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water dream

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Hello

My mother had a dream and I'm not sure how to interpret it: She fell into the water and started swimming in clear, very deep, and limpid water. Normally, I think falling into water isn't a good sign, but the fact that it was clear, calm, limpid, and that you could see the bottom even though it was very deep, is that a good thing? She didn't feel any sense of danger; she was just scared when she fell, but after that, she felt fine in the water.

That's it for the dream. Thanks for the interpretation.

See you soon

Oceanne

Hello Océanne,

For the interpretation of this water dream, I recommend consulting our friend Ladysally in her dedicated section.

Best regards
The magician.

Good evening Océane!

How could you not have water dreams with a username like that! lol!
Since our friend Ladysally seems to be very overwhelmed and behind on her translations, I am posting here just the part of the water definition from the A-Z glossary that corresponds to your dream:

Water has always been the fundamental element of existence. The Greek philosopher Thales considered water to be the origin of nature: without it, no form of life would exist on earth.
Water often appears in our dreams. When it comes from the depths of the earth, it symbolizes our unconscious. The bath has always been a symbol of purification for man: baptism in the Christian religion is an example. Running water is the presentation of energy.

The state of the water corresponds to your inner state.
Clear that we see: success and gain
◊ source: innocence, joy
Sea: Grand Voyages on the Horizon
◊ swimming in water: change, regeneration.
To fall into the water: you will experience a great passion

Well, your mother has no need to worry about her dream; quite the opposite.
Apparently, this dream is a harbinger of very pleasant changes.
Best regards

Good evening Océanne,

Here is an interpretation that will surely help you.
Water is indeed the origin of life, since our body is composed of 70% water and, in the embryonic stage, we spend nine months in a liquid... It is there that we unconsciously experience our first emotions, living through our mother's body.
Water therefore represents our emotions in dream language, but also our capacity to transform and evolve, since throughout our lives we have this contact with water, waters in the broad sense of the term.

By extension, the sea symbolizes all the vastness and multitude of emotions that make us up, that surround us… They can be calm, even troubled, or on the contrary, unleashed or limpid. It is the aspect of the sea that describes our emotional state at the moment. One can also push the reflection further by looking at what is in this sea, such as small fish or even enormous monsters. These are as many indications that show us what we are.
The sea also holds a whole potential for transformation and evolution, since the sea is in perpetual motion; it is an element that gives life but can also take it… a creative or destructive power, once again, it all depends on the state of the dreamer.

Starting from that premise, I would say at first glance that your mother may be afraid of letting her emotions run wild (surely for fear of “drowning” in them), but that once she takes that step, she will realize that everything is clear. She has within her the power needed to initiate changes, and that even at her deepest core, she is calm and serene… just like that sea in which she swims “like a fish in water”! Perhaps she needs to make a decision at this point that would force radical changes in her life, or that would slowly lead her to evolve into a different state… In any case, this dream is very positive, whatever her actual situation may be.

There you go, I hope I've been a bit of help, sorry for taking so long…
Amandine.

Hello
Thank you for your interpretations. I also have the impression that things are moving in the right direction for her.
Your interpretations reassured me.
Thank you very much
See you soon
Oceanne

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