Spectacles Dream Meaning

To dream of spectacles, foretells that strangers will cause changes in your affairs. Frauds will be practised on your credulity.To dream that you see broken spectacles, denotes estrangement caused by...

Spiritually, a dream of glasses or spectacles may be urging us to take a different viewpoint – on a physical as well as spiritual level.

To dream of buying Spectacles means that you have not seen a good chance until it has gone by.

The fed of this mild warm breeze in your dream suggests that you are in danger of letting your heart overrule your head in regard to business or financial affairs;...

Ability to see, understand—or lack of it; a way of hiding oneself, as behind sunglasses. Terms like ‘shortsighted’ or ‘longsighted’ help to understand the use of glasses in a dream.

If not related to one’s eyeglasses in the real world, dream spectacles could indicate that something needs to be examined more clearly or attended to more carefully. Alternatively, looking at...

Material aspects: Just as in everyday life a lens helps to focus the attention, so in dreams it can signify our need to perceive something very clearly. You might also...

Material aspects: Dreaming of something that is new suggests a new beginning, a new way of looking at or dealing with situations, or perhaps even a new relationship. Thus, new...

Gives gender-specific: For a woman to dream that she meets a man with goggles formerly meant that she could not trust that man to be honest with her. It can...

Glass in dreams represents the hidden but powerful feelings and social barriers we use in everyday life. These include caution, inhibition, disinterest, pride and the fear of being hurt. Frosted...

Universal Landscape: Escapism of enormous proportion.Dreaming Lens: Were you at a circus as an audience member? Were you performing? Were you backstage? What kind of circus was it? Was there...

Dreams are an overwhelmingly visual experience and Freud generally treated dream images as signs. Signs are images that point to something else. Freud believed the unconscious was purposely hiding the...