Making a bed on the floor Dream Meaning and Dream Interpretation

To dream about Making a bed on the floor explained:

The floor may represent your foundation or the basis for your beliefs or your support system. It may represent how well you are grounded or the separation of your conscious and unconscious.

A dream of a floor is similar to your feet, it holds you up. If your foundation is strong and put together well, you have no problems. If your floor is cracked or shacking then you are going to face some obstacles and challenges in your life. If your floor is polished it represents your unconscious and you do not want you unconscious to be in control so you manage to keep it under.

The act of making ice, in the context of a dream vision, is often considered an ill omen as it sheds light on some of the negative aspects of your personality. In this case, it suggests you have too much pride and consider others as inferior to you. In fact, you probably blame those around you for getting in the way of your success and achievements when really you are to blame for your own inadequacy. Being unable to see the truth of your situation may cause more harm than good in the future for your goals.

To dream that you are standing next to or lying on a wide bed is a reflection of how far and wide your dreams could take you. You are currently or would soon achieve economic success because you have performed well in your job or sacrificed so much for the growth of your project or business in the past.

Seeing a floor clock in your dream is often related to your intimate affairs. Specifically, this symbol represents your sexual relations with someone you initially thought was reserved and conservative. You would be pleasantly surprised at how satisfying and passionate it would become when you finally decide to get intimate. First impressions are not always accurate and this encounter would be a testament to that fact. Perhaps it may not turn into something serious for the both of you, but at the very least you could learn to reserve judgment until you have been fully acquainted with someone.