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Advocate

To dream of being an advocate for a cause represents a desire to encourage change. It may also reflect your loyalty to certain people. You may be very devoted to something or strongly support of certain ideas. You may have firmly held beliefs or opinions.

Agent

To dream of an agent represents an aspect yourself that does everything on another's behalf. You or someone else that does all the work for someone else so that they don't have to. Acting or speaking for someone else.

Negatively, an agent may reflect avoidance. It may also be a sign that you are too willing to let others do your bidding or make your decisions for you.

To dream of being an agent represents your attempt to speak for others or manage someone else's affairs. Negatively, it may be a sign that you are too controlling over someone else's life.

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AIDS

To dream of having AIDS or sexually transmitted diseases represents thoughts and feelings associated with choices or mistakes that fill you with powerful regret. You may feel permanently contaminated, ruined, or compromised.

AIDS or STDs can also be symbols associated regrets or concerns over sexual partners you've had. You may feel dirty, or violated.

Example: A young man had recurring dreams of having AIDS. In waking life he regretted losing virginity with someone he didn't care about at all.

Example 2: A man dreamed of seeing someone with AIDS. In waking life he experiencing total financial loss after not having listened to advice he was given.

Albert Einstein

To dream of Albert Einstein represents an aspect of your personality that is more incredible than other people (or getting the most attention for) for being assumed the most intelligent person there is about a subject like it's always easy. Behavior that feels like it's always successful about having the right answers. Feelings about intelligent concepts explained to you like it's interesting and easy.

Negatively, dreaming about Albert Einstein may represent too much focus on yourself needing to get attention or being seen as the most incredibly intelligent person there is about a subject like it's always easy by people around you. Unrealistic expectations to be the most intelligent person you know that distracts you from focusing. The narcissism of always expecting to look good assumed or talked about as most intelligent that distracts you from focusing. Feeling that it's awesome or entertaining to like science for the most popular, fun, or interesting parts that doesn't really like thinking intelligent beyond that part. Feeling disillusioned about a serious or difficult matter that was initially explained to you in the most intelligent, interesting, or fun way because you don't like how serious the subject matter becomes once you're personally involved with it. A decreasing interest in difficult subjects as the initial excitement and fascination wane over time. Dependency on someone more intelligent than yourself to make difficult subjects seem easy and interesting.

Example: A woman dreams of attending a lecture by Albert Einstein. He explains the theory of relativity in a way that is easy to understand. She is amazed by his brilliance and inspired to enroll in physics class. In waking life, she was struggling in her physics class. She was having trouble understanding the material and feeling discouraged. In this case, Albert Einstein may have reflected her feelings about being disillusioned by the difficulty of physics after initially being sold on the idea of taking the class by a teacher or other students involved who talked about the most interesting novel concepts of physics like they were easy.

Example 2: A man dreamed of working in a laboratory with Albert Einstein collaborating on a groundbreaking experiment. He had a lot of excitement and anticipation about changing the world with their discovery. In waking life, he was feeling stuck in his scientific research. He was not making any progress and starting to doubt his abilities. In this case, Einstein may have reflected his initial interest in the most interesting novel parts of his scientific research while being unable to do anything except aspire to intellectual greatness while slowly realizing that progress wasn't possible. Einstein may have also reflected his feelings about getting attention or talking to people intelligently about his theory and not wanting to give up out of fear of looking stupid that nothing he was working on was as intelligent as he thought.

Example 3: A child dreamed of flying through space with Albert Einstein exploring different galaxies and planets. They were filled with wonder to learn about the vastness and mystery of the universe. In waking life, he was fascinated by science and astronomy and always asking his teacher questions. In this case, Einstein may have reflected his feelings about how interesting and easy science and astronomy were to learn with the aid of a teacher explaining the most interesting parts. The dream may also hint at the child's dependency on their interesting teacher to enjoy science and astronomy while not liking learning about it alone.

Alicia Keys

To dream of Alicia Keys represents an aspect of personality that is more incredible than other people (or gets the most attention) for behavior that's feeling good believing in itself in control of itself while deserving to make people see who you are as a person that's never afraid. Never being angry while deserving to be certain you are never afraid while believing in yourself for who you are as a person. A sense of empowerment and self-worth, where you feel deserving of recognition and respect for who you are as a person, without succumbing to fear or anger. Showcasing your true self without fear.

Positively, dreaming about Alicia Keys might symbolize a strong sense of self, emotional intelligence, and the ability to maintain composure in challenging situations. Your ability to stay true to yourself and your values, even in the face of adversity or societal pressures. This dream could also indicate a period of self-acceptance and confidence, where you feel comfortable in your skin and confident in your decisions. Feeling good responsible about not being afraid to be who you are to other people. A desire to showcase your true self to others without fear or hesitation. Feel at ease with who you are and secure in your choices while being aware of yourself getting attention.

Negatively, dreaming about Alicia Keys may represent situations overdoing feeling good respecting yourself for the rest of your life living without fear for the sake of appearances that other people might not be as interested in as you are. Situations where you might overdo being in control of yourself being unafraid for appearances. Situations where you don't like being fear being forced on you to accept yourself for who you are as a person. A disconnect between your outward confidence and inner insecurities, or you might be putting too much emphasis on appearing strong and unshakeable.

Example: A man dreamed of seeing Alicia Keys on a train nagging him to not take LSD which made him put the LSD away. In waking life, he wanted to purchase psychedelic mushrooms from a local store when the store was questionable legally and still controversial. The store required you to register yourself on a computer in order to make a purchase and had been raided by police once already. He was experienced taking hallucinogenics to the point that he spoke to a group of people about believing that it was never a good idea to take hallucinogenics while afraid. He didn't want to fear the police after making his purchase so he refused to make one. In this case, Alicia Keys may have reflected feelings about himself being experienced and in control of himself with hallucinogenics (Keys experience with piano) talking to a group of people about deserving to never be afraid for who you are (Alicia Keys) while ingesting them to enjoy the experience better.

Allergy

To dream of allergies represents feelings about an instinctive aversion, sensitivity, or incompatibility with certain people, situations, or ideas. Emotional discomfort, unease, or an inability to accept or adapt to something that others may find harmless or beneficial. This dream might reflect your thoughts about boundaries, personal vulnerabilities, or the need to avoid specific influences in your life. Perhaps you feel held back by an inability to tolerate something that others manage without difficulty.

Example: A woman dreamed of seeing a woman with a half-eaten bagel who said to her "I think there is something in this that I'm allergic to." In waking life, she had met a man that she liked at first, but then stopped liking him because he was too needy. In this case, the half-eaten bagel that causes allergies may have reflected her feelings about the man initially making her feel that it was simple to be completely listened to as a person while trying to enjoy starting the relationship with him, but then finding his neediness unappealing and incompatible with her own personality.

Aluminum

To dream of aluminum represents feelings of confidence that something doesn't have to matter too much while being safe and useful for whatever you need it for. Confidence in something making sense. Practicality. It can also represent a sense of lightweight detachment about a relationships or situation.

To dream of aluminum foil represents a sense of practicality about preserving ideas or future possibilities that you can't or don't want to do anything about right now. It may indicate the need to protect or save something valuable, even if it is not currently being used or addressed. Alternatively, aluminum foil may symbolize a temporary fix or solution that you believe will suffice for the time being, while you delay confronting a more challenging issue or problem.

Negatively, aluminum foil represents overdoing a sense of practicality about preserving ideas or future possibilities for something that isn't practical. Aluminum foil may be a sign that you are preferring to keep a problem alive while also not wanting to look at it objectively. Wasting time and energy preserving the possibility for an experience that may no longer be relevant or viable. Feeling good thinking something negative or impossible will work out later. Maintaining unhealthy beliefs or habits because you think something good will fix the situation later on. Clinging to ideas despite the unlikelihood of them ever happening.

To dream of an aluminum food tray represents feeling of temporary or fleeting connection with people, as opposed to a more permanent or lasting bond.

To dream of an aluminum can may represents feelings about an experience being practical, safe, and useful to have a single time.

Example: A man dreamed of aluminum foil. In waking life he was told by a really bad psychic that he was going to marry a woman he knew in the future. At the time he believed the advice and felt good waiting for her when in relaity marrying her was an impossible outrageous idea. He had a practical mindset about protecting an impractical impossible future outcome.

Example 2: A man dreamed of seeing his girlfriend's extended family using an a huge disposable aluminum tray to serve sliced meats. In waking life the man was aware of his girlfriend trying to avoid her extended family due to a wedding happening while family reunion was planned later in the month. In this case the huge disposable aluminum tray may have reflected a feeling of temporary or fleeting connection with the extended family, as opposed to a more permanent or lasting bond.

Example 3: A teenage girl dreamed of walking through a black aluminum door and starting to fall. In waking life she was frustrated with being fated to be alone for the rest of her life. In this case falling after walking through the black aluminum door may represent her fear of failure or rejection in her pursuit of finding a romantic partner after believing a potential partner was practical.

Example 4: A person dreamed of aluminum cans. In waking they read books. In this case the aluminum cans may have reflected their feelings about books being practical, safe, and useful reading a single time.

Alzheimer's Disease

To dream of Alzheimer's disease represents feelings about a worsening memory, identity, and ability to manage relationships that doesn't let you believe in yourself like you usually do ever again. Anxiety or feeling stupid about yourself not having a sharp memory when it's important. Embarrassing yourself with deteriorating skills or memory. Concerns with other people noticing your memory or skills are not as good as they used to be. Concerns about forgetfulness, confusion, or a decline in mental clarity while not wanting to speak about it.

Alternatively, Alzheimer's disease may reflect your surprise at how forgetful someone you know is.

Example: A woman dreamed of her son having Alzheimer's disease. In waking life, she was about to enroll in a doctoral program and was concerned that she had forgotten too many things that other people in the same program remembered easily. She had anxiety that the program was beyond her capabilities. In this case, the son having Alzheimer's disease may have reflected her feelings about the potential for her future being embarrassed by her worsening memory with schoolwork.

Example 2: A person dreamed of going into a basement and suddenly losing their sense of self, similar to dementia or Alzheimer's disease. In waking life, they recently moved to another US State for a job. They hated the weather and missed their friends and family and wanted to move back. In this case, experiencing dementia or Alzheimer's disease when going into the basement may have reflected the person's feelings about their worsening memory, identity, and ability to manage relationships during a serious problem because moving forced them to be alone and not believe in themself like they usually do ever again.

Ambassador

To dream of an ambassador represents an aspect of yourself that is diplomatic or conciliatory. You or someone else that is trying to deal with people in a sensitive and effective way. It may also reflect an attempt to bridge tensions or conflict.

Ambulance

To dream of an ambulance often represents feelings about urgent attention or intervention being needed. Urgent decisions about doing whatever it takes to deal with a problem. Feeling that there is a need for quick or urgent action. A crisis, an emergency, or a serious situation requiring immediate attention or response. Your thoughts about the need for assistance, support, or rescue in the face of a difficult or threatening situation. A need to act quickly.

Positively, dreaming about an ambulance might symbolize reassurance, help, or healing in situations of distress. It could indicate the presence of resources, support, or relief in challenging times. It may also reflect your trust in external help or your confidence in overcoming adversity, suggesting that help is available when needed. Readiness to take swift action and make necessary changes to resolve a difficult situation. It implies your ability to recognize the importance of responding promptly to challenges or emotional needs.

Negatively, dreaming about an ambulance could represent feelings of fear, anxiety, or panic about a situation that feels urgent or critical. It might symbolize a sense of helplessness, vulnerability, or a fear of catastrophe. This could also reflect a fear of not receiving the necessary help or support in time, or it might indicate a situation in your waking life that you feel is spiraling out of control. Feelings of
being overwhelmed by a pressing problem that requires immediate resolution. It may also suggest a fear of uncontrollable events or an impending crisis that you are trying to avoid.

To dream of being unable to get an ambulance may reflect your feelings of urgency that are not being listened to or addressed. Feelings of desperation, helplessness, or fear in a situation where you believe immediate help or intervention is critical. Feeling unable to secure necessary help. You may feel ignored, dismissed, or unable to communicate the gravity of a situation to others. This might also signify a lack of resources, support, or means to handle an emergency or critical issue in your waking life.

Example: A woman dreamed of her mother calling an ambulance. In waking life, she was seriously depressed and thought it was important to start seeing a therapist. In this case, her mother calling an ambulance may have reflected her conscious acknowledgment of the severity of her depression and the urgent need for professional help.

Example 2: A woman dreamed of being unable to get an ambulance for her injuries. In waking life, she lost her job and couldn't get a new job while feeling it was urgent because she had been unemployed for too long to afford it. In this case, being unable to get an ambulance may have reflected feelings of desperation and helplessness in her current financial situation.

Amnesia

To dream of amnesia represents you or someone has a poor memory of something. You may not remember something that other people do. Alternatively, amnesia may represent you or someone else that has blocked out or rejected a negative aspect of yourself. You may also be experiencing a recurring problematic person or situation that seems oblivious to what has already happened.

Amnesia may be a sign that you or someone else doesn't believe that they did anything wrong or finds it difficult to accept responsibility.

Alternatively, amnesia may also represent a complete loss of direction. Original goals or intentions were abandoned.

Negatively, amnesia may reflect an arrogant intentional attempt to pretend that something important was forgotten.

Amputation

To dream of amputation represents a loss of a part of yourself. Giving up power or abilities. You may feel "robbed" or unable to achieve goals. It may also reflect serious losses or dramatic changes that leave you feeling vulnerable. You may feel frustrated, limited, powerless, or helpless. It may also represent restrictions placed on you.

Amputated hands reflect feelings of being unable to do as you please or losing a capability.

Amputated legs represent a loss of independence.

Amputated arms represents a loss of function, reach, or an extension of yourself.

Example: A woman who aspired to be a writer once dreamed of being in love with a legless man. In real life she knew that writing was a field that was unsupportive of newcomers. The legless man reflected her desire to write being a difficult achievement without doing everything on her own first. A goal with "no legs" of it's own. A goal that would have to be supported by others forms of income.

Example 2: A man once dreamed of seeing a man who was missing his hand. In real life he was dealing with an illness that had destroyed his life and limited his ability to do things that he wanted.

Anaphylactic Shock

To dream of anaphylactic shock may reflect feelings about a situation being too stressful. Feelings of powerful uncontrollable stress and anxiety that dangerously pushes one "over the edge." Over-dramatic stress or anxiety that can cause you embarrassing failure or loss. Embarrassingly shocking failure that you feel you are powerless to do anything about without assistance. Embarrassing potential failure caused by an over-sensitivity. An over-sensitivity or unexpected problem requiring urgent attention.

Anecdote

To tell or read an anecdote in a dream represents enthusiasm for idealistic notions. A positive view of an idea or belief that you or someone else have had.

Consider how the anecdote makes you feel when you think about it.