You wonder,What does it mean to dream that you meet someone and you like them?? Although it may seem like a meaningless scene, psychology experts agree that they are often windows into our desires, fears and shortcomings deeper.
You wake up with your heart racing, a smile on your face, and a strange feeling of familiarity. In your dream, you met someone (a new face, an irresistible vibe) and, for some reason, you liked it.
What does it mean to dream that you meet a person and you like them?
But…what does it mean dream about someone you don’t know and what attracts you? Is it a hidden message from the subconscious, an emotional need, or just a random play of the brain?
In many cases, the ‘attractive stranger’ who appears in a dream It is a symbol of a part of yourself that is emerging or that you want to integrate, explains Dr. Deirdre Barrett, professor of psychology at Harvard Medical School.
According to their research, dreams function as a kind of emotional laboratory where the brain processes desires, memories and aspirations.
Why do we dream of romance?
A study published in Consciousness and Cognition found that many people dream of relationships or emotional ties in stages where there is loneliness, emotional exhaustion or desire to feel excited again. That is, your mind may be showing you what you miss, or even rremembering that you deserve to be excited again.
Dr. Michael Schredl, one of the most renowned researchers in the scientific study of dreams, has observed that dream of loving moments or closeness has real effects on our body: the limbic system (which regulates emotions) is activated, dopamine is released, and in some cases it even changes our heart rate while we sleep.
What if that “someone” appears in more than one dream?
If that unknown person appears in your dreams again, it could mean that your mind is working on a deeper topic. “Sometimes these characters are repeated because they represent an emotional need that has not yet been resolved, such as the desire to feel accompanied or valued. It’s not something strange or mystical: it’s your insides trying to tell you something sweetly.
What to do with these types of dreams?
You don’t need to do anything urgent. But it can help you Write down what you dreamed, how you felt and what part of the dream affected you the most. Swansea University in the United Kingdom has recommended keeping a dream diary as a way to connect with your deep emotions. Even writing down a couple of phrases every morning can help you know yourself better and recognize what you are ready to experience.