Cashier

To dream of a cashier represents awareness of consequences of your choice. Noticing the personal cost of your decision. What you have to face in life to get what you want.

To dream of being a cashier represents awareness of yourself setting conditions or ultimatums for someone else to get what they want. Making someone else do something or lose something in order to get what they want.

Catheters

To dream of a catheter represents feelings about being temporarily aided or supported in a way that helps you release emotional or psychological burdens you are unable to handle on your own. The need for relief, assistance, or intervention to process or let go of something overwhelming or deeply ingrained. Thoughts about seeking help or using tools to address personal issues, blockages, or constraints.

Positively, dreaming about a catheter may represent a recognition of the need for support or relief, leading to healing, recovery, or emotional release.

Negatively, dreaming about a catheter may represent feelings of dependency, vulnerability, or discomfort with needing help to manage relieving yourself of problems. Frustration with a lack of independence or the idea that something invasive or unpleasant is required to help you relieve yourself of your problems.

Alternatively, dreaming about a catheter may reflect actually issues with urinating or urinary incontinence.

CEO

To dream of a CEO represents power, success, and control over every single thing that is happening making sure nothing goes wrong. Combined qualities of power, control, and authority that's more important than other people with a focus on winning. Feelings about making decisions that matter or come with risk. Feeling about everyone talking to you or someone else about whatever is happening in a situation. Ambition and leadership. Concerns about their own leadership abilities, and their desire to be seen as powerful and respected in their personal and professional life.

Negatively, dreaming about an CEO may represent fear of failure or inadequacy, as well as a fear of being dominated by someone in a position of power. Feelings about having to accept or live with the worst mistakes you ever made. It could also suggest a need to be more assertive and take charge of one's life. Additionally, it may represent the dreamer's belief that success and power are the only important things in life, potentially leading to neglect of personal relationships and other important aspects of life. Jealousy that someone else is a "rockstar" of everyone talking to them about whatever is happening in a situation. The dreamer's belief in the importance of hierarchy and structure in achieving success, as well as the pressure to conform to societal expectations of success and power. Feelings about abuse of power, control, and authority that thinks it's more important than other people about winning. Ignorance about being more important than other people to ensure nothing goes wrong.

Example: A man dreamed of the woman he was in love with getting ready to go on a date with the CEO from her work instead of him. In waking life he was unemployed and talking to the woman everyday. In this case, the CEO may have reflected the man's feelings of inferiority and insecurity in regards to the woman he was interested in. The CEO may have represented the man's perceived idea of the ideal man or the type of man he felt the woman would prefer over him. Feeling that someone is better than you at what you are doing.

Example 2: A woman dreamed of arguing with the CEO of record label company during a job interview and fighting to not get pushed off the roof of the building. In waking life, she had recently graduated and was experiencing anxiety about leaving her part time job so she could get a real full time job. In this case, the CEO of the record label she argues with may have reflected her feelings about arguing with the part of herself that is professional about everything happening in her life having to operate without a problem so that everyone she knows respects her and feels good about it. The argument with the CEO may also reflect her inner conflict about leaving her job being a mistake and the fear not being good enough in a new job. The CEO may also represent the pressure to prove herself and succeed in her career. The fighting to not get pushed off the roof may symbolize her fighting against the fear of failure and the pressure to perform.

Example 3: A young woman dreamed of a big CEO man with a serious anger problem that was yelling at her for not doing her job. In waking life she felt needed to stop giving her ex-boyfriend any more chances because he would never change his temper problem. In this case, the CEO may have reflected the dreamer's perception of her ex-boyfriend as someone in a position of power and authority, who may have acted in a controlling or emotionally abusive manner towards her.

Chauffeur

To dream of a chauffeur represents you or someone else that is catering to someone else's goals. Helping others achieve their goals without them having to concern or frustrate themselves with anything except the outcome. An aspect of yourself that does all the legwork.

To dream of being driven around by a chauffeur represents your predominant focus on outcomes. Feeling that the leg work is being taking care of for you. Being more focused on the end result of a situation.

Negatively, a chauffeur may represent a sense of entitlement or dependency. Not feeling that you should have to do anything except win or get what you want. Feeling that others should do all the hard work or menial tasks.

Cheerleader

To dream of a cheerleader represents an aspect of your personality that is encouraging or motivational. You or someone else that is supportive of others goals. It may also reflect being happy for someone else success.

Alternatively, a cheerleader may represent self-encouragement or self-motivation. A sign that you are optimistic and confident. You are telling yourself that success is possible.

Example: A girl dreamed of a cheerleader at a sleepover. In real life her friend abandoned her when she got a boyfriend. The cheerleader at the sleep over reflected her attempt to be happy for her friend while being forced to notice her own single life.

Chef

To dream of a chef represents an aspect of yourself or someone else that is skilled, confident, talented, and experienced in their abilities to create, and control satisfying outcomes. Expertise in preparing or planning satisfying experiences. Mastery, skill, or self-assurance in handling complex preparations that must satisfy other people.

Positively, dreaming about a chef may represent confidence in taking risks, experimenting, or managing different aspects of your life to achieve a desired outcome. A desire to impress or please others through your competence and expertise.

Negatively, dreaming about a chef may represent feelings of pressure to plan, create, and control satisfying experiences for others. Feeling pressured to create something perfect without knowing how. An overreliance on external sources to provide an enjoyable or satisfying experience.

Example: A woman dreamed of being in a hotel with a chef and butler that set up her room for dinner service. She found the chef rude. In waking life, she was having an affair with a married man. In this case, the chef may have reflected her feelings about the married man she was having an affair with making private plans for their secret relationship that she found distasteful or poorly executed. She may have felt that the affair was being conducted in a manner that was not to her liking or that lacked finesse, reflecting her desire for more control, discretion, or respect within the relationship.

*Please See Chef's Hat

Chemotherapy

To dream of chemotherapy represents a powerfully unpleasant ordeal that you must endure in order to free yourself from a difficult problem. Feeling subjected to a situation where nothing you like or want can happen at all in order to move on. It may also reflect a dangerous or humiliating risk you are taking to separate yourself from an ingrained problem.

Chemotherapy may reflect feelings about your life becoming a disaster in order to escape a problem like addiction or a troubling relationship. Having to grow up harder and faster than ever before. Knowing you could "lose it all" trying to get rid of a degenerating problem.

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Chicken Pox

To dream of chicken pox represents a problem you are experiencing that can only be solved with inaction or patience. You may be experiencing a negative situation where you have to "bite your tongue", sit it out, or impotently experience a problem from beginning to end without being able to act against it lest you aggravate it. Chicken pox may be a sign that you need to put priorities first or that enjoyment needs to be placed on hold for more serious matters.

Alternatively, chicken pox may reflect a serious problem you believe only has to be confronted once.

Chief

To dream of a chief represents feelings about leadership, authority, decision-making power, and the importance of being respected and looked up to first. Respect for or the challenges with authority figures, or your own role as a leader or decision-maker. Feelings about authority that must be looked up to with a sense of being in trouble if you don't. Feelings about authority figures or decision-makers in your life. Feelings about authority, leadership, and importance over a small group of people with a role. Feelings about mistakes not being allowed while you are the authority of something in order to continue being respected.

Positively, dreaming about a chief may represent confidence in your leadership abilities or admiration for someone who effectively guides and protects others. It may reflect a period in your life where you feel in control, respected, and capable of making important decisions. This could also represent a desire to be a leader or to take on more responsibility in some aspect of your life.

Negatively, dreaming about a chief may represent feelings about not being respected for leadership, authority, or decision-making power. Feelings about needing to be respected with authority, leadership, and importance in a role that has limits. Incompetence or dangerous leadership that made you feel it's important to respect it or look up to it. Feeling pressured by the expectations of others or struggling with the demands of a leadership position. Feelings of being overwhelmed by responsibility or by an authoritative figure in your life. A betrayal of trust in authority or leadership. Issues with authority figures in your life or a desire to challenge the status quo.

Example: A man dreamed of being questioned about what he was doing with his role as a "security chief" because he had said he was chief was his job. In waking life, he was an unemployed transsexual who didn't like being questioned by his father about making his own decisions. In this case, the role of "security chief" may have reflected his feelings of needing to assert his own authority and decision-making power in his personal life. The questioning about his role as a 'security chief' may have symbolized the challenge he felt in justifying his choices and maintaining his sense of control and independence in the face of his father's questioning or doubts.

Children

To see your real life children in a dream represents ideas, habits, or developments that have potential. An area of your life that you are encouraging or feel supportive of. Situations or aspects of your life that you want to see powerful or flourish. It may also reflect an aspect of yourself based on the one thing that stands out the most about that child.

If you have more than one child in real life then each child will represent a different aspect of your life based on your most honest feelings about then or their most prominent personality traits.

To dream of children that aren't your children in waking life may reflect developing aspects of your life. Situations in life that are brand new or that you have renewed enthusiasm for. Creativity or "young minded" ideas.

Negatively, dreaming of children may reflect feelings about yourself or others being helpless. Powerlessness to overcome big challenges. Inexperience that prevents you from facing difficulties because problems are too big. Alternatively, from a negative perspective children may reflect problems that are out of control. New developments that are becoming frustrating. Feeling like an innocent victim. Vulnerability.

To dream of losing a child represents feelings of being overloaded or stretched beyond your limits. Juggling too much at once or "dropping the ball" with something because you are too involved with something else. Getting so caught up in minor details that you forget what's most important.

To dream of a child dying represents a loss or unpleasant change to some area of your life that had potential. Positively, a child death may reflect a growing problem that has finally been dealt with.

If you dream of children that you don't recognize it represents new ideas, or situations that are being encouraged. Something not thought of before. Negatively, it may reflect burdens, responsibilities, or problems that have to be looked after.

Evil children symbolize negative or corrupted aspects of your personality that are being encouraged. It may also point to a bad situation or problem that feels like it's getting out of control or scares you. Evil children may also reflect childish beliefs or habits that are getting out of hand. Frustrations with someone else's immaturity or misbehaving. Alternatively, children may reflect aspects of your personality that are playful, young at heart, or childish in intention. You don't want to be involved with anything too serious.

Example: A woman dreamed of a child driving her car. In waking life she felt that she had allowed her selfishness and childishness to control her decision-making.

Example 2: A man dreamed of trying to protect 2 children. In waking life he was trying to protect his 2 growing businesses from being overrun and controlled by his jealous abusive father.

Example 3: A woman dreamed of seeing children. In waking life she was working on a project for her job that she felt required a lot of creativity and youthful ideas.

*Please See Son

*Please See Daughter

*Please See Quadruplets

Chiropractor

To dream of a chiropractor represents sympathy, insight, confidence, or resources that are being given to you to help you carry a burden. Someone in your life that makes your burdens feel less painful or gives your strength to continue on.

Alternatively, a chiropractor may reflect a person or situation that forces you stand up to your problems or do what is right. You may have a problem "caving in" or being "spineless" in the face of opposition.

Choreographer

To dream of a choreographer represents you or someone else that is very concerned about perfectly following instructions to achieve congruency that feels good. A desire for perfect adherence to rules or a plan of action that impresses or pleases others. Preparation for a high pressure situation has to feel good knowing you did everything right. A need for conformity that pleases the spirit of the rules and doesn't just follow the rules.

Negatively, a choreographer may reflect a frustrating need to practice or repeat yourself until your perfect. It may also be a sign that you are expecting too much from someone else. Believing that if someone doesn't follow your instructions perfectly that nothing will ever feel good at all. Putting too much pressure on yourself to follow certain rules in order to please others. Being too prepared for an event.

Example: A woman dreamed of being unaware of choreography of a dance before she was about to go on stage. In waking life she was uncertain about her proper role in a new work position.

Christian Bale

To dream of Christian Bale represents an aspect of your personality that's more incredible than other people (or gets more attention) for safely never deserving to be called stupid for saying whatever you have to say while being believable about getting away with transforming yourself for other people. Safely getting away with transforming yourself whenever you have to. Complete commitment and dramatic transformations for roles.

Positively, dreaming about Christian Bale may represent motivation, dedication, and the ability to adapt or change as needed in a situation where you are getting a lot of attention from other people.

Negatively, dreaming about Christian Bale may represent motivation, dedication, and the ability to adapt or change as needed that's dishonest about faking something to other people.

Example: Singer Billy Eilish dreamed of sitting at a cafe with Christian Bale with the sun shining. In waking life, she decided it was important to break up with her boyfriend. In this case, Christian Bale may have reflected her feelings about safely deserving to talk to her boyfriend about breaking up while they remain friends without any fight aired in public that would make her look stupid while being believable about needing to transform herself to do other things with her career. The dream may also indicate that she was lying (actor symbolism) to her boyfriend about the reason for breaking up or simply very concerned about her famous appearances while breaking up (famous person symbolism).

Claustrophobia

To dream of having claustrophobia represents your fear of commitment or limiting yourself to anything. You don't like feeling chained to anything. You may be sensitive about not having your own space or the ability to change plans whenever you want.

Alternatively, dreaming of claustrophobia may be a sign that you feel a problem in your life is impossible to escape from or becoming too limiting to bear. You may feel that your options keep shrinking. You may benefit from speaking to friends or family about your problems. It may also be a sign that you might need to tell someone to back off. You may feel overprotected.

Cleopatra

To dream of Cleopatra represents you or someone else that is insensitively noticing their full power. Being uncontrollable with choices or tactics that embarrass others. Doing the one thing that someone else doesn't want you to do.

Alternatively, Cleopatra may reflect how you are annoying other people that you always get what you want and are noticed for it. Insensitively respecting yourself all the time.

Example: A young woman dreamed of seeing Cleopatra and thinking she was beautiful. In waking life she was financially supporting her dysfunctional family and was starting to consider cutting them off.