Did you dream about tornadoes? Seeing a tornado in your dream suggests extreme emotional outbursts and temper breaks. You are overwhelmed and out of control. You are forging a destructive path. Tornadoes occur less often. And you have no way to determine the path that the destructive forces can take. In some ways, deciphering a tornado dream is much like an earthquake dream. The changes can be abrupt and sudden. However, tornado dreams typically relate more to emotions and other people’s specific behaviors. Below we will help you interpret the meaning of tornado dreams.
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Dream About Various Tornado Behaviors
What does it mean when you dream about tornadoes?
Multiple Tornadoes Dream Meaning:
To see several tornado storms merging or colliding together in your dream; represent people around you who are prone to violent outbursts. They will typically display shifting mood swings. The merging of the many tornadoes symbolizes a volatile situation or relationship. The colliding tornadoes can either react to create an even bigger storm. Or they can tear each other apart in their paths. Multiple tornadoes combine and become even more volatile than any of their singular self.
Tornado Water with Heavy Storm Rain
Dreaming about the heavy storms with tornadoes can suggest tears, crying, and sadness. Perhaps the tornado twisters’ destructive forces also bring sorrow along with the damage they are inflicting.
Tornado Dream Meaning of Chasing You
When a dream tornado approaching is chasing you in the dream, or you are running from it to get out of the way. The tornado twister chasing you suggests that someone in your life is exhibiting volatile or unpredictable aggression towards you. You do not know the reason why. Your best bet is to avoid the person as much as you can. If you really cannot avoid or hide from its path, perhaps it is time to tie yourself down to something stable. Weather the storm so that you can see the sunshine afterward. Keep your mind and emotions cool at all times. Or you could make the storm worse.
Dream About Tornado Colors
What does it mean when you dream about a tornado color?
Dream of Tornado Dark or Black
Suggests unavoidable situations that could cause a lot of distress and damage. Consider the black tornado dream as a strong negative omen. It can sometimes relate to death if your dream features a black tornado sweeping away someone you know.
Fire Tornado or Red Tornado
Dreams about tornadoes formed with fire suggest the passion and desires are forming destructive powers. Perhaps you are in a fast-moving, unpredictable, and destructive relationship. Be careful about how you deal with your passion, as the fire tornadoes can destroy.
Giant White Tornado Dream Meaning
The white tornadoes are typically represented as an attack on your morality and spiritual standing. You may suffer a major setback in life that makes you question. You doubt your own beliefs with religion, with yourself, and the world around you.
Dream About Surviving a Tornado
What does it mean when you dream about surviving a tornado?
Dreams about tornado warnings released by someone else; suggests that you will undergo a difficult period with little time to prepare. The warning may be a notice for getting fired from your job. Or a sudden breakup from your boyfriend or girlfriend.
Dreams that relate you to the center of a single tornado or multiple tornadoes. You are feeling overwhelmed by the chaotic people around you; the tornadoes here represent a difficult period. Complications will riddle your plans. Many setbacks will hinder your progress. You need to keep a clear head amidst all the obvious dangers and navigate your way out of dangerous situations.
Dreams about tornadoes and family; When the dream about a tornado is damaging or hurting you or your family in anyways, other people will cause damage to you instead of your own failures.
If you dream that you survive the tornadoes with no injuries and no materialistic damage, then it implies that the rough times are temporary, and you will come out of it stronger and happier.
Dreams with riding a tornado dream meaning and being carried far away without being hurt like in the Wizard of Oz; reflects your desire to break away from your waking life’s situations. Perhaps you are considering “storm off” or run away far from home because you are having trouble dealing with your current life.
Last night i dream about a tornado coming down. The tornado was a light gray color, but when it touched town, it turned into a beautiful black horse. The horse let me pet it, there was no destruction or death in my dream. what does that means?
I’m just waking from this dream after asking the universe to send me a dream that shows the next chapter in my life because I’m feeling lost, anxious and very much worried about what’s next (more details to come about my current situation).
The dream started with me inside an elementary classroom and even though I’m in my 30s, it felt natural to be there — it was almost like a work setting but with student desks in rows, and the other students/workers seemed to be the same age as me. We received a public warning about an active tornado and I recall looking out the big windows into a cityscape (I live in a rural area but it didn’t seem unrealistic to see a city in my surroundings). I see the tornado and its vast head of eerie clouds. The tornado is grayish-white and it looks extremely powerful hovering over the city. I felt a little scared and worried, but at the same time I was calm unlike how I would really be in a real-life tornado situation — panicky and freaking out. I think the calmness I felt could’ve been due to the comments I was hearing from others such as, “Oh, this happens all the time but it never results in any damage” and “We have plenty of time to finish our day and get home to safety”. In my head, I felt extremely unprepared and anxious about what was going to happen. I began formulating a safety plan all the while feeling the tornado getting closer and closer, yet it still visually remained in the distance. It was as though I couldn’t leave premises until the others said it was okay, so I was stuck there inside the classroom, full of windows and a sense of exposure to the storm. My desk was full of my belongings and I feared those things would be blown away with the strong winds, so I began strapping and taping those items down, even using those Velcro sticky things to hold them into place. Still, I felt those things would be lost regardless of my attempt to secure them. I then thought of my route to home and how I would prepare for safety there, but everything was so unclear and my mind grew muddy. In my dream, my home had a basement but it was only partially in the ground so I feared it wouldn’t be safe enough to endure the storm. I heard others say aloud their plans and that maybe we all go to someone else’s basement. While I felt somewhat safe with these people, I also felt very much alone and vulnerable as it seemed they were taking their time to figure things out. It was around this time of my dream that I woke up due to real-life noises of a lawn mower outside my window. I wanted so badly to see the how the dream ended, so I drifted back to sleep and thankfully, I reentered the dream. It was short-lived, however, and this time it only consisted of one visual scene: a strong gust of wind outside the windows (but I feel these windows may have been at another house or building at this point) as evidenced by swaying trees, and there was a black bird hovering in place trying to fly against the strong winds. I could see its wings fluttering and trying its best to move forward but the wind just kept the bird in place, fighting and fighting to move forward. That scene seemed to last for a good while until I woke up again.
So, a little background about my current life situation: I recently moved back in my mother’s house after a ten-year relationship coming to an end due to differences of values and time constraints because of work schedules, as well as lack of intimacy. I absolutely hate being here while I try save enough money to get my own place again. You could say I’m a very rigid person when it comes to the cleanliness and security of one’s home and my mother’s perspective of how a home should be maintained and protected clashes entirely with that. Lately, I have been feeling so much rage about little and big things that I have fear for my own sanity staying here. Not only am I grieving the ending to a relationship with someone I was still very much in love with regardless of no physical touch, I can feel my mental and emotional health declining more and more, day by day, while adjusting to my new, not-so-healthy-and-safe living quarters. I preach to myself everyday that this, too, shall pass and won’t last forever, but continually enduring 24 hours of another day in hell and a sense of losing control of myself and sanity can really beat a person up. I’m at the point that living in my car could be much better for my mental health.
From my own personal standpoint, I’ve made a list of the things that really stood out to me in the dream and how it resonated with me. Of course, anyone who takes the time to read this is more than welcome to try and help me clarify the meaning to this dream from an outside perspective, especially with something I may have missed. The meanings of colors are greatly appreciated, too.
1. The tornado represents my sense of feeling upset, overwhelmed and out of control in my environment, as well as the intense emotional rage I’ve been feeling. I’m not sure what its colors represent, however. I feel it’s not a bad meaning as the white stands out to me as purity and cleansing maybe — telling me the chapter after this storm will be beautiful. Taking emotions into consideration, it could signify mourning, perhaps my grief about the breakup. White can also represent death — maybe the death of the emotional turmoil I’m feeling; the ending of this chapter.
2. The Velcro and tape represents me trying to secure my belongings. I lost many personal items during the move, as well as experiencing a few losses of my personal items at my mother’s house due to misuse, misplacement and the occurrence of thieves. It feels very materialistic of me to worry about this aspect, but I worked hard for those things and they were greatly sentimental to me. I also feel it represents the sense of losing my home during the breakup.
3. The partial basement represents insecurity and not having a foundation that provides a sense of stability and protection in my life.
4. The big windows in the classroom represent vulnerability and exposure. I’ve been keeping my breakup and inner battles to myself in fear of other people finding out and causing me to feel even more saddened and weak. The strong front I’ve been putting on for the past couple months is very exhausting and I feel so close to the edge of having a mental/emotional breakdown, but I fear it will be a messy one and will cause even more hardship for me so I continue holding it in.
5. The strong wind and the black bird firmly stands out to me as representing the feeling I have about wanting to escape and go my own way but financial strains are the biggest barrier, causing the against the wind, being held back feeling. I’m still trying to make sense of what the color of the bird could signify. Perhaps it signifies my shadow self of not really knowing what I truly want as I fear I may make the wrong decision. I have felt torn between moving forward and returning to my previous state because I really miss my ex partner and would love to work things out. He has remained in contact and mentioned it a time or two to try again. I do not, however, want my current situation to make decisions for me based on negative emotions (i.e., exchanging one bad situation for another). I want to make the right decision and move forward independently, but at the same time, I’m extremely fearful of feeling massive regret or guilt after that decision as I do not wants others to feel the hurt I’ve been feeling.
6. Sadly, I feel the last scene of the winds and bird lasting a good while represents that I may be in my current situation longer than anticipated and that really saddens me, especially as wind can signify emotional turmoil. Trying to maintain a positive outlook in all this though, a different perspective of the wind in my dream could also signify an energy that is keeping me afloat in this turmoil and a force that is mustering up the energy for me to change direction into something that pushes me forward.
I asked the universe to send me this dream, but I feel like it’s just a summary of what I’ve been though lately. Of course, I was wanting a glimpse into a positive future so that I could feel hopeful, but maybe that was too selfish and wishfully thinking of me. Perhaps, however, it was sent to me as a guide to my emotions as I’ve been holding them in and not wanting to explore them so that I can move on to healing and creating that energy to finally take a different direction in my life. I think I was sent this visually striking dream because the universe knew I would wake up and analyze every part of it — because every part was a window to my emotions.
Hello all,
So my 6 year old son just recently told me about his dream he had. He said he had a dream about him and his daddy sitting on the front lawn it was dark but he remembers that the tornado was dark darker then the night sky, it was coming towards them but they didn’t get sucked up into it. What could this possibly mean?
Thanks
I just had a dream where it was a nice sunny sky but then it dimmed ever so slightly, then a dark black and navy blue tornado came. It started from the lake of the back of my house and it started to make trees sway harsh. All my family members were inside and I said, “ Aunt! There’s a tornado, let’s go down to the basement!.” She didn’t care and the rest of the family played dodge ball. After, I grabbed my blanket and rushed downstairs but then when I closed my eyes I was teleported to the deck and all my family members were there as well. We were on a huge gray cement table that was bigger than the house. But when the tornado hit, my other Aunt said “If the tornado hits right, duck under and go left. If it hits left, duck under and go right.” I did as she was told and they tornado hit left and right harshly. Some of us nearly fell off. When I closed my eyes again the gray table let us down and we came off and into the house. But one of us weren’t there. My uncle was gone and we all thought he was dead but was just playing around and came into the house. Afterwards I closed my eyes again and when I opened them I was in a underground dark playground thing where there were dodgeball and basket ball and all of that. It was like a gym. I was in a pink dress and i was suddenly turned to a baby and I ran around with my cousin and we had paper bags that we stole. And then I woke up. I’ve been dieting and my health is really deteriorating, I get the horizontal and vertical rashes. I hope this doesn’t mean I’ll die.