Tahir FirasahA carnival signifies the movement of the mind toward worldly distraction and the pull of vanity. This dream signifies a period where the attention is drawn away from substance and toward the fleeting spectacles of life. It is not a sign of spiritual growth or the building of lasting foundations.
The transient nature of such a dream marks a time of instability in one’s standing. A carnival points to the instability of interests that lack a permanent anchor. The dream remains a warning against the loss of purpose in the pursuit of amusement.
For its more general meaning: Dream about an amusement park
Me and some friends where driving by in our moving van. When we saw carnival rides. Then we saw some carnival rides in someone garage so we turned around and went back to the garage to play on the rides. Then realized that there was more rides when we first drove by. Then I said we need to leave because they must be coming back. And at that time as we are leaving cops show up and are starting to arrest us.
Dear Reader,
Your dream is a symbol for desperation, health and preparation. This dream hints there is an issue that you are trying desperately to avoid. Health, your organism, is what will focus your attention today. You prepare a trip or establish a contact with the foreigner that involves an income.
I was smoking and my friend Abby took the cigarette, and threw it away. We then went to a house, and I tried smoking again, but Abby caught me. She told me to brush my teeth, But I was being stubborn. We then went to the Carnival. We got food, and I was being stubborn again. Someone got mad at me, and I cried. Abby comforted me, and then we went on a ride. I got sick. When we got off the ride, I threw up, and passed out. Abby was crying and freaking out. Nobody else cared.
Dear Reader,
Your dream is sometimes restrictions, negativity and repression. This dream symbolises you or someone else may be putting restrictions on you. You are projecting your negative feelings onto someone else. You are recognizing a part of yourself that was previously repressed or undeveloped.