Dream about Baptism is a clue for some repressed feelings emerging from your subconscious or from your past. You need to follow the rules. You need to stay plugged-in about some information or news. This dream expresses deceit and falsehood. You need to show more determination in achieving your goals.
Baptism is a metaphor for your need for healing and cleansing. You believe that you are constantly learning, even when you are not in the classroom. You have laid out a set track toward achieving your goals. The dream signals anxieties toward your emotional feelings. You need to put more focus onto what you are doing and what you are trying to accomplish.
Dream about Baptism [a Christian sacrament signifying spiritual cleansing and rebirth] points at being supreme or being at the top of some situation or circumstance. You are ready to rid yourself of all that extra baggage that is holding you back. Someone is spying on you. This dream is a clue for someone that you might be digging or like. You are shutting out someone who you were previously close to.
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I saw the father of a friend, who is a lecturer, returning from baptism at his old age of about 70+, with gray hair. He was speaking with his fellow lecturers, who were pouring alcohol out on the floor.
I felt happy and decided to take his path toward baptism as well. On my way, I noticed that I stepped on some thorns that hurt my legs. Because of this, I stepped aside from the path of the thorns but continued moving forward toward the baptism river.