1. Need for security.2. Need for restraint in one’s actions and emotions.3. Desire or inclination to take unnecessary risks (not using).

(See Guarantee, Pawn)

Symbolic of authority, 1 Chron. 9:27

A safe place; see “safe”

Using self-discipline as a safeguard

Wisdom that keeps one safe; see “glass”

The light of wisdom that guides one to safety; see “lamp”

Indicates a need for relief from pent-up emotion or pressure; a warning to check it out, if literal

One’s financial security

The total amount of one’s financial security

Possible lack of confidence and well-being in one’s life.

In a dream, a driving belt means begetting a son or going on ajourney.

(See Helmet)

Security. Fearing for the safety of possessions, or being either locked up too tightly or not tightly enough (from the Self and others).

Fumbling with scat belts in a car may reflect concerns about your safety while moving forward in life. It may compensate tor feeling unsafe in a real-life situation. It may...

(Including caretakers) in performing a dual function, that of authority figures and guardians of property, security personnel appearing in dreams tend to represent a curb on enjoyment.

Self-protection; feeling vulnerable.

Cars represent how you are moving down the path of your life. Since a seatbelt is located in a car, there is a direct correlation to this symbolic meaning. This...

The essence behind the meaning of the security camera is the discretion with which it captures things that occur; its presence is usually hidden, discreet, or ignored. In this way,...