Dilapidated Dream Meaning

See “desolate”

To dream of a cozy, well-equipped inn symbolizes wealth and success.To see a dilapidated inn suggests feeling of unworthiness and inadequacy.

1. Unhappy or unrewarding journey or situation.2. Need to continue or strive for new situa­tion or places.

To see a knapsack while dreaming, denotes you will find your greatest pleasure away from the associations of friends.For a woman to see an old dilapidated one, means poverty and...

To dream of a cotton gin, foretells you will make some advancement toward fortune which will be very pleasing and satisfactory.To see a broken or dilapidated gin, signifies misfortune and...

To dream of a mill, indicates thrift and fortunate undertakings.To see a dilapidated mill, denotes sickness and ill fortune.See Cotton Mill, etc.

To dream of being in a tent, foretells a change in your affairs.To see a number of tents, denotes journeys with unpleasant companions.If the tents are torn or otherwise dilapidated,...

A new kitchen is under construction: your family fortune will increase; • You witness clear water flowing in your kitchen: you’ll have an unexpected financial gain; • You see a...

You clear up your house and courtyard: you’ll have guest(s) coming from afar; • You enter a dilapidated house: you enter an unfortunate phase in your life; • You find...

The meaning of this dream is in line with its aspect.The building(s) represent your life achievement; therefore if the structures were imposing, well kept, beautiful, and/or impressive, you can expect...

To dream of being in a castle, great ambitions and, by pursuing them, great wealth may be yours.If you see an old castle, dilapidated but still beautiful, disappointment and frustration...

To dream of the navy, denotes victorious struggles with unsightly obstacles, and the promise of voyages and tours of recreation.If in your dream you seem frightened or disconcerted, you will...

To dream that you are in a village, denotes that you will enjoy good health and find yourself fortunately provided for.To revisit the village home of your youth, denotes that...

To dream of seeing tombs, denotes sadness and disappointments in business. Dilapidated tombs omens death or desperate illness.To dream of seeing your own tomb, portends your individual sickness or disappointments.To...

Universal Landscape: Transitory self; sense of Self when in transition.Dreaming Lens: What was the state of the hotel? Was it lavish or dilapidated? Were you a welcome guest and were...

To dream of visiting your old home, you will have good news to rejoice over.To see your old home in a dilapidated state, warns you of the sickness or death...

If you dream of visiting your old family home you will hear some very good news.If the home itself, is in a dilapidated condition and general neglect, this then is...

To see a long bridge dilapidated, and mysteriously winding into darkness, profound melancholy over the loss of dearest possessions and dismal situations will fall upon you.To the young and those...

For a woman to dream of knitting, denotes that she will possess a quiet and peaceful home, where a loving companion and dutiful children delight to give pleasure.For a man...

Shabby and/or dilapidated furniture signifies marital or love troubles; otherwise, the meaning of the dream depends on the circumstances of the dreamer in relation to the quality of the dreamed...

Dreams about exploring a building are encouraging you to explore your own personality or resolve an ongoing conflict. In other words, the dream is encouraging you to make more of...

Freud saw in dream images of towns an all-embracing symbol of women; the symbol might be inviting or forbidding, according to whether the streets are brightly lit or dark and...

Universal Landscape: Unfinished business. Unattended issues. Postponement.Dreaming Lens: Were you inside the warehouse or outside? Was the place abandoned or filled with activity? Were you aware of what was stored...

Universal Landscape: Part of the self; privacy and intimacy.Dreaming Lens: Whose bedroom was it? Yours or another’s, known or unknown to you? Who was present in the room? What was...

You may have had a dream in which you were a child again and you felt lost and lonely at school. Perhaps it was your first day in a new...

Example: ‘1 ran down very dark streets, like a maze, and could not find a way out of them’ (Mrs N). Darkness has many meanings, depending on what else appears...