Dreams
Dream Symbols
Dreams speak in a surprisingly small vocabulary — water, teeth, falling, someone chasing you. This library gathers every symbol we've interpreted: search for the one that woke you last night, or browse by topic and letter to learn what your mind keeps reaching for.
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Being ChasedThat dream where something's chasing you and you can't get away? It's one of the most common dreams people have — and one of the most loaded. Your brain picked the chase for a reason, and the reason is almost always something specific.Actions & EventsDrowningDrowning dreams hit differently than most — they stay with you long after you wake up, heart still racing. If they keep coming back, something you haven't fully dealt with is forcing its way to the surface.Actions & EventsLostBeing lost in a dream isn't just disorienting — it's one of the more loaded symbols your sleeping brain can throw at you. It usually shows up when something in your waking life feels unresolved, directionless, or quietly out of control.Actions & EventsTrappedThat suffocating feeling of being stuck, caged, or unable to move in a dream is your subconscious flagging something in your waking life that has you cornered. Trapped dreams are some of the most emotionally intense you can have, and they point to something specific.Actions & EventsWarWar dreams hit differently than most — they're loud, chaotic, and hard to shake when you wake up. Your subconscious isn't being dramatic; it's usually pointing at something real that's been building under the surface.Actions & EventsExamExam dreams are one of the most common — and most misread — dream types out there. They almost never mean what you think they mean in the moment, and they tend to show up at exactly the wrong time in your life.Actions & EventsDeathDeath dreams tend to shake people awake at 3am feeling unsettled — and for good reason. Your subconscious isn't being morbid. It's usually working through something real: a transition, a loss, a part of your life that's quietly ending whether you've acknowledged it or not.People & RelationshipsBabyA baby showing up in your dream isn't random. It's one of the more loaded symbols your subconscious reaches for — usually when something new, vulnerable, or unfinished is demanding your attention in waking life.People & RelationshipsWeddingWedding dreams hit differently depending on where you are in life — they're rarely just about romance. Your subconscious stages a wedding when something big is shifting, ending, or being locked in, and the details of the ceremony tell you which.People & RelationshipsPregnancyA pregnancy dream is rarely about an actual baby. It shows up when something new is taking shape in your life — a project, a decision, a version of yourself — and your brain reaches for pregnancy because nothing else captures that feeling of something growing that isn't ready yet.People & RelationshipsNakedNaked dreams are one of the most common — and most misread — dream experiences out there. They're almost never about nudity itself. They're about exposure, and what you're afraid people will see if they look too closely.People & RelationshipsGhostGhost dreams tend to stick with you after you wake up — and that's kind of the point. Something unfinished, someone you haven't let go of, or a part of your past that hasn't fully released its grip is showing up in your sleep and asking to be looked at.People & Relationships