What did you dream about?

Dreams about your own body — teeth, hair, blood, pregnancy — tend to surface worries about health, appearance, control, and how others see you.

Animals in dreams usually stand in for instincts and emotions you recognize but don't fully control, from hidden threats to fierce loyalty.

Being chased, falling, flying, running late — action dreams replay the pressures and pursuits of waking life in vivid, physical form.

Exes, dead relatives, celebrities, strangers — the people in your dreams are rarely about them and almost always about you.

Death dreams are rarely literal. They usually mark endings, transitions, and the parts of your life that are ready to change.

Water is the classic symbol of emotion. Its state in your dream — calm, murky, or crashing — mirrors what's moving underneath your surface.

Fire, storms, earthquakes and other forces of nature dramatize emotions that feel bigger than you — anger, upheaval, and sudden change.

Houses, schools, hospitals, airports — dream locations map the different rooms of your inner life and the transitions between them.

Everyday objects like money, mirrors, keys, and doors carry outsized meaning in dreams, often pointing at self-worth, identity, and opportunity.

Ghosts, demons, zombies, and end-of-the-world scenarios give shape to the fears and unfinished business that haunt your waking mind.