The dreamer’s body represents the dream ego; your conscious identity. Consider whether your dream behaviors (ego actions) are different from daily life. Compare what you are doing in the dream to what you might be doing in waking life. Do you need to make a change? Information about dream ego actions is especially relevant when collected and composited over time.

Other persons in the dream may represent various bodies of knowledge. Specific body parts or clothing are only significant if they are different than usual, kissing, injured, more elaborate or decorative, or otherwise emphasized. Then see the specific part or article of clothing. If you are clinically depressed, it is possible that your body won’t appear in your dreams until you are in remission.