shifting gravity dream

OK so i had a pretty.weird dream last night and ive searched lots of thoose dream journal or dream dictionaries and thoose things to find a meaning to my dream but I could never find one. so it was something like this: I was walking through ny village to the main road and i remember talking to some people but i only remember something that a girl would die if she didnt go to the doctor every once and a while. But i think the weirdest thing i when i got to the main road i waited a bit fir like 5 sec and then gravity just started to shift so i grabbed on to a metal fence and I had to hold on othereise i would fall. And it stopped shifting and returned to normal and i grabbed the fence even harder out of fear and the it startrd to shift again and it did a flip and then i felt like i was in a washing machine on centtifuge so it was spinnimg like hell and with every spin i woke up a little.

Although in order to give a more accurate interpretation it would usually be best to have some general background information about you, it looks like this dream is about emotions, instincts and values because this is what a woman usually symbolizes in the dreams of a male (assuming that you are a male).

If the woman is “sick” or being hurt, the man is probably ignoring his own feelings too much.

For example, he might often be unpleasant and rude with others, or he might feel anger etc. about them but covers it up. Either way, he might not know this is going on and this can cause problems.

Walking along the main road to the village might mean there’s a need to change in some way this way of acting.

Unfortunately, the dream might be warning that if you keep believing, for example, that you’re totally nice and maybe that you have no bad feelings towards people, your “center of gravity” will automatically shift away from this wrong belief which could cause problems.

For example, you could suddenly be taken over by feelings of anger or other strong emotions which would be mostly out of your control as if you were spinning in a centrifuge.

If these ideas seem to fit your personal situation in some way, you might like the book “Emotion: A Very Short Introduction” by Dylan Evans.

Anyway, I hope that these ideas can be helpful in some way.