Folklore Dream Meaning

Dreams about your history, family viewpoints, and/or attachment to ways of the past are about your attempts at discerning what to keep and what to leave behind as you discover...

See Dog.Folklore: Bad omen.

Folklore: Luck.

Enjoyment.Folklore: Domestic joy.

Rest.Folklore: Changes.

See Metal.Folklore: Satisfaction.

See Grain.Folklore: Good omen.

See Money.Folklore: Financial loss.

New life is emerging.Folklore: Luck.

Creativity.Folklore: Good luck.

Tendency toward addiction.Folklore: A short life and many changes.

Grain.Folklore: Great fortune.

A new beginning and fun.Folklore: Be careful of a rival!

Because of folklore, may represent avoidance of see­ing what is happening around one.

Quiet and relaxation.Folklore: A decision.

See Shoe. Being grounded.Folklore: Bad luck.

Stimulation. Practice patience.Folklore: Difficulties.

You are lovesick.Folklore: Happy news.

See Metal.Folklore: Your future is secured.

Need for rest.Folklore: News from an absent friend.

You would like to lasso somebody.Folklore: Good sign.

Enjoyment of life.Folklore: Birth of a child.

Female gender.Folklore: Great luck.

A symbol for woman.Folklore: Positive omen.

Relaxation or troubles.Folklore: Be warned—somebody wants to cozy up to you.

Greed and laziness.Folklore: Domestic quarrels.

Phallic and power symbol.Folklore: Procession.

Symbol of witches.See Witch.Folklore: Wealth.

Stress, hurry, and importance.Folklore: Pay attention to your superiors.

Communication, contact.See Masses, Mall.Folklore: Well-being.

Well-known symbol for fighting.Folklore: Difficulty, disappointments.

Wild times, but they will pass.Folklore: Bad omen, quarreling.

In psychoanalysis always a phallic symbol.Folklore: A long journey.

The title and content are important.Folklore: Danger in matters of business.

Narrowness, protection, and security.Folklore: Advancement at work.

Creativity and a sense of beauty.Folklore: Luck.

Holding together (against the outside world).Folklore: Hard times.

See Grain.Folklore: Plans may go awry because of wrong advice.

Sexual meaning; attempted grounding.Folklore: Satisfaction.

As in Cave, a symbol for mother and security.Folklore: Difficulty.

Symbol for speed.Folklore: A warning of so-called friends.

Sinking into emotions, into the unconscious.See Diving.Folklore: You are inheriting something.

See Airplane. Phallic symbolFolklore: Unrealistic ambitions.

Hidden place, secrets. Poverty and the unconscious.Folklore: Engagement.

The color is important.Folklore: Good omen.

Usually a harmless miniature Dragon will bring you luck.Folklore: Betrayal.

This image is always a barometer of the dreamers moods.Folklore: Much excitement is in store for you.

Contradictions in life need to be better integrated or more clearly defined.Folklore: Differences among friends.

Remembering vacation; androgyny, because of the Scottish kilt.Folklore: Relationship difficulties.

See Metal. Usually points to a desire for success and prosperity.Folklore: False friends.

Advancement. Symbol of a desired identity.Folklore: Secret admirer.

An attempt to voice a desire that can only be expressed through flowers.Folklore: A girl who can be “bought.”

Fun, lively continuation of archaic shower and fertility magic.Folklore: Disappointment.

Ambulance, fear of accident; you are looking for help.Folklore: Your wishes will be fulfilled quickly.

Youth, eroticism, and growth; a productive time; and a favorable outlook.Folklore: Bad omen.

See Beard, Hair. Symbol of creative power.Folklore: Unimportant squabble.

Sharp; hot; spicy intellect, irony, cynicism.Folklore: Your talk is getting you in trouble.

Symbol of love as well as Rose, Circle, Dance.Folklore: A secret admirer.

What drives us; the important, small things in life.Folklore: Money that you have saved.

Luxury, well-being and driving out bad moods. Vacation memories.Folklore: Artichokes are said to drive out demons.

To a large degree, similar to Backyard, Frequently, the way to escape.Folklore: Bad omen.

Advancement, ambition, vanity, and the need for power.Folklore: Protection through powerful friends.

See Tree. Memories of vacations. Longing for Warmth. Slender and graceful.Folklore: Troubles.

Symbol for girl, as in Goose.A childlike quality and naturalness that you are missing.Folklore: Luck.

See Bridge.It is the connection between consciousness and the unconscious, sometimes being open and sometimes not. Support and help.Folklore: Unexpected travel.

See Jewelry. Are you greatly invested in your outward appearance? Or should you listen more carefully, as in Ear?Folklore: Quarrels.

Death and rebirth, medicine, and poison.Folklore: Usually a sign of good fortune.

Inheritance; precious quality. Talent and / or a task that has to do with the preservation of what has been handed down.Folklore: Don’t let others dominate you.

What image would you like to present to the outside world? Similar to Shirt.Folklore: Hard work and little reward.

Usually points to the need to deal with mistakes made during waking hours. Something is missing.Folklore: Success.

Prudish restraint, emotional tension. Naturalness and asceticism.Folklore: Luck.

Wanderlust, travel experiences. You are looking at your own body and soul as a temple.Folklore: A trip is cancelled.

Symbol for cleanliness, as in Bath, Shower, and Sauna.Folklore: Something is dissolving. Soccer: See Football.

Exploitation has become a way of life It may serve as an explanation of why you have difficulty with the world around you.Folklore: Your enemies are a danger to you.

Command, focus, and planning.A symbol for female breasts.Folklore: Points to hurdles / obstacles.

Connected to nature. All Berries have a sexual connotation (clitoris).Folklore: Bad omen because of the dark color.

See Pillar, and possibly also Tree. Support and help.According to Freud, a phallic symbol.Folklore: Honor and success.

Contradictory thoughts and feelings, as in Duel, but more harmonious. Harmony, particularly in relationships.Folklore: Domestic bliss.

Striving for success and acceptance. This may be a warning not to be addicted to approval and fame.Folklore: Luck and money.

A hint that something needs to be remembered. Do not repress your feelings. Remember vacations or other memorable events.Folklore: A wish is not being fulfilled.

A sexual symbol, erotic adventures, or travel memories.Folklore: Peace, prosperity, and luck.

Life that glitters in many colors! Opals also have the reputation of being unlucky.Folklore: Extremely favorable omen.

Sexual symbol (like nipple). Marriage, becoming a mother, summer fun.Folklore: Sign of unexpected success.

Fear of being swallowed up by tasks and work. Pay attention to your animalistic aggressions.Folklore: A warning that an enemy is arriving.

Symbol of masculinity, as in: Author, Pope, Father, Wise Man.Folklore: Poor health, similar to Abbot.

Longing for a permanent relationship.A need for connecting with the other side of the Self.See Bride / Bridegroom.Folklore: A warning of false friends.

In the past it was in the hay loft that many people had their initial sexual experiences. Wealth.Folklore: Very favorable, luck in all areas (for example, “making hay”).

May be a phallic symbol, but, as with all fish symbols, it usually points to the attitude of the dreamer toward his emotions.Folklore: Family squabble.

Something important is not being understood.A lack of clarity, and consciousness, avoidance of problems.The need for rest.Folklore: Negative omen.

Spine, Thistle, Rose. According to dream interpreter Artemidorus, obstacles and difficulty with a woman.Folklore: Poverty.

The way you care for your hair shows your attitude toward your own sexuality. Vanity, as in the case of all jewelry.Folklore: Economical difficulties.

Playing with illusion. Points to how special an occasion is. Blending passion, lust, orgasm, and enthusiasm.Folklore: Be careful.

Restriction and lack of freedom, similar to Cage, Prison, Shackles. Restricted movements are particularly emphasized here.Folklore: A dream about obstacles.

A symbol of the unconscious. Repression and flight from problem situations. Need and desire to find and to be found.Folklore: Bad news.

Rest, relaxation and domesticity, as in Baking, Roast, Cooking, Flowerpot, Iron, Porcelain, Apron, Hen.Folklore: Difficulties.

See Mask. Inferiority complex, disguise. You want to pretend you’re something that you are not. On the other hand, completion, the final touch.Folklore: A festive occasion.

Often linked to romance in folklore, dreaming of this fruit could indicate a new love interest on the horizon. If you are taking a bite this suggests you feel tempted...

Female sexual symbol, well-being. One of the most common erotic symbols for skin, often used as a metaphor in contemporary pornography.Folklore: Being lucky in love.

Alcohol. Happiness, social life, and either foggi- ness or inspiration.ASTROLOGY: Symbol of Neptune.Folklore: Monetary loss.