This dream may represent feelings of loss and longing for something or someone that is missing in your life. The room symbolizes a safe and contained space, while the lady bringing in a box of babies may represent the arrival of new opportunities or possibilities. The babies being naked and sleeping could symbolize vulnerability and innocence. The fact that they are all alive suggests that these opportunities are still within reach. However, the lady’s plan to bury them and leave may symbolize a fear of losing these opportunities or not being able to fully embrace them. Your anger towards the lady may reflect your frustration with the idea of losing something valuable. Your decision to adopt one of the babies may represent your desire to hold onto one of these opportunities, even if it may not be the most perfect or ideal one. The fact that you are entering a new stage and adopting another baby may symbolize a new chapter in your life and the potential for growth and change. The number 5 could represent balance and harmony, as well as the idea of a complete family. Your excitement to share this news with others may reflect your desire for support and validation from those close to you. The concern about how you will manage school and the babies may symbolize the challenges and responsibilities that come with embracing new opportunities. The disappearance of your house and the foundation dropping may represent a sense of instability or uncertainty in your life. The fact that you are unharmed while the house falls apart may symbolize your resilience and ability to adapt to change. The search for the baby, named Emma, may represent your search for a sense of security and stability amidst the chaos. The oriental man and his children may symbolize different aspects of yourself, with the man representing wisdom and guidance, and the children representing your inner child and youthful energy. The pillowcase stuffed with things may symbolize the baggage or issues that come with embracing new opportunities. The fact that the children initially refuse to give the baby back may represent your fear of losing control or not being able to fully handle the challenges that come with change. However, the father’s decision to let you see the baby and give her love may symbolize the importance of nurturing and caring for yourself during times of change and uncertainty. The mention of the baby possibly being possessed or having powers beyond your understanding may represent your fear of the unknown and the potential risks that come with embracing new opportunities. Overall, this dream may reflect your inner conflicts and fears surrounding change and the unknown, as well as your desire for stability and security in the face of these changes.
