Flying and falling dreams are like two points on opposite ends of an arc–freedom and liberation on one end; fear and limitation on the other. Look at your waking life and try to identify which end of the spectrum you are on. If you’re on the flying end keep on soaring to the stars.

According to dream interpreters, a dream about flying in the air has meanings. If you see yourself flying in the air with a sense of fear and anxiety, then it could mean that you are craving for stability. In real life, you could be in a situation that could make you feel as if things are slipping off your hand.

In your lucid dream, stand on the ground and hover just a few inches in the air. Remind yourself that it’s all a dream and nothing is real. Feel how much control you have over your own movement. Then hover higher – a few feet up – and again make some precise movements.

If you are dreaming about someone it is likely because you worry if you made the right decisions in your relationships. The appearance of a certain person in your dreams means you are curious about what your life might be like with them. Dreaming about someone means there will be a change in your relationships.

Dreams reflect your feelings and beliefs and your personal perspective, rather than what’s actually happening — so such dreams help you to monitor what you’re letting go, purposefully or through neglect. Ask yourself what opportunity you feel you’re missing in life, particularly in the two days before your dream.

If you have a certain nightmare over and over again, your subconscious may be trying to tell you something important. “Nightmares are the brain working through emotions,” says Wallace.

According to Freud, the latent content of a dream is the hidden psychological meaning of the dream. This content appears in disguise symbolically and contains things that are hidden from conscious awareness, often because it may be upsetting or traumatic.

They have conducted studies in different cultures and found out that dreams contain hidden truths. 68% said that dreams foretell the future and 63% said that at least one of their dreams have come true. Researchers, however, warn that dreams may also lead to trouble as well.

Abuse may point to self-defeating thinking patterns such as regret, guilt, or feeling depressed. To dream of being abused represents issues that you perceive to be hostile to your well-being. A reaction from a person or situation in real life that you feel is too harsh or overcompensated.

Dreams are full of symbols, to allow your subconscious mind to work through the process of analyzing all the information that your conscious mind neglects to deal with while you’re awake. Often, guardian angels use those symbols to send people messages through dreams.

When we are worried, stressed or fearful, we can pray to God and ask him to help us know what we are to do. God doesn’t use fear tactics, though he can sometimes be very direct in answers. When God speaks, we will feel it in our hearts and minds. He speaks in terms of peace, not anxiety.