Suicide Dream Meaning

For example if you were a smoker and you stopped smoking in your dream you may need to “kill” the smoker in yourself.

If you see a stranger committing suicide that may represent another part of you. You may be getting rid of an unnecessary and useless part of self, and you may be starting a new and a better way of doing things.

If you see someone that you know committing suicide, the dream may be symbolic of your perceptions and concerns about that individual. Either way, the dreamer may be experiencing stress, anxiety, and doubt, so lighten up and try to have more positive thoughts during the day.

Dreaming of suicide could symbolize an aggression against your person which you punish for some motive or need to remove an aspect of your character with that which you do not like. It also indicates, in some form, that you resist accepting the problems that are affecting you or living in a way against your desires. You should interpret this dream as a severe warning: you are not upholding your commitments and you try to avoid reality. Lastly, the act of destroying an object with which you identify could be a sign of the latent desire to suicide.

Oneiric oracles say that this dream foretells deception.

If you see someone else commit suicide in your dream, you are feeling concerned for that person. Also consider what characteristics and qualities in that person you may be trying to “kill” and annihilate in your own self. Perhaps you hope that you are not like that person in some way and are making attempts to get rid of those traits within your own self.

To see someone commit suicide in you dream indicates that you are worried for their well-being. Pay attention to the attributes this person may possess. They may represent similar aspects of your own personality that you want to get rid of. Maybe you detest this person’s qualities and believe that if you possess similar traits, you want to discard them as well.

committing, husband or wife: permanent change in surroundings and marriage.

others: frustrations with others’ inabilities and their blindness to it.

thinking of: must conform yourself to real life, or accept that you live without it.

woman: another’s opposition in love and despair wil directly affect you.

hara-kiri, committing: guilt over your having distressed others’ circumstances.

having committed: unhappiness at inability to cope.

by hanging: other’s are misusing your generosity.

of a: have overstrained your mind in misjudging others.

overboard, by jumping: wil sacrifice a treasured possession to help a relative.

planning to commit: troubles were brought on by yourself.

(2) Do you witness someone else’s suicide? Perhaps some part of you that has been repressed and neglected is now getting desperate - in which case you need to give it urgent attention with a view to meeting its legitimate demands.

(3) If the person committing suicide is close to you in real life, it may be that you harbour (unconscious) negative feelings towards him or her.

It is also a sign of anger against the Self. It may signify the end of a business or business relationship.

2- Emotionallv, when dreams of suicide occur, we may have come to the end of our ability to cope with a particular situation in our lives. It does not actually mean that we arc suicidal. It simply marks the end of a phase.

3- Often on the path of spirituality we must let go of the old Self. This often occurs in dreams as a kind of suicide.

See Venting Dreams and Integration Dreams.

To see or hear others committing this deed, foretells that the failure of others will affect your interests.

For a young woman to dream that her lover commits suicide, her disappointment by the faithlessness of her lover is accentuated.

Try sharing your troubles with a trusted friend or adviser, but in any event stop brooding.

To see someone commit suicide means that you are annoyed by another person.

It is also a sign of anger against the self.

2. Self hatred;

3. Mournful feelings;

4. Spirit of heaviness;

Matt. 27:5; Is. 28:7; 1 Peter 2:8; Prov. 3:21-23; 1 Cor. 1:23.