Santa Claus

Seeing Santa Claus in your dream indicates that you need to be more giving, accepting, and/or forgiving. You need to acknowledge and tend to some aspect of yourself.

Santa Claus
This corpulent symbol of good cheer is a warning in disguise. Like the song says: You better not cry, you better not pout. It's time to make a list and check it twice: You're about to get what's coming to you.

Santa Claus
Seeing Santa Claus in your dream demonstrates that you need to be more giving, accepting, and/or forgiving. You need to acknowledge and tend to some aspect of yourself.

Santa Claus
To dream of Santa Claus is a warning that you will reap what you have sown. It's time to "make a list and check it twice" - you're about to get what's coming to you.
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Santa Claus a desire to return to childhood; someone who brings you presents (presence); jolly; comes once a year. How could you give more of yourself to others?

Santa Claus - Rewarding oneself.
Satellite - Communication with higher self; spiritual awareness.
Saw - Building blocks of personality.

Santa Clause Or Wise Old Man (Christmas/time Dream)
a old wise man dressed in a red suite with sparklers sparkling in both of his hands is in my dream in front of a white christmas tree.

Whether your Santa Claus arrives on a frost-bitten sled or a surfboard, he gets the job done, indicating that Christmas is a time of goodwill for all.

According to legend, Santa Claus, who brings children gifts at Christmas, arrives in children's houses via their chimneys, so if you dream that you are falling through a chimney, you may want to become more generous (take on the role of Santa Claus).

Christmas Tree, Celebration, Santa Claus, X-mas, Spiritual rebirth, Celebrating, Personal growth, Self-development, Spiritual enlightenment, Enlightenment, Pleasures, Responsibilities, Holiday, Tree

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Democracy is only a dream: it should be put in the same category as Arcadia, Santa Claus, and Heaven.
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I'd guess that it has something to do with Christmas (or Christmas break), both because of the setting of your dream and because the child is named for Santa Clause.

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