goals. Playing games. Are you or is someone else playing games in your life?

Dreaming that you are in the bedroom may symbolize a need to contact those inner feelings and emotions that will lead to a better understanding of who you really are. May symbolize the inner self, unconscious contents that can be accessed through your dreams.

A bridge between your conscious and unconscious self. May symbolize a need to investigate, or acknowledge those aspects that have not be previously attended to. An unkept bed may symbolize an urgent need to address such aspects.

Barriers in your life. An inability to access other possibilities in your life. An obstacle to emotional and/or personal growth.

The subconscious linking instinctual aspects to the conscious self.

Playing games. Setting goals and achieving goals. Sexual innuendos where the masculine aspects is depicted by the bat and the feminine aspects is depicted in the form of the ball or the ballpark.

Basement, or what is in it are those unconscious aspects in your life {basement symbolizes the deepest part of your unconscious mind}. Explore this area first. They are also frightening places. What in your life seems dark and damp and in the depths? Most of the time they seem that way because of our fear to confront them. They usually turn out to be harmless.