I had a dream I was Superman, what could that mean?

Question

I had a dream I was Superman, what could that mean?

Answer 1

you enjoy flying or you are soon going on a trip or vacation

Answer 2

means you're on top of the world. you must be doing something in your life really well right about now.

Answer 3

it doesn't mean anything.. it's just a dream. i dreamed that i was a Badman..  

Answer 4

That you dream about a guy in blue and red tights.  

That's so g*y!

call me

Answer 5

To dream that you are a hero, signifies your inner strength and weaknesses. It may be representative of how you are bravely facing and challenging the secrets of your unconscious.  

Answer 6

This means that you also dream like any normal person. You are normal .isn't that great?

Answer 7

maybe you have deep feelings of being able to leap over a tall building in a single bound.

Answer 8

You flew... you were in the astral plane. When I am in the astral plane, I pretend I am Superman... and whooosh.... I go. Awesome feeling. Do research on it. It 's so interesting.

Answer 9

You see yourself as someone who needs to save others. Maybe you have alot of people who depend on you or need your help. Remember, dreams are just visualisations of the thoughts we have while we are sleeping.

Hope this helps.

Answer 10

First: Stay away from Kryptonite

Second: Please save the world

Answer 11

dreaming that you are a superior being means you have a powerful, strong character.

Answer 12

That you like to prance around in a blue leotard. Especially to Donna Summers song Hot Stuff.  

Answer 13

That depends on if you ever had a dream of going to the bus stop naked as a kid, if so it means nothing...

:)

Answer 14

maybe you feel limited in your life so you give yourself special powers when you are asleep

Answer 15

I think that dream interpretation is a personal thing. Keep a record of your dreams and you may start to see common themes. Flying for you might mean something different than to someone else.

I would recommend a great book.  "dreaming realities" by John Overdurf.