Benedita LumeScreaming is the way a soul lets out the pressure that has become too heavy to carry inside. This dream marks a moment where the internal weight seeks an exit, pushing against the ribs to find air.
The sound is a sudden release of what can no longer be held in silence. It is the sound of a heart that has run out of room to keep its secrets. I have sat at my own table and known the need to let a long-held breath go, dear. You carry a strength that knows how to find its voice when the limit is reached.
A howling dream carries a different weight, as it sounds like a solitary cry lost in the wide spaces. It is the sound of a person standing in a great emptiness, calling out to a world that does not answer.
Shouting or screaming in anger turns the dream toward a fire that must be vented. When the sound comes from fury, it is the outward movement of a pressure that has turned into a command or a protest.
Fear turns the screaming into a plea that reaches for safety. This state changes the dream from a release of pressure into a direct call for help amidst a sudden terror.
I entered upstairs room and I saw on the mirror writing in red lipstick, “Don’t scream! I am trapped in the attic because of your father and cant escape. Help!” I felt it was another version of me and/or my sister. I screamed because I was horrified. My dad asked why I was screaming and was thinking of ways to keep him from coming upstairs.
Dear Reader,
Your dream is a hint for considerations, doubt and situation. This dream symbolises if you are considering improving a language, you are at a good time to do so. Doubts disappear as you walk and move forward. You need to proceed carefully into some situation or relationship.