Objects military mission - a reflection of practicality at all. Reflection of physical actions.
Public facilities — a reflection of the openness and / or insecurity (also fear that).
Objects which come to life. Images of representations or memories of the past which are live in the individual and continue to play an important role in his life.
An object in dreams can often give tangibility to spiritual concepts. A cross, for instance, will suggests sacrifice to some, conviction to others and refusal to even more. To object to something suggests that we cannot accept information given at this time. To object to or disagree with a statement or idea in dreams suggests that we may have already formed an opinion in waking life or that the statement opposes our own code of conduct. From an emotional perspective we cannot make a commitment. Often in waking life we are unable to speak out against an injustice or a wrong move. Our dreams will often give us the opportunity to object or protest against such things. Also consult the entry for Opponent/Oppose.
Often represents the characteristics you attribute to that object—what that object brings to mind. For example, dreaming about your watch that has been stopping a lot lately may represent a feeling that your life has felt "stopped," held-up, or interrupted lately.Pay attention to what stands out about the object, as well as what the object itself symbolizes to you. The significance of an object may not be its own meaning, but its context—how it's placed, how it's being used, when it appears, etc. For example, an object that's out of place or in an unusual place can mean that whatever that object represents in real life feels "out of place" or off right now.Random objects or images often show up during twilight sleep when you are dropping off to sleep or waking up. These can seem like they carry significant meaning when they actually do not.