Dreaming Lens: Were you living on a farm, visiting one, or was your connection to the farm unclear? What season was it? What type of farm? Were animals present? Was it current time, or a past era?
Personal Focus: A farm represents the production of food and the capacity to provide nurturance through abundance on a large scale. Evoking images of serenity and simplicity, they hearken back to a connection to the land that is all but forgotten in our current culture and history. However, they can also connect to the decay of the family-based agrarian culture that once thrived, but has slowly become obsolete in the face of corporate consolidation.
Working on a farm points to a call to action to dig deeper and take responsibility for getting your needs met. Owning a farm connects to how responsible you are to your self-nurturing and perhaps the dependence of others upon you for such needs. If you can eat only that which you plant and tend, then farms connect to taking (or not taking) responsibility for your personal needs and how you get them addressed.
A specific farm crop could afford you some additional texture to your meaning. A dairy farm might connect to emotional matters, maternal concerns, and thoughts around children. A farm that slaughters animals suggests more substantial issues around taking care of sustenance. Slaughter and sacrifice relates to having to let go of something in order to receive something else and, therefore, achieve balance. An organic farm points to radical measures urging you toward a healthier approach to meeting your needs. If you actually live on a farm, or connect to one in some way in your waking life, this will require you see the farm in your dream through the Personal Focus of your specific experience. [1]
If there is manure in the yard, this may point to obstacles that prevent you realizing your dream.
If you dream of a windmill, the windmill may represent your creativity as the windmill grinds flour for bread.
If you are the family breadwinner, you might identify with this dream. Images of a stable in your dream may suggest repressed sexuality, as horse-riding is a Freudian symbol of sex. For Jung, the horse represents humankind’s harnessing of natural forces, making the stable a place where the dreamer can face these forces with confidence. [2]
Figurative death (e.g., “it bought the farm”).
The type of farming shown in the dream may also have meaning; consider the animals and crops that reside thereon to expand your interpretation.
For example, farming corn can represent vour tenacious efforts to improve finances, and how well the efforts are faring. [3]
To dream that you are buying a farm, denotes abundant crops to the farmer, a profitable deal of some kind to the business man, and a safe voyage to travelers and sailors.
If you are visiting a farm, it signifies pleasant associations.
If you manage it and turn it into a productive enterprise you will likely be able to do solid businesses in real life. However, if you see it wasted and abandoned it is a advising you to change the course of your career. [6]
The idea of independence because of the abundance that a farm is supposed to produce is latent in the dreamer’s mind. It can also express a desire for solitude and peace of mind. [8]
The “innate” side of the dreamer (the instinctive urges). Acceptance and integration of instinctive urges, material success, grounding, and health. [9]
To dream of buying a farm signifies success and profit. [11]
If you only visit a farm, it indicates good health. [12]
If it is a stock or dairy farm, your investments will turn out well. [16]
2. Longing for youth or bygone era.
3. Hard work will be rewarded, bring a great harvest. [17]
being a farmer: are wel -grounded and in tune with life’s rhythms.
belonging to others: congenial work, profitable production and neighborly support.
burning, a: repression of your natural inner-conditioned growth.
buying a: a wel -tended farm brings a big harvest for the farmer.
empty field: others have harvested your crop.
farmer dreaming of the Greek god Bacchus: nurturing growth and natural pleasures.
farming, of: simple joys, salt of the earth and robust health.
difficulties with: arguments due to vanity forestal ing the development of your potential.
money in, making: success through cooperation with Mother Nature.
through, losing: fateful event wil thwart highly anticipated gains.
new in the, business: have an advantage others don’t have, a fresh viewpoint.
fertile meadow, walking a: symbolizes the characteristics of learning and unfolding.
fertilizing a field: unpleasantness forces you to attain growth; insight is not that easy.
field yet to be harvested, a: hard work equals abundant harvest.
gleaner, being a: are completing the process of transition and establishing your rights.
gathering grain after a reaper: are completing the process of transition.
harrow, drawing a: cultivation of the personality.
hiring people to work on a: wil be helped by people with more expertise.
hoe, cultivating with a: wil be competent in the sale of farm and dairy products.
hothouse, of a: are nervous and irritable in an overheated argumentative atmosphere.
making paths on a: reaping benefits of hard work ahead.
measuring farmland: diligently represent your sensual, aggressive or animalistic urges.
others visiting your: rapid sowing and reaping of mutual affairs.
owning a large: the cultivation of your goals are on solid ground and rising.
small: wil realize high ambitions.
pitchfork, a: a lengthy burdensome task wil increase prosperity by a smal amount.
being chased with a: creditors!
prosperous, a: advantages in business, matrimony and inheritance.
relatives working on a: wil take a safe journey.
scarecrow, seeing a person as a: he has no good character traits.
selling a: profit from astute business dealings.
animals for slaughter: don’t underestimate the value of your talents.
sickle, cutting grain with a: brandish insults without caring who you hurt.
silo, feeding animals from a: bel y up to the bar doesn’t mean you drink everything on it.
on fire: are hedging your due dates to your detriment.
tractor, driving a: wil accomplish exactly what you have sown, no more.
vacant, a: a run on the bank and loss of money.
visiting a: unpleasant arguments with narrow-minded people.
withered crops, with: homeland needs planting of the seeds of insight.
working a, all alone: material success for your simple needs.
young, working: a burdensome life for a peaceful old age. [18]
If a farm in the dream is interpreted to mean a marketplace, then its spikes represent profits, benefits, tools, or financial losses.
A farm in a dream also represents a battlefield and its spikes are the soldiers, or it could represent the world and its spikes then represent people, their young and old.
A farm in a dream also could represent every deed which is intended for the benefit of the hereafter, meaning that this world is the farmland of the hereafter.