your conscious ego; emotions; the heart, that which makes your body go.

your ego-self; an unknown face may represent an unknown part of yourself.

An injured ego. Blisters from manual labor may indicate the hard labor that is needed to be put forth to achieve a goal in your life. A blister on the hand may suggest an inability to achieve something. A blister on the face may suggest problems with ego identity or persona.

Represents your conscious ego, which is the centre of your conscious mind but not your total psyche.

The ego self (your outer personality); covering up something; hiding inner feelings.

The conscious ego. Other people, animals and objects in your dreams are usually parts of yourself that your conscious self needs to relate to and cooperate with.

Emerging from a negative situation to a positive one. An inflated ego.

Over-emphasizing your ego-persona. Hair braids may represent an orderly way of thinking.

If by an animal, may mean some part of you is repressed but now is threatening to overcome you. If by a policeman, father or other figure authority figure, you may have an over-developed super-ego (conscience). May represent something which or someone who constitutes a threat in your domestic or work life.

sexuality. your animal instincts (ego). a galloping horse may symbolize escasy. the emotions. See Horse

A sign of hope. A symbol for bridging the gap between your ego-self and your true self (unconscious).

Exposing what is underneath the ego-self; exposing the true self, or emotions.

The original self, the true person hidden under the mask of the ego. A part of yourself that is foreign to you; repressed aspects or emotions.

A dress is clothing and it may symbolize your ego or persona. It may indicate the feelings you have toward yourself, especially a relationship to the image you present to the world. A dress would be an article of female clothing, so it may represent your feminine aspect.

May symbolize intellect, or the conscious ego. May symbolize your true self and your potential perfection. May be a sexual symbol (female breasts).

your unconscious offering information to self knowledge; help for the ego-self in its exploration of the unconscious mind; following your instincts

This is probably your super-ego; conscience or moral principle.

Your immature ego self. Undeveloped qualities. The aspects that lend themselves to a stronger personality.

Demons in dreams probably represent parts of your unconscious mind that have been repressed and neglected and are now threatening to disrupt or mutilate the psyche. They should be approached lovingly, given attention and integrated into your conscious life. This will bring about their "conversion": They will cease to threaten and will contribute their vital energies to the enhancement of the self.

Self-knowledge - knowing what we are carrying around with us in our unconscious - is the only sure defence against what in ancient times was called demonic possession, which in psychological terms means the conscious ego being taken over by unconscious forces {obsessive fear or anger, or whatever}.

Reference: Eric Ackroyd

It may be a true inner voice telling you waht you msut do in order to get in tune with your "destiny". It may be a symbol of an over-developed super-ego, reflecting either irrational fears or guilt-feelings stemming from traumatic childhood experiences.