To dream of receiving a message, denotes that changes will take place in your affairs.To dream of sending a message, denotes that you will be placed in unpleasant situations. ...

To dream of receiving a voicemail message suggests that changes will take place in your social life.To dream of leaving a message for someone else means that you will be placed in ...

Genuine importance is more easily discerned in a dream; revealed to prompt prioritization...

Are you playing the role of an intermediary? Are you satisfied with that role or would you rather take care of your own affairs? What message do you have to transmit? Is the messen...

Dreams of a text message signify telepathy and a desire to connect and to stay in touch with someone from afar. You have a desire to get to the point, and to spell out what it is y...

whoever sees something from these mentioned / that mention, and [if] in it is good or what is indicative of good, and [of] good tidings, then it is interpreted by: the reaching of ...

To dream about text messaging symbolizes that you need to reach out to people who may not always physically be around. It could also suggest that you have been spending too much ti...

To dream about getting or sending a text message, on your phone or computer, symbolizes that you need to reach out to people who may not always physically be around. It could also ...

Any message in a dream may be understood as coming from your unconscious. The same applies to messengers....

Dreams that feature notices or messages are often seen as wake-up calls to the dreamer, implying that they need to be more aware of what is going on around them. Is there something...

In waking life, secret messages or codes are used to convey important information as speedily as possible and to keep secrets from outsiders or enemies. Any dream in which you were...

There is one form of communication that requires no paper, pen, computer or phone: thought transference or telepathy. Although the jury is still out as to whether telepathy is a re...

Austrian psychologist Alfred Adler (1870-1937) suggested that dreams are all about wish-fulfillment because they allow the dreamer to have skills and powers denied to them in wakin...