Part of your psyche. Connection to emotions, attitudes.

Anxiety; repressed emotions; guilt. What makes you afraid in your waking life?

Your persona, the image you see yourself as (this is not the real you, only a part of your true self). Covering up the real you; covering up your true emotions about some aspect in your life.

Repressed hostility or resentment towards someone or something. If your are being murdered, it represents a repressed emotion that is threatening to mutiny if not recognized by your conscious self.

Hidden emotions; ability to laugh at oneself.

Creativity; expressing emotions.

a burst of emotional or psychic energy

verbalizing what you want or need. A need to express your emotions.

strong emotions. passion.

Covering up one's true emotions. A need to express one's true self.

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.

The ability to hold your head above the emotional stresses in your life. It may suggest that some of your repressed thoughts or unconscious material has come to the surface and made itself known.

Controlled emotions. The "calm" before the storm. Are you resting on your laruels and unprepared for the worst?

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

Cold and frigid emotions. Feelings of exclusion. An absence of warmth in a relationship.

{1} If in a dream you behave violently towards a person or animal, some deep-seated anger or resentment is indicated, particilarly if such behaviour recurs in your dreams. The cause may be frustration of a basic desire. Guilt-feelings caused by a desire that was {perhaps wrongly} felt to be illegitimate may be accompanied by anger, either directed outwards against someone {perhaps a parent} who forbade the fulfillment of the desire, or directed inwards against yourself as a form of self-punishment. Therefore, if in a dream you are the victim of violence, this may be a symbol of your tendency to punish yourself.

{2} Even where the violence is obviously directed towards someone else, it may indicate anxiety. For example, a man who dreams of cruel sex with a woman is almost certainly afraid of women and afraid of - guilty about - his own sexuality. The cause of the guilt and anxiety needs to be uncovered, even if it means seeing a psychotherapist.

{3} A violent explosion - volcano, bomb, etc. - will usually mean that some part of you is frustrated and ready to wreak havoc in your life if you continue to deny it an outlet for expression.

{4} Our violence is caused by emotions taking us over; and such emotional take-overs are the result of frustrated healthy desires.

Reference: Eric Ackroyd

Strong sudden changes, being caught in an emotional storm. Since hurricanes are associated with large bodies of water you may be experiencing some type of repressed or suppressed emotions {the ocean often symbolizes the collective unconscious}.

Strong, sudden changes capable of disruption in your life. An emotional storm. Swirling emotions that can be damaging.

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