Dream of building, woke up
I was in a building on the 8th floor. it was like a giant college party. I lived there? And I was like a secret prisoner there. everyone appeared normal but I could not leave the floor. They were everywhere I was. if I went into a bathroom. some one would be waiting. I woke after I went into the elevator that got stuck and when I climb onto the top there was some one there saying,,,you going some where. I started fighting and threw the guy down the shaft and woke up...but it was mostly like being locked up and beaten yrs ago... 3-4 people in the dark a dozen times trying to fight them off and end up beaten and drained.
Dream Interpretation Analysis
Meaning of building in a dream
The building represent a phallic figure. The manhood side of your inner self. To see a building falling is the destroying of the masculine side, or a man destroyed. Seeing a building in your dream represent a new area.
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Meaning of woke up in a dream
When you wake up you actually see the life as they are, you are no longer closed in your concept. To wake up from the dream, you are really accepting and knowing who you are. We are all familiar with the situation called "dream". We sleep, we are in a kind of unconsciousness, disconnected from the reality around us. However, while we are "in" within the dream, we feel it as a real reality, and experience a great many emotions, thoughts and situations. When morning comes and we wake up we "sober up" and realize that everything that happened in the dream was not real, while the reality in our waking state is real. Similarly, a person who attains spiritual attainment feels that the world and physical reality were not real. The Kabbalists express this feeling in the words "we were like dreamers." In so doing they want to illustrate to us that the real reality into which man "awakens" after acquiring the spiritual senses, is the only one that exists while the physical reality in which we seem to live today, is but a temporary dream from which we are all to awaken.
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