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Why am I dreaming about flowers?

Flowers may recall an occasion, a person, a garden, a gift, or an image that caught your attention. Ask what you are doing with them: receiving a bouquet, tending plants, finding them wilted, and moving through a whole field create different stories. Your relationship to the occasion matters more than a rule that flowers always mean happiness or love.

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Why am I dreaming that I can fly?

Flying gives a dream a way to change your position, speed, reach, or distance from what is below. Enjoyable, deliberate flight may invite a reading about possibility or relief; being blown off course raises a different question about control. Recent films, games, journeys, and bodily memories may also contribute, so flying does not automatically mean a wish to escape.

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Why am I dreaming of flying over a field of flowers?

The scene combines an expansive landscape with an unusual way of moving through it. If you feel delighted and can choose your direction, a wish for space, play, or an enjoyable experience may be worth exploring. If you cannot land or reach the flowers, the important feeling may instead be distance from something attractive. A remembered landscape or fantasy image could also supply the scene.

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Face in dreams

Recognizing, looking at, or noticing a change in a human face becomes important in the dream. This may be your own face or someone else’s; facial expression, familiarity, and what happens between people help distinguish the scene.

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