A dream about throwing up twice in a row - dream meaning with inherited lore
A scene where one bout isn’t enough may bring to mind the same burden recurring or feelings that are hard to sort through.
After throwing up, you pause briefly, then your stomach churns again and you throw up a second time. You may feel worn out and frustrated, unsure when it will end.
Korean lore: Traditionally, vomiting has sometimes been interpreted as letting out what is inside the body. Repeated vomiting may also be seen as a sign of something unresolved that keeps weighing on your mind. (This interpretation draws on folk readings of vomiting as release, connecting its repetition in the dream with burdens in the present.)
Through the mind: A problem or feeling you thought you’d let go of may be coming back to mind. Instead of trying to sort it out too quickly, it may help to notice what keeps coming up.
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- Vomiting
- Dreaming of swallowing your vomit — This may be connected to pulling back emotions or words you had barely managed to bring out.
- Dreaming of vomiting spoiled food — This can be read as pushing away something that has already hurt you or that you no longer want to accept.
- Dreaming of a pet vomiting — This may reflect your wish to protect someone you care for closely, or a small worry in everyday life.
- A dream about vomiting white liquid — It may reflect a desire to let something go from your body and mind, even though the emotion itself isn’t clear.
- Dream of Vomiting Insects — A scene of vomiting insects is sometimes connected to the desire to get rid of a troubling, unpleasant problem.
- Dreaming of vomiting during pregnancy — It may hold the mix of anticipation and worry that rises before a major change.
- Dreaming of vomiting after an argument — It can be read as a scene where feelings you couldn’t put into words, or tension in a relationship, leaves your body first.
- A dream about throwing up nonstop — It may reflect a time when built-up pressure or emotions come rushing in all at once and feel hard to control.