Dreams A–Z

A yellow school bus carrying passengers along a set route — stops, a driver, movement between places that represent learning, routine, or transition.

A cutting tool appearing in dreams—snipping, slicing, or held still; often active in moments of decision, separation, or repair.

Encountering a dark silhouette or presence that follows, watches, or merges with you; faceless yet familiar; stirring unease and curiosity.

A dream of changing forms — your body, face, species or surroundings fluidly rearrange. It points to flexible identity, boundaries loosening, and a call to adapt.

A vulnerable companion animal appearing ill — a symbol of loyalty in distress, tender responsibility, empathy and worry about care.

A lone silver-gray wolf in the dreamscape: luminous fur, watchful eyes. Feels like a guide, a guardian, or a mirror of your wild instincts.

Dreams of smoking or smoke—lighting, holding, inhaling, or being surrounded by smoke or cigarettes—often point to release, habit, boundaries, or communication wrapped in ritual.

A small glass world containing miniature scenes and falling snow—symbol of contained memory, preserved moments, and gentle distance from change.

A supple, multi-armed sea creature pointing to emotional depth, adaptability, camouflage, and the power to release or obscure through its ink.

A window of colored panes that bends light into patterns—beauty made of fragments, revealing and hiding at once.

Small ripe fruit that evokes sweetness, sensuality, pleasure, and nurturing abundance.

A vessel submerged beneath water: loss, buried cargo, memories and resources lying under the surface.