Background

What are unconscious mind dreams about?

The DreamWell Dream Dictionary is based upon insights from 1,200 dream symbols in over 200,000 dreams. Let’s see what the data has to say about unconscious mind dreams.

The word cloud above shows the words that are specifically associated with unconscious mind dreams. These are the words that make unconscious mind dreams unique compared to all other dream symbols. Just examining the graph and reading the words of unconscious mind dreams can be illuminating about show unconscious minds affect our dreams. Be sure to check out the example unconscious mind dreams at the bottom of the page.

The circular bar chart above shows how unconscious minds in a dream will affect dream content as compared to other dream symbols. Higher bars indicate that unconscious mind is more related to the specific symbol in the graph. Lower bars indicate that unconscious mind is less related to the specific symbol in the graph. Specifically, unconscious mind dreams have more lucid dreams than 89.7% of dream symbols, more friendly acts than 78.9% of dream symbols, and more sleep paralysis than 77.9% of dream symbols. On the other hand, unconscious mind dreams have less good dreams than 81.7% of dream symbols, less weird dreams than 78.3% of dream symbols, and less insects than 77.4% of dream symbols. Every dream is unique. These are general patterns observed in an analysis of over 200,000 dreams. This analysis is a tool to help you make sense of your dreams. It is best to look at the differences. See how your dream of unconscious minds is different than dreams of unconscious minds in general.

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How common are unconscious mind dreams?

0.7% of dreams have the unconscious minds symbol within the dream. That's about 1 out of every 150 dreams. Considering all the dream symbols, it is uncommon.

Identification

How are unconscious mind dreams identified?

This symbol is identified by words like unconscious. This symbol is part of the summary dream symbols of things.

Most related

What is most related to dreams of unconscious minds?

Unconscious minds dreams are notable because they have substantially more collective unconscious, Fiji, animas, Dobby, Ethiopia, burglary, animuses, abscesses, healing dreams, Malaysia, psyches than 95% of other dream symbols.

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What symbols least related to dreams of unconscious minds?

Unconscious minds do not especially suppress any other dream symbols.

Deep dive into unconscious mind dreams

Get an overview of characters, emotions, places, events, dream events, and senses in unconscious mind dreams.

Who is in dreams of unconscious minds?

Who is in dreams of unconscious minds?

Dreams of unconscious minds are less related to animals, less related to insects, and less related to family.

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What are the emotions in dreams of unconscious minds?

What are the emotions in dreams of unconscious minds?

Dreams of unconscious minds are more related to happiness and more related to love than dreams in general. They are less related to hatred and less related to fun.

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Where do dreams of unconscious minds take place?

Where do dreams of unconscious minds take place?

Unconscious mind dreams are less related to natural places and less related to magical places.

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What happens in dreams of unconscious minds?

What happens in dreams of unconscious minds?

Unconscious mind dreams are more related to friendly acts and more related to health events than dreams in general. They are less related to eating and drinking.

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How do dreams of unconscious minds related to the type of dream it is?

How do dreams of unconscious minds related to the type of dream it is?

Dreams of unconscious minds are more related to lucid dreams and more related to sleep paralysis than dreams in general. They are less related to weird dreams, less related to vivid dreams, and less related to good dreams.

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How do dreams of unconscious minds related the senses?

How do dreams of unconscious minds related the senses?

Unconscious mind dreams

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How can you make sense of unconscious minds in dreams?

Unconscious mind dreams are uncommon. Among other things unconscious mind dreams are Do you think this is true for your dream of unconscious minds? How might your dream of unconscious minds be different?

All dreams have meaning

All dreams have meaning

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.

Look for the differences

Look for the differences

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

Return to the feelings

Return to the feelings

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 unconscious minds in dreams. See how you feel about unconscious minds now, in your waking life.

An interpretation of unconscious mind dreams

An interpretation of unconscious mind dreams

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. If you’re new to dream psychology, you may not know that “unconscious” is not the same as knocked out and unresponsive. In dreams, that definition of unconscious is more akin to being comatose or asleep. See: Comas, Sleeping Everything about your mind that isn’t conscious is, by definition, either subconscious or unconscious. The subconscious is the gray zone between the conscious mind and the unconscious. See: Subconscious The unconscious mind is simply called the unconscious, and it’s basically everything that’s behind the curtain, below the waterline, beyond conscious awareness. The conscious mind—basically, the ego—is an island in the vast ocean of the unconscious. See: Oceans You can think of the unconscious as the soil from which the conscious mind grows. Or think of it as the BIOS of a computer motherboard, the root programming that connects all the parts and attempts to make them work together optimally. That’s why the unconscious is not associated with any one area of the brain. Instead, it’s found everywhere in the brain. The unconscious mind sees the big picture of you and your life, and is aware of everything happening inside you and in your life. It’s independent and autonomous of your ego. And it has its own agenda. This is a really important point to grasp. Most people don’t even know that they have an unconscious mind, let alone that it’s vast as an ocean, connected with all other human minds at a root level, and that it greatly influences thoughts, behaviors, and cognitive processes from behind the scenes. Knowledge of the unconscious is crucial for understanding your dream life, because its agenda is to help you grow and it uses dreams as the primary means for communicating with its counterpart, the conscious mind. Think of it as a life coach who knows you better than anyone—knows how you tick and what motivates you, even your innermost thoughts and desires—and it creates dreams to give you coaching from within. The long-term goal of dreaming is to prepare the conscious mind to unite with the unconscious in a sort of inner marriage. You begin life in this world as undifferentiated from everything in it. You are unconscious. Then you separate from it. You create a unique identity, an ego. Then, if you complete the journey, you reunite with the unconscious in a higher state of being. See: Circles, Egos, Love, Weddings The unconscious takes form in dreams as anima figures for males, and animus figures for females. Be sure to read: Anima, Animus. The personal unconscious of the individual is part of the collective unconscious connecting all individuals. See: Collective unconscious Archetypes are the core of the unconscious. See: Psyches A major archetype of the unconscious is called the anima in males and the animus in females. See: Animas, Animuses See also: Animas, Animuses, Basements, Beaches, Bears, Black, Boats, Caves, Circles, Collective unconscious, Crowds, Descending, Dragons, Dungeons, Egos, Elephants, Erupting, Floods, Love, Weddings, Oceans, Psyches, Rightness, Shadows, Spirals, Subconscious, Tsunamis, Ufos, Water, Whales

Examples of dreams of unconscious minds

Reading dreams is one of the best ways to understand dream symbols. Even though the DreamWell Dream Dictionary is based upon data, it is grounded in the experience of reading thousands upon thousands of dreams. We invite you to read examples of unconscious mind dreams for yourself. These dreams are actual dreams people have had. As result, they may contain racist, sexist, violent, or otherwise offense language and imagery. This can be true even for unconscious mind dreams. Read at your own risk.

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