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I dreamed my ex boyfriend s mother, who is very controlling, bossy and loud in real life, came to my home while everyone, except me, was gone. I was doing home work in my bedroom. She yelled at me through my slightly open door to do my work at the kitchen table. At first I was trying to be nice so I jokingly said no. She proceeded to tell me to go to the kitchen table and was yelling being very bossy. She was comparing me to my ex, who's becoming a plastic surgeon. I simply told her just because Brandon does things a certain way doesn't mean it works for everyone like that! I was referring to doing school work at the table. It was very stressful and I was scared because I had no one their to protect me from her. So I closed my bedroom door all the way but didn't lock it. Also, in my dream I wasn't with my ex and I with my current boyfriend .

My dream was based on undergoing an open heart surgery. Didnt know the surgeon, but as I was waiting to get it done, my body was sitting on the table and I was watching everything happen looking at myself. I even saw the new heart and touched it and it was just weird. there was a choice between two heart and which one they were going to use. once they started the surgery i walked away. I found myself somewhere else awaiting the outcome and figure if the surgery failed i was going to collapse. The whole time my heart was skipping beats and i remember thinking to myself they just stopped my heart and replacing it now, but i woke up and didnt get to finish ??

I dreamed I skied again after receiving knee surgery seven years ago. I lifted easily out of the water, tentatively crossed the wake, gradually grew more confident and sped across the wake as comfortably as I used to. My knee felt a bit sore from not being used to it but it wasn't sore as in being injured. I skied a short distance, let go and gradually built up to skiing long distances again with no issues. I felt powerful and confident as I sped across the water, with my friends, family and surprisingly my surgeon watching me, cheering me on. I took in the scenery and felt calm, confident and at one with myself, nature and God. I felt healed, cleansed and strong both physically and mentally. I felt the sun beam down on me and the cool wind whipping my hair and the spray of the water lapping my legs.

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