In order to unveil these features of the eyes, it’s important to understand what each does. But there’s much more to life than just the physical world around us.We are also spiritual beings who interact on many levels of the spiritual plane. Because your eyes belong to you and uniquely view your life as it happens, missing your eyes in a dream may indicate the loss of an ability to see your life as it is. More importantly, eyes are how we see ourselves and are a key to our identity. Eyes are important to how you see the world. Let’s continue with the principle of simplicity and deconstruct what each of the facial features has to do with your identity. My identity was not quite set in adolescence and I didn’t see or know my true identity as a person and wouldn’t for a few more years. The timing of the dream is very important as well. Last, who does it mean to have my facial features disappear? I don’t see my true identity. Next, what does it mean to have my facial features travel all around my face? Answer: my identity is not yet set in place. What’s the most basic meaning of my face? Answer: my identity. To apply the principle of simplicity to my above dream you start asking questions. It wasn’t until I learned the principle of simplicity that it all began to fall into place. I was in my early teens and didn’t know what to make of this confusing and fearful experience. When I did this my eyes, nose, and mouth would move out of place and travel around my face. This is a recurring dream during my adolescence. Allow me to break the answer down by sharing a faceless dream I had. I have not found one, however, that explains why and how being without a face ties specifically to identity. Many competing voices will tell you that being faceless in a dream means the lack of identity. Therefore, you’re unable to identify with your boss and subsequently, the job you’re engaged in.Īgain, the context of your dream will determine if your boss is your boss or if they represent some other leader in your life. What would this dream be telling you? It could actually be giving you an answer to the question of why you haven’t been able to identify with your current job. You have an inner knowing this person is your boss eventhough you cannot see their face. You’re both in the office you work at and they’re giving you direction on a certain project they want you to do. Let’s say your boss appears in your dream. All of this depends on dream context, of course. If you have an internal knowing that the dream person is your parent, boss, or pastor, they could represent a leader in your life. The person can even be identified by specific clothes they are wearing that represents the culture they are from. They can represent what the person means to you, or the meaning of their name. They can represent the actual person, but rarely do. People you can see when you look directly at them but they have no facial features typically represent an issue of identity.ĭream people can be a little tricky to identify whether they have a face or not.

These people often represent spiritual beings. However, the dream wisdom I gained on the journey was invaluable.Įver encounter a dream person just outside your line of vision? Perhaps they’re looking the other direction so you can’t see their face.

When I finally found out what faceless people in dreams mean, the answer wasn’t that surprising. I had a variation of that dream once and searched high and low for an answer. Then there are dreams where you look into the mirror and can’t see your own face. Dreamers from around the world encounter people that either have no facial features or they can’t recall what the person looked like once they awaken. Everyone we come in contact with in waking life has facial features a mouth, a nose, eyes. Seeing someone without a face can be frightening.

Faceless person