In many dream books, prison symbolizes lack of freedom in real life. She is not necessarily physical. Perhaps these are internal barriers or constant communication with autocratic, powerful people who are trying to influence the sleeping person in everything.
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Dream interpretation
In Loff's dream book, it is noted that going to jail with someone else dreams of the impossibility of realizing one's own plans because of obstacles set up by another person. The main difficulty is to correctly calculate the ill-wisher and neutralize his actions.
If the prison itself does not appear in the dream, but exclusively the cell grates, you must definitely listen to this sign. This is the appeal of the human soul to him. You need to rethink your mistakes from the past as soon as possible. Better yet, try to fix them. It is never too late to ask for forgiveness from the person whom the dreamer once offended or insulted.
A large cozy camera, filled with light, portends a man or woman a strong long marriage with a worthy partner. The chosen one will be a respected or even famous person.
Dreaming of a prison with tormented sick prisoners? In real life, a man or woman is trying to help people who do not appreciate this and neglect the assistance provided. It is worth stopping this useless process so as not to waste your time.
- Miller's dream book tells you to look at someone through the prison bars is a bad sign. The sleeper will fall under the influence of a despotic person with a very complex character. To get out of this "conclusion" will be very difficult. Most likely, even the help of a psychologist will be required.
- Interestingly, in the dream book, the healer of Evdokia prison is a symbol of wealth and prosperity.But this applies only to those sleep options in which a person feels comfortable behind bars, does not experience fear or discomfort.
- In the Psychological Dream Book, prison is a symbol of silence tormenting for the dreamer. A man holds some kind of heavy secret.
Departure from Prison
If someone else comes out of the prison in front of the sleeping person, it means that the opponent’s success will cunningly take over the person’s success. In the near future, you need to carefully tell others about your plans. Especially concerning business or work. The dreamer's brilliant ideas for increasing his own income can be ruthlessly stolen and realized by other people.
Does the sleeping person leave prison at the end of his sentence? Wake up for him ended a period of trouble, problems and failures. You can breathe easy - in the near future real life will become much more pleasant, easier and happier.
The same plot can also predict a way out of depression. Finally, the sleeper will be able to cope with his inner feelings.
The moment how exactly the person was freed is also important:
- Sleeping justified? He will achieve wealth through his perseverance and determination.
- Are the grilles just gone? Waking will be able to get rid of internal restrictions and complexes.
- It turned out to break the shackles and run away? A person is lucky enough to get out of someone else’s influence independently.
I dreamed that I was imprisoned
If you dreamed that you were sent to prison for some serious violation, it means that all the plans of the sleeping person will be destroyed due to a stupid mistake. It is unlikely to be avoided, so you just need to prepare in advance for failure.
Is a person imprisoned illegally? He will be completely disappointed in past ideals. There will come a difficult period when you have to look for new, right life guidelines for yourself.
- If a man was put in a fight, then in reality he should expect the loss of a large sum of money.
- If for killing, the sleeper will be accused of libel or gossip.
- Was the second half killed? The dreamer will tell someone else’s secret, as a result of which close people will turn away from him.
Escape from prison
A jailbreak in a dream with a good ending is a dream to participate in a very profitable, successful business. It will bring money and glory to a man or woman.
A dream with an escape sometimes symbolizes a fear of change in reality. A person is very afraid to leave his own comfort zone, which deprives him of the opportunity to improve his life.
If it was not possible to escape from prison, the interpretation of the plot changes. The sleeper will soon be invited to participate in a risky adventure. It will bring man neither success, nor profit, nor inner satisfaction.
Husband, relatives in prison
If someone else had to sit in prison in a dream, such a plot should be taken as an important clue.
- The beloved in the cell indicates that he is actually an dishonorable person or simply not the person he claims to be. It is necessary to take a closer look at the chosen one.
- Are the parents of the sleeping person in prison? Most likely, in reality, mom or dad needs urgent help in business or just attention and care.
- If one of the dreamer's friends gets into prison for the case, most likely this person is very jealous. He is haunted by the successes and achievements of the sleeper.
Interpretation of a dream depending on the dreamer's gender
When figuring out what the prison is dreaming about, you need to consider the gender of the dreamer.
- A non-free man the plot of night visions with a jailbreak promises to be released from the annoying difficult relationship that has been a heavy burden to him lately.
- A woman - tells her that she is not yet ready for marriage and the birth of children. If relatives and / or the groom insist on this, one should not be afraid to refuse and boldly declare their desires and fears.
- If a woman is quickly arrested right on the street and taken to prison, in reality she will lose her patron and will remain without support for a long time.
- For men, a similar plot predicts cardinal changes in life.
- Seeing yourself behind bars for a woman is loneliness.
- A man has such a dream in those cases when he is in the grip of complexes and suffers from self-doubt.
Summarizing the above, we can say that in a dream the plot with the prison can be interpreted in two ways. Much depends on the circumstances under which the person got there, how he got out, and how he felt in prison.
