Wake up froma dreamabout a fifth-grade classmate…again?
It could be positive or negativesomething you want to cultivate or something you’re ashamed of, respectively.
This person could also represent a time in your life that’s still affecting you today, she adds.
But additionally, Loewenberg notes, “Friends can also representour ability to be a friend to ourselves.”
And if you’re arguing with your boss about something at work that’s upset you?
Take note of their state as well, such as if they’re sick.
Pay attention to the basics, like are they a man or a woman?
How are they presenting themselves?
What qualities do they possess that you resonate with?
Or oppositely, is there something about them that puts you off?
And if the celebrity seems more random, think about what you associate them with.
Is it a movie or song?
“You associate them with something relevant to your life,” she adds.
“They can also represent the part of you that wants recognition and applause.”
The bottom line.
Moral of the story: The people in our dreams often represent different aspects of our own personality.
