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I often dream that I fall through time; what does that mean, and what does it mean to fall into the void?

Thank you

Good evening Monica47,
So sorry about that! But could you please rephrase your sentence?
If I understand correctly, you often lose your teeth and you often fall into the void.
Best regards
Ladysally

Yes, sorry, but I went too fast.
I dream that I lose my teeth, or rather, one tooth.
And then I dream that I’m falling into the void, or else I wake up with a start, believing that I’m falling into the void or out of bed.

Good evening Monica47,
Since you haven't given me much detail about your dream, I'll be more explicit.
Teeth: tooth loss.

  1. The mouth is like a house, and the teeth are its inhabitants. Losing one would be like losing a family member.
  2. a) In general, dreaming about losing one's teeth is a sign of a loss of vitality
    b) You are going through a period of fatigue or something more serious, a period of depression. The condition of the teeth is, as we know, directly related to one’s state of health. In horse markets, as in slave markets in the past, dentition was examined to ensure good physical condition.
    Losing one's teeth therefore prompts the dreamer to monitor their physical health and their “mood.”
    Falling into the void:
    Not feeling safe, feeling vulnerable, the fear of professional failure or of being disappointed.
    Summarize:
    For my part, I would say that, not feeling very well, you strongly feel your physical and mental decline. From this stems a certain insecurity, vulnerability, and fear of failing in everything you undertake.
    Best regards
    Ladysally

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