Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is a dream about being soaking wet generally a good or bad sign?
It’s not strictly one or the other, but dreams of being soaking wet often indicate “emotional cleansing” or a “shift in fortune,” and are seen as a sign of change. If you felt refreshed or other positive feelings, it’s likely a good omen for improving luck. If you felt cold, uncomfortable, or other negative feelings, it’s more likely a warning about mental/physical fatigue or potential trouble.
Is it true that my feelings during the dream are important?
Yes, very important. How you felt in the dream is the most direct message from your subconscious. For example, even in the same dream of getting wet from rain, feeling pleasant about it symbolizes the arrival of good fortune, while feeling cold and uncomfortable symbolizes a psychological state like sadness or loneliness.
What does it mean if a “wet person” other than myself appeared in my dream?
Yes, it could be an important sign. The wet person may symbolize a part of your own inner self you are unaware of (a projection), or it could suggest a change in your relationship with that person. Recalling their appearance and your feelings is the key to interpretation.
What is the meaning of a dream where only my clothes get wet?
A dream of your clothes getting wet is often a message about your interpersonal relationships or social standing. In dream interpretation, clothes symbolize the “social persona (mask),” so it may reflect your internal conflict between your true feelings and your public face, or your psychological state of being concerned about your reputation.
I was scared by a dream of being soaked by a flood or tsunami. Is it a sign of something bad to come?
A dream of being soaked by a flood or tsunami is a warning dream symbolizing intense emotions you cannot control or an overwhelming change in your environment. This may be a sign that your emotions have exceeded their capacity and your stress is at its peak. It’s telling you that you need to rest or talk to someone instead of trying to handle it all alone.