If you do not have a sister and dream that you have one, then it implies that you possess certain qualities that you have not discovered as of yet. Consider what the sister is saying and doing. [1]
If you dream that your sister has died: your life will take a turn for the worse. Saying goodbye to your sister: you will be on your own in the near future. Seeing a nun: you will receive help in a dire situation.
A woman dreaming about a nun: be more helpful to others.
See also: Nun.
Depth Psychology: If you have a sister, the dream will reveal the real relationship you have with her. Sometimes the dream may refer to character traits that, while similar, do not quite match those of your sister.
If you two have different relationships with your parents, your dream may be calling attention to your feelings about that. Or, someone you just met could have qualities similar to your sister.
If you do not have a sister and dream that you have one, then it signifies some qualities that you need to find or develop within your own self. Pay attention to the actions and behavior of your dream sister, for they are your biggest clue about what those qualities might be. [3]
If she is younger then she can epitomize the more vulnerable side of him. In a woman’s dream if the sister is younger, she can represent rivalry.
If older she stands for capability. [4]
If you don’t have a sister, then this dream reflects someone with whom you share a kinship, a sisterly bond where your secrets are safe and you feel nurtured.
For some a sister represents rivalry or competition. Consider the feeling tone. [5]
This kind of dream can also acknowledge one’s close feelings with others who are like a sister. [6]
For a man, it signifies emotional security, but for a woman, it portends domestic disagreements.
An objective dream of sibling unity between sisters is an indication of emotional stability. [7]
2. Spiritual sister,
3. Friend who is like a sister to you,
4. Someone of same circumstance; Song. 4:9-10, 12; 5:1-2; (2) Jer. 3:8; Ezek; 1 Tim. 5:2. [8]
2. Someone to call on for special help. [10]
arguing with a: family disgrace.
with a sister-in-law: dissension within the family must be nipped in the bud.
in-law, a: your husband is cheating on you.
two sisters-in-law arguing with a sister: family shame of irreparable damage.
insulting each other: beware of an il ness from heartbreak.
marrying your: gossip by people of society; your familiarity breeds the content.
parting from your: develop your own life, not an ideal of hers.
several: fortune in a communion of spirit can turn to vicious gossip sessions. [17]