I had a dream about a mummy kid. What does that mean?

Question

It was like they just wrapped him up. My sister and someone else was carrying him. I just watched. It was weird because they put him on my grandmother's bed and my grandmother died last year, 4 days before Christmas.

Answer 1

are you pregnate?  Sometime when people are expecting they will dream about their baby...but the baby will be something else.

Answer 2

Dreams are created by your brain so they use symbols that mean something to you. Given that, I really think you're the best person to analyse your dream because you have the best chance of figuring out what the sybols mean.

I'll give you my best theory, but only you can decide if that feels right or if I'm misinterpreting.

The fact that the mummy was a kid could mean that you feel you're taking on more adult responsibility following the death of your grandmother. You weren't carrying the kid so you probably don't feel like you're shouldering the burden like your sister is. You're just able to watch, but still growing up by doing that. Watching could also symbolise feeling powerless about it.

I'm not sure what the mummy part could mean. Maybe it's about the death of your grandma being shrouded in mystery to you. Were details kept from you? Did you feel you wanted to be involved more than your were?

To those that say dreams mean nothing - dreams are your subconscious brain sifting through experiences, feelings, problems that you're been through. This isn't mysticism, it's science. If you go to sleep trying to figure out a problem, often you'll wake up knowing the answer. The brain is extremely powerful and your subconscious keeps working while your consciousness is asleep. If we can unlock what our subconscious is working on while we dream, we can sometimes understand the deeper issues we're going through that our subconcious is aware of.

Also, subconsciously we perceive a lot of things that never come into consciousness. This has been established from a wealth of research.