Dreaming of death usually has profound symbolic significance, and the specific interpretation may vary depending on personal life background and dream details. Here are several common psychological and cultural perspectives for your reference:

1. Transformation and Renewal

Death in dreams often symbolizes some kind of end or transformation, rather than the literal physical extinction. It may indicate the end of a stage in life (such as work, relationships, habits), or some kind of transformation that you are experiencing internally.

For example, major changes such as graduation, divorce, and moving out of hometown may be expressed through the imagery of "death".

2. Projection of fear and anxiety

If the death in your dream triggers strong fear, it may reflect your worries about the loss (health, loved ones, opportunities) or unknown future in reality. Recent stressful events, such as family and friends falling ill or career changes, may trigger such dreams.

Self check question: Have you recently faced uncontrollable changes? Is there any unresolved sadness or regret?

3. The disintegration of psychological "old patterns"

Jungian psychology suggests that death may symbolize the "extinction" of old thoughts, beliefs, or personality parts, freeing up space for a new self. This type of dream often occurs during a turning point in life, such as a midlife crisis or after a major decision.

Tip: Pay attention to whether the dream is accompanied by elements of "rebirth" or "new scenes".

4. Metaphors of Culture and Prototype

In some cultures, death is seen as a "transition" (such as reincarnation, spiritual elevation). In mythology and religion, there are often prototypes of "death and resurrection" (such as phoenix nirvana), symbolizing purification and sublimation.

If you have recently been exposed to relevant cultural content (movies, books, discussions), it may also affect your dreams.

5. Reflection on the Meaning of Life

Repeatedly dreaming of death may suggest that you are exploring existentialist issues in your subconscious: the limitations, goals, or legacies of life. This type of dream may occur during major setbacks or age milestones.

Finally, a reminder: Dream analysis is highly personalized and there is no 'standard answer'. The key is how this dream resonates with your real-life experiences and emotions. Dreams are messengers of the soul, their language is symbolic and metaphorical, and the key to interpretation is often hidden in your waking life. Consider this dream as an invitation for self exploration.