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Dream dictionary

Dream Meanings

Every symbol has two layers: what it usually means for almost everyone, and what it means only to you. Here is the first one, with variations by dream context; the second is worked on in a reading. None of this predicts the future or diagnoses anything.

Animals

People

Body

Situations

Objects

Death and loss

Water and nature

Other symbols, in brief

  • Moon

    Cycles, intuition and the inner feminine. What shifts in you without your full control, like a phase you don't get to choose.

  • Water

    Your emotions, depending on how it appears: a calm sea, a flood, a glass that spills over. Each form shades how you feel inside.

  • Door

    Decisions and thresholds. Chapters opening or that you feel closing — and, sometimes, the fear of crossing.

  • House

    An image of yourself. Its rooms are parts of you; the basement, what you don't look at; the attic, memory.

  • Closed eye

    What you don't yet want to face head-on, even though you already sense it inside.

  • Falling

    Loss of control — or the sign that something you're holding with effort is asking you to let it go.

  • Spiral

    Thoughts that come back and patterns that repeat, looking for a way out they haven't found yet.

  • Star

    Desire and guidance. What you look toward even when it's far away — and the calm that comes after the storm.

  • Flight

    Freedom or a need to rise above something that weighs on you while awake. If flying is hard, it usually speaks of an effort that feels out of proportion.

  • Being chased

    Something you avoid facing follows you precisely because you avoid it. It's rarely the threat itself — it's the running that keeps the chase alive.

  • Mirror

    Self-image and self-knowledge. What you see —or can't see— in your own reflection often speaks of how you're looking at yourself lately.