There’s a good reason why people fantasise about laws and courts. Whenever you have dreams about legal or judicial proceedings, one possible interpretation is that you are being asked to advance in some aspect of your life. Moving on to the next stage or part of your life is what presents you with the greatest amount of difficulty. This is true whether you are referring to the physical world or even the spiritual worlds. The specific kind of law in question will determine both the nature of the obstacle and the degree of difficulty associated with it. Common law indicates that an event in a person’s life needs to be changed, whereas civil law indicates that moral beliefs need to be adjusted in order to be adequately prepared for future circumstances. Having a dream about the civil courts could be a sign that you need to work through your disagreements with a good friend. If you are going to have this matter heard in court, it is probably time for you and this other person to come to an agreement; otherwise, they will continue to argue until one of them emerges victorious. In a similar vein, if someone accuses you of arguing with them over something, the best course of action is to avoid arguing with them back because defensive measures can take them nowhere but jail!
Your feelings of self-justification and guilt may be reflected in your dreams by seeing yourself in court. If you have “ancient” guilt, which refers to guilt that has been handed down from generation to generation of inhibitions, then it is possible that it is tied to events and behaviours that occurred in the past, such as something from your childhood that continues to haunt you. In the event that this isn’t the case, there may be an unsolved issue with a close friend or family member that has been gnawing at your guilt for a number of years now. Others who are feeling a twinge of more sexual guilt (Freud) may be having emotions of shame surrounding sexuality difficulties, such as an addiction to pornography, or even how they regard themselves sexually via their relationships, but have never felt really good enough about themselves. When we imagine ourselves in a situation where we are being judged or prosecuted by legal professionals, all of these factors may play a role in our emotional state at the time. As we go to sleep, our subconscious mind has the ability to effortlessly create lovely dreams for us, but if this were not the case, why would it bother to show us people in our dreams that pass judgement on us when it might have easily dreamed up more pleasant dreams for us? It’s possible that you’ll come across someone whose strange conduct is caused by their subconscious concerns, but you shouldn’t be concerned about them since there’s a cause for it. They are not attempting to make things more difficult on purpose; rather, the individual is engaging in all of these activities in the hope of experiencing something, as their existence has been so monotonous and devoid of meaning that anything rather than anything at all would be preferable.
There is a distinction to be made between being unmoved and being open to new experiences. Alteration can be shown to have beneficial effects in the long run, despite the fact that at first it might appear to be terrifying. For example, when someone decides to marry or ascends to a position of authority in their field of work, they welcome this new chance with open arms rather than frantically attempting to preserve what formerly was. People who have unresolved difficulties in their mind self-deceive themselves by avoiding good prospects while giving the impression that they are embracing these opportunities and performing their responsibilities in an appropriate manner. Even if the dream is an obstacle to be overcome or a success in the end, pursuing it won’t make much sense if there isn’t somebody around to cheer you on and praise your efforts. If you’ve been having dreams about judges recently, this could be a sign that you have a hidden part of yourself which craves attention from other people. Alternatively, it could be that a person close to you is looking for confirmation because they are dependent on the way other people feel about them.
Having a dream that involves the courtroom is almost always ominous. If you have a dream about a courtroom, it may be a sign that you have been judged unfairly or harshly by a person who doesn’t want to hear what you’ve got to say. This might be a warning sign for troubles that you are experiencing in your waking life. This individual will either have direct control over the decisions you make or will have significant sway over the elements that are ultimately accountable for guiding those decisions. They may even impose consequence within their own institution (in which case, this could indicate an uphill fight such as with one’s health), or they may not presently wield power but want to use court actions against another person so badly that they’re willing to use every chance available - even if all hope of fairness has been lost because there was no way to determine how long the trial could perhaps go on without ever coming to a conclusion. The experience of being embroiled in a convoluted and perplexing circumstance that does not appear to have a solution in sight is referred to as having a “Kafkaesque” quality. People are described in this excerpt from “A Personal Account” as feeling as though they are being forced to live out an incomprehensible nightmare, complete with pointless court sessions presided over by enigmatic judges with no clear resolution in sight. When a person is trying to deal with personality disorders (PDs), intimacy can become terrifying because it means revealing oneself emotionally while also confronting many fears regarding loss or abandonment caused by previous traumatic experiences. The dream itself comes up as being linked often with those who are dealing with PDs.
If you experienced such a dream and are currently going through a circumstance that is very similar to the one you saw in your dream, then you are extremely worried and anxious that someone will find you. You are concerned that they will cause you harm in the end, lowering your sense of safety in a manner that no one should ever be able to achieve. While one is in the midst of a panic attack, it can be very difficult for the mind to focus on anything but how much one needs out there, not just from life in general but also from within one’s own head! They appear to be so mired down within themselves, but eventually, after being subjected to an adequate amount of pressure (which is most likely more conceptual than physical), they will start giving in to your demands and vanish entirely once more, restoring peace to your home; only then will you be able to find some kind of comfort or solace.
