Hallowe’en Dream Meaning

If Hallowe’en figures in your dream in some way, this illustrates personal revelations or dramatic insights into yourself or someone else. Hallowe’en—also known as All Hallow’s Eve—is the night when witches, ghosts and spirits are believed to walk the earth and reveal themselves; so is there something in waking life you need to reveal or come to terms with? Observed annually on the night of 31 October and originally a pagan festival of the dead, Hallowe’en is celebrated today as a night of fancy dress, trick or treating, and superstitious fun and games. Wiccans and pagans, however, observe All Hallow’s Eve (also known as Sanhain) as one of their most important sacred days. For them it is a time to honor the dead, communicate with spirits and observe rituals. It is also thought to be a particularly good time to make a fresh start and commence new projects. So if Hallowe’en images float into your dream, perhaps your dream is urging you to do just that.

Dreams of Halloween signify that you are embracing and bringing awareness to the different masks you wear and to the social roles you play. This powerful dream is about embracing your shadow, the aspects of yourself which are the most difficult to love because your subconscious mind recognizes the value in fusing, unifying and integrating all aspects of yourself. Consider the feeling tone.

See Mask, Shadow, Ghost and Integration Dreams.

lucky numbers: 18-21-23-25-43-53

costumes, on wearing: your inner fears and desires are not recognized by you.

high jinks in: increased influence in social circles.

mischief on, creating: wil intrigue against innocent people and be caught.

without a costume, being: pretend to be and act the role of who you desire to be.

1. A need or desire to change identity, possibly to “mask” a wrongdoing or pranksterism.

2. A need or desire to relax, be less “grave” for a while.

3. Repressed feelings of fear and anxiety regarding the unknown, possibly death.

A dream of Halloween represents the temporary adoption of a new persona, where you feel less inhibited and more comfortable to freely express yourself. Also see “Candy” and “Halloween Party”

A dream featuring the decorations or celebration of All Saints’ Eve (out of season) predicts recognition in community affairs.

Costumes represent inner fears or desires one has not recognized. What one pretends to be or wishes to be in life; roles.

A symbol of mischief and madness, the results of hallowing evil

See spiritual imagery in the introduction