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What do Water Dreams Mean?

What do water dreams mean? 

Water is one of the most common dream symbols and is usually associated with the emotions and the unconscious. 

  • Swimming, paddling or rowing down the river may suggest you are going with the flow and experiencing no difficulties; going up the river suggests you are going against the natural flow or experiencing difficulties; or you are going against your intuition. You may be making things harder for yourself than they have to be.
  • Taking a shower or bath may suggest you are cleansing yourself, releasing your negative thoughts and emotions -- washing your troubles away.
  • To be underwater may suggest you are feeling overwhelmed or you are in over your head emotionally or financially. Alternately, you may be exploring your unconscious, seeking inner guidance or uncovering repressed emotions or memories. 
Water Colors:
 
Clear Water – This is a positive dream symbol that lets you know your emotions are clear. Depending who and what is around you in the dream might indicate to your feelings to them.

Brown/Murky  – If you are unable to see clearly it might suggest emotional difficulties. Your thoughts might be controlling how you feel about the situation. Try to be more positive.

Dark Blue – If the color is very dark suggests unconscious emotions that could be heavy and deep.  How you feel being in the water shows how comfortable you are with your emotional depth.

Red – This symbol suggest anger or passion. This is a very strong color that brings out the dreamers inner feelings.

Muddy – Your emotions are thick and you need to remove the heaviness in your life.

The final interpretation will be based on your life. You can find the meaning according to  the life you are leading.
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