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Analyst LAUREN LAWRENCE reveals the secrets behind Daily News readers’ dreams

- LET LAUREN INTERPRET YOUR DREAM! Send your name, address and dream details to yourdreams@nydailynew­s.com.

A TWISTER TAKES THINGS OUT OF CONTROL

I dreamt I was at home when I saw a tornado. Then it hit. The house shook and started to lift up. I started flying and tried to grab onto something. I grabbed a pipe and grabbed my son’s hand, but he couldn’t hold on well. Then a stranger grabbed his hand also until the tornado passed. But many more tornadoes were chasing me. Instead of running, I stopped, went out and had a magical moment. I told them to stop and stay there. And they did. What does this mean?

Whitney Podhradsky, Mitchell, S.D.

Analysis: A tornado is often an indication of chaotic, frenzied times. When life feels like it is spiraling out of control, stability falters; strength and steadiness are needed. This explains your wish for personal empowermen­t. In this view, you are looking for something to hold onto. Perhaps faith is more than a pipe dream. The helpful stranger may represent a higher power. Having faith in yourself explains your magical moment.

STRUGGLING TO ACHIEVE A CLASS ACT

I was a Special Ed teacher. Since retiring, I often dream of being back in the classroom trying to teach a lesson. The kids do not cooperate. They are eating, noisy and rude. When men in suits walk into my classroom to observe me teach, the kids misbehave. Feeling powerless, I dim the lights. I yell in the students faces. I try to rearrange the seating and make everyone stand up. Just then, the principal walks in with some observers. I can tell by their faces that they are not pleased. Please interpret this dream.

Beverly Rhett, the Bronx

Analysis: In this recriminat­ion dream, the classroom is the setting for a harsh self-tutorial. A strong sense of personal failure, loss of control and powerlessn­ess necessitat­e your dimming the lights: This difficult, unfulfilli­ng work experience must not be appraised in the light of day. Even though the students, the men in suits and the principal are all dissatisfi­ed with you, they may be self-representa­tions. In this view, you are your worst critic. All in all, the dream grapples with attaining some measure of authority or accomplish­ment.

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