I constantly have dreams that my purse is stolen or I go to a college class and realize I missed several.???

Question

What does this mean?

Answer 1

you will have many problems in your ways just pray purse stolen money problem

Answer 2

your purse represents your valuables.

Something valuable is missing in your life.

Answer 3

when you are dreaming about lost items it means you are dealing with feeling of not having control.

the  stolen purse it symbolizes not having control of your surroundings did you have an event happen to you that you questioned yourself.

the classes symbolize loss of time because you are not aware that they had passed

dreams happen when the mind has a hard dealing with what is happening in your life.

most time we push events out of our minds so that we can deal.

look back and see what changed and when you felt the loss of control and find away to get it back.

Answer 4

These are two different dream types entirely.  I am not sure why you put them together.  The dream of the purse being stolen is a fear of being ripped off.  The college class dream, a very common one, is a fear you are not taking care of details.

Answer 5

A stolen purse or wallet often represents a loss of your sense of "identity" or someone not allowing you to be "yourself" in any given situation.  In our "techy" times, it could also represent a fear of "stolen identity" as in someone hacking your accounts and stealing your personal information to rob you.  Look at your life and relationships to identify whether someone is "hemming you in" personally, or taking credit that belongs to you.  Make sure your private information stays private.

Going to college and missing classes is a typical fear dream.  If you are in college, it represents stress.  If your school years are far behind you, it means you are in a situation where you have much to learn, and are feeling overwhelmed and unprepared.

Pray for wisdom and take a close look at your commitments and responsibilities.  It may be time for some re-prioritizing, or maybe you're just getting used to a new situation.