Deaf Dream Interpretation: Insights from 9 Unique Sources

The ability to hear is part of our navigation system.

The ears keep us balanced and upright and orient us to the space around us. To lose this sense interrupts your ability to receive guidance from your environment.

If deafness is featured in your dream, you may want to consider how well you are listening to whatever direction you are getting in your life at this time.

(See Disability.)

Dreams of being deaf symbolize that you may be turning a deaf ear to criticism or unwarranted opinions about your life choices. Perhaps you are blocking out constructive feedback that could steer you off your authentic path, or that could actually help you. Your subconscious mind may be telling you that you are being stubborn, rigid and that you need to develop some listening skills.

To dream that you are deaf, indicates that you are feeling secluded from the world. You may be closing yourself off from new experiences or shutting yourself out.

If someone else in your dream is deaf, this suggests that someone close to you is withdrawn and not sharing their emotions.

Not wanting to hear something, being uncomfortable. Also, either too much or too little compliance. Not being fully aware of one’s environment / surroundings. In rare cases, also real physical symptoms during sleep.

If you dream that you are deaf, it means you will quickly be relieved of all your worries.

If you are trying to talk to someone who is deaf, you will experience a number of minor irritations.

Closing ears to truth. You hear but do not understand, or choose not to listen because it means self-responsibility for change and growth.

1. Not paying attention; Mentally or physically enabled;

2. Long-suffering. Matt. 11:5; Is. 29:18; Ps. 38:13; 58:4; 42:18, 19.

Ears that can hear, but will not adhere

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being: are closing yourself off from reality and its truth.

going, very suddenly: advancement in own position by avoiding a scandal.

others who are: your opinion of others defines you, not them.

trying to talk with a, mute: disil usionment that others are closed to your ideas.

turning a, ear: accept another’s comments or advice and not your own.