Dream dictionary: hot feeling dream meanings

Feeling hot in a dream means joy and satisfaction of your achievements. Also, something hot or warm is symbolizing hope and unconditional love.

If you are in hot air balloon, then such dream suggests you to get over with all of the negative past. It’s time to move on. The dream could also show that you are not feeling the ground at certain aspects of your life. Perhaps you should stop being frivolous and start acting like an adult. On the other hand, the dream may symbolize the state of your mind where you feel lifted by some relationships, love or any other success.

If you eat a hot dog in a dream, then it could indicate your desire for sexuality or/and intercourse. The hotdog could also mean that you are feeling hungry while sleeping.

…little present. Are you fond of roast mutton?””Yes, ma’am,’ I replied, feeling very hungry all of a sudden, for the smell of all those good things I have told you about, sir, really made my mouth water.”And tripe? She went on”.”Again I answered, ‘ Yes”.”Then that is all right,’ she said, with a sigh of relief.” My husband and I ordered what we fancied you would most appreciate — a good, homely fare and plenty of it — so don’t be afraid to have a second helping. Now, Willie dear, let us begin”.”Well, sir, we all sat down. It was by far the” queerest meal I have ever had, and I cannot say I enjoyed it, for the meat was tough and the vegetables half raw. But there was no help for it.When I had got one plateful down and was congratulating myself that I could now give my jaws…

The soup is associated with the warm place, where the one is feeling secure and protected. It is also very important to know what kind of soup the one was dreaming, as it tells more about dreamer’s personality is it hot or spicy and so on.

…I often dream of the same town. Sometimes all the inhabitants appear wearing costumes of one colour, sometimes all appear wearing costumes of another colour, sometimes they all appear clad in black. Having dreamed one of these dreams quite recently, I append the following description:I found myself approaching the town from the direction of a desert. It was a glorious evening, and the walls and windows of the houses shone like burnished gold in the ruddy glow of the slanting sunbeams. But what impressed me on this occasion, over and above all, was the silence; it seemed assumed for a purpose and to be part of a plot, in which everyone and everything participated, and I had the uncomfortable feeling that I was to be the victim of some unpleasant hoax. I cast my eyes in all directions — there was not a soul to be seen — the…