Dreams of eyes are more related to animals and more related to fantastic beings than dreams in general. They are less related to unnamed people and less related to peers.

Dreams of eyes are more related to happiness, more related to confusion, and much more related to fear than dreams in general.

Eye dreams are more related to magical places than dreams in general. They are less related to work, less related to human-made places, and less related to transportation.

Dreams of eyes are more related to friendly acts and more related to health events than dreams in general.

Dreams of eyes are much more related to lucid dreams, much more related to nightmares, and much more related to sleep paralysis than dreams in general. They are less related to recurring dreams and less related to weird dreams.

Eye dreams are much more related to hearing, more related to smelling, and much more related to vision than dreams in general.

You can gain insight from thinking about any dream, no matter how strange. Only you, as the dreamer, have final say on what your dream may or may not mean. Each dream is unique.

The DreamWell dictionary provides information on how each dream symbol appears in dreams in general. Finding how experience eyes in dreams can be a key to understanding its meaning.

Our emotions in dreams can help us understand its meaning. Pay attention to how you felt in the dream. Pay attention to how you feel about eyes in dreams. See how you feel about eyes now, in your waking life.

This interpretation is from ""The Dream Interpretation Dictionary: Symbols, Signs, and Meanings" and is provided by J.M. DeBord aka "RadOwl". He is the author of several acclaimed books about dreaming, the host of The Dreams That Shape Us podcast, and is a moderator of r/Dreams, one of the largest dream sharing communities on the internet. When you decode the importance of a body part in a dream, begin with what it does. Eyes see, and another word for see is “vision.” Vision can be meant in the sense of “vision for my life” or “tunnel vision.” A dream that draws attention to eyes can speak to awareness or perspective—of yourself, of a situation, of a problem—and to what you notice. It’s a physical representation of a personal situation. Seeing can mean “see the answer,” or “see the truth.” “Both eyes open” means “aware.” Seeing can mean perceive, as in “see things my way.” You can “keep your eyes peeled,” or “have an eye for art.” Something can be “eye-catching,” or an “eye-opener.” These figurative uses of eyes and sight are popular ways for dreams to create symbolism. The symbolism of eyes and sight is often shown through actions. For example, covering the eyes can symbolize “see no evil.” It can symbolize lack of giving attention, or something is preventing you from seeing in the figurative sense. Being unable to look someone in the eyes can indicate shame, guilt, or dishonesty. It can indicate something to hide. Worms or bugs crawling out of the eyes can symbolize viewing something that makes you squirm, or that worms into your brain, such as brutal horror movies or scat porn. The same symbolism can be created through the action of plucking out an eye or deliberately blinding yourself. It means you’ve seen something that you’d rather not see, or that’s harmful. Eyes are associated with attention. When something has your attention, you keep your eyes on it, such as the value of a stock, the behavior of a person, the ball, or the approach of a special day. Eyes are known as the “windows of the soul” because of how they’re identified with the uniqueness of each person. Looking at someone in the eyes can symbolize getting a read on the person, trying to ascertain true character and intentions. It can indicate a special emotional or spiritual connection. If a dream character is a surrogate for someone you know, you can often tell because of the eyes. It is said that the eyes give away the identity of the soul within. Windows of a home can symbolize eyes when the home represents the body or mind. Windows are used to see through, and so are eyes. A window can symbolize perspective or point of view, the way you “see” things. The symbolism of eyes missing can connect with inability to see from someone else’s perspective—a specific person, or just in the sense of “see no perspective but your own.” Both eyes are missing can mean you don’t really know who you are, or alternately, you don’t really know someone in your life. Or something is askew with your perception or perspective. See: Blindness One eye missing can symbolize not seeing the whole situation, or only giving half your attention. The color of eyes can coincide with emotion. See: Colors Eyes colored black are associated with the unconscious mind. When you look into the eyes of a character with black eyes, you might be looking into your inner depths and the mystery of your existence. The price of entry to the unconscious is that you must take the hardest sort of look at yourself and embrace it all. On the other hand, black eyes can symbolize lacking soul or depth. You can tell the difference between meanings by how you react. A “black eye,” the bruised area beneath the eye, is a classic mark of dishonor or shame. Left and right in dreams can have meaning. Left is related to creativity, and right is related to logic, so closing the left eye can mean something related to creativity is missing or undervalued, and closing the right eye—or plucking it out, or a wound it, or blindness—can mean something related to logic is missing or undervalued. Left can mean “wrong,” or “unconventional,” and right can mean “correct,” or “orthodox.” See: Rightness Take note of discrepancies with reality, such as dreaming that you can see despite having no eyes, or they’re covered. It’s a sure sign of symbolism. Pupils in a dream can be a wordplay on the definition of pupil meaning “student.” For example, a teacher on maternity leave dreams that she sees a doctor and her pupils are missing. It symbolizes that she misses her students. The pupil of the eye allows in light, and light can symbolize knowledge. They’re the gateway to inner life. Eyes that are all color, no pupil, can symbolize seeing from within you, from your inner being or depths. It’s a theme that arises particularly in people who have a spiritual outlook or women who are pregnant. See also: Amputations, Blindness, Body parts, Darkness, Faces, Heads, Rightness, Students F