Being molested by a security guard Dream Meaning and Dream Interpretation

To dream about Being molested by a security guard explained:

Guards are a form of protection. When you dream of a guard it could mean a number of things for you in your waking life. If you dream of a guard trying to guard you but is having problems, it means that you need to put up your protective layers a bit. If you dream of a guard protecting you then it represents the fact that your guard is up and you may need to let it down just a bit.

These are pretty basic dreams that suggest you need some security in your life. If you see a security guard or are need to be protected by one suggest you desire to be loved and protected.

Dreams of this nature are signs that you are being taken advantage of by someone who is more powerful. Do you feel violated in any shape or form in your life right now? If you have been molested and you are dreaming about the experience then we think you should speak to a professional in the field.

May symbolize feeling vulnerable or insecure.

Dreams containing images of molestation are directly related to states of mind when you are trying to suppress the outbursts of rage, anger or hostility toward someone or some people. You are intentionally trying to put these emotions on the back burner or eliminate them from your mind when you are awake, which is also reflected by your subconscious mind with images of the girls in the car lying on the floor (hidden from the view) in this dream vision. The anger or rage you are experiencing could originate from trivial things like dealing with contractors, officials or people you disagree with, but could also be deeply-rooted in your psyche, such as witnessing injustice toward someone or seeing other people suffering and being unable to help.

When you dream about being sexually assaulted, it could indicate that you are feeling helpless in the real world, when you are unable to control things which affect you in a negative way and when you cannot deal with the consequences you experience as a result. In case you have been through a similar episode in real life, it could be your subconscious way of dealing with the fear and abuse, which can exacerbate during more stressful periods. Since it was someone in charge who assaulted you, that could also mean you harbor a strong feeling of repulsion towards societal standards and rules, which could be a consequence of the way you were raised as a child and you feel violated by having to comply with certain rules and norms dictated by more powerful individuals.