Have you been having dreams where you're in your childhood home?

This could mean that you have something from your childhood you need to resolve.

Anne Cutler, a licensed psychoanalyst, told author Carolyn Steber in an article for "Bustle" that recurring dreams or dream themes

such as always going to the childhood house may be reflective of some unresolved issue from childhood that the dreamer is trying to work through.

Mmm, pretty interesting.

What problems from childhood do you think you might need to resolve?

Cutler also explains that the childhood home could be symbolic by showing you the roots of your problem.

So, what was going on in your childhood home?

Is that the root of your current problem?

Number two, discovering a secret room.

So, maybe you are in your childhood home.

Is there a secret room you've discovered?

Maybe it's hidden in the attic, or maybe there's a new room that was never there before, showing itself through a new crack in the wall.

Psychoanalyst Anne Cutler told author Carolyn Steber in an article for "Bustle" that discovering a secret room could symbolize discovering a hidden aspect of the self that had been out of the dreamer's awareness.

Did you feel reawakened to a new you when you woke from that secret room dream or were you just awakened?

Number three, you dream of a long-lost friend or ex-friend.

Do you keep dreaming of that long-lost friend of yours?

Maybe there's someone you're no longer friends with, but suddenly, there they are in your dream.

This may be a sign that you need to reflect on the friendship with them and learn something new from it as time has now passed.

This could also be a sign that there is more you need to discuss with them.

If you have unfinished business with them, this could also be a reminder that you might wanna consider reaching out.

What if you said all there needs to be said?

Well, they could just be represented as a conflict inside you that needs to be resolved.

Number four, dreaming of someone repeatedly.

So, maybe you dream of one particular person over and over again.

What does it mean?

Well, the more you dream of them, the stronger the emotion you're experiencing about them.

You could have feelings of affection or admiration for them.

Maybe you miss them, or maybe you fear them.

Perhaps you're repressing feelings about them?

The point is, if you find you're dreaming about them once or twice, it could be a good idea to look into your feelings for them.

If you're dreaming of them a dozen times a month, the feeling is strong and trying to tell you something.

If you're repressing something, perhaps confront it.

If you're missing them, reach out.

And if you like them, maybe call them.

And number five, losing your teeth.

Have you ever had your teeth fall out during a dream?

Many believe losing teeth in a dream or a nightmare could mean you have some insecurities that might be worth addressing.

With this dream symbol, likely the insecurities are to do with your appearance or a particular feature of yours.

Another common interpretation of this symbol is that you've recently said something embarrassing or are uncertain of your communication skills.

Perhaps you feel you're not getting your point across as you mean to, or that you're having trouble communicating with others.

Maybe because you're toothless or, well, only in your dreams.

Nightmares, really.

Make sure to brush your teeth first thing in the morning, folks.

It's just a dream; iIt's just a dream.

So, what have you been dreaming of lately?

What do you think it means?

Feel free to share with us in the comments down below.

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