What does dreaming about dancing mean? |

For a greater understanding of what “dreaming about dancing” means, it is valid that the person seeks information about the rhythm that is presented by the unconscious. The dance can range from free, random and casual movement to choreography or something absolutely technical and synchronized. All this information must be observed by the dreamer in order to obtain more specific information about the symbol that appears. Certainly, dreaming of dancing samba with a partner on the street is quite different from dreaming of ballet choreography in a large theater with a huge audience.

Dream interpretation helps in self-knowledge and decision-making

The first step in interpreting a dream is to become familiar with the symbols contained in it and their meanings. The second step is to know that dreams always concern the dreamer, his personality characteristics and the attitudes he takes and that must be observed. Having done this, it is possible to use dreams as an important tool for self-knowledge and guidance in life.

The Symbolism of the Dance

Dance is a body expression dating back to the Paleolithic, when it was used to establish a connection with the gods and nature, in rituals. At that time, the tapping of feet on the floor and clapping started a creative process in which humans realized the ability to create different rhythms and sounds. Therefore, dance has always been very close to music.

There are countless numbers of dances around the world and one of the most striking aspects of any dance is the movement varying in amplitude and repetitions. They can happen alone, like the belly dancer; for two, as in ballroom dancing; or in groups, as in contemporary dance, ballets and street dance.

First step: reflect on the context of the dream

What kind of dance takes place in the dream? Does the dreamer dance alone, accompanied, in a group or is he an observer? What kind of feeling does the dreamer feel when dancing or watching a dance? What is the dreamer’s relationship with dancing?

Second step: reflect on what the unconscious may be signaling

Do I notice the rhythms and trends of my life and flow with them or do I stop them from happening? How have I been moving in my life? Am I flexible or rigid in the face of events? Am I in tune with my body and its expressions?

Possible applications

If you’re dancing alone, this may indicate a certain amount of introspection, connection with your own rhythms or suggest the need to seek this harmony with yourself. It can also show a certain isolation and loneliness, depending on the emotions evoked.

already one dance for two it can indicate fluidity and alignment with your psychic counterpart (anima or animus), indicating that the person already has or seeks greater integration of their polarities.

A dance out of sync and out of rhythm it can be a warning from the unconscious to try to adjust better or become more aware of its internal rhythms.

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A group choreography indicates harmony between internal aspects or the search for this harmony.