My dreams interpretation

War setting
War often symbolizes inner turmoil, trauma, or chaos in your emotional or psychological state. It can represent conflict—either internal or external—or a sense of helplessness in the face of larger forces.

The 5-year-old boy lying on his dead father, listening for a heartbeat
This is one of the most poignant images. The child could represent your inner child—still seeking connection, safety, or answers from a lost parent. Listening to a heart that no longer beats might suggest longing for love or guidance that was lost too soon, or denial/refusal to accept the finality of death.

Two men: one wailing, one sitting with shoeboxes full of dirt
• The wailing man could be expressing the raw pain you might feel but haven’t been able to release fully.
• The man with the shoeboxes of dirt might symbolize a futile attempt to hold onto something that’s already passed—perhaps trying to preserve memory or meaning in things that feel empty or insubstantial now.

“This is my mother… this is my father…”
The repetition may reflect a deep longing to keep their identities alive, to not let go, or perhaps to declare their presence in your life still, even after death. It’s like the dream is acknowledging them as still here in your emotional landscape.

Wailing man screaming for the child / The child won’t come
This might represent a disconnect between grief and healing. The adult self may be calling out for the vulnerable, innocent part of you to come forward—but that child may be hiding, afraid, or protecting itself.

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Overall meaning:
This dream feels like a deeply symbolic expression of unresolved grief and the desire to reconnect with both your younger self and the memory of your parents. There’s sorrow, yes, but also a kind of sacred remembrance. The dream may be urging you to acknowledge the pain you carry, to allow healing where it’s still needed, and to find ways to honor your parents and your younger self with compassion.

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