Dreams A–Z

A hot, clanging workshop where metal is shaped—hammer, anvil, fire and sparks transform raw ore into purpose.

A tall, pale tower set apart from the world, felt safe but distant; you observe life from above rather than participate.

A large pale whale with ivory skin moves slowly through open or foggy sea, surfacing gently and emitting a deep, resonant presence.

Ivy in a dream: slow, clinging growth that both shelters and binds. Suggests persistence, attachment, and the live pattern of holding on or wrapping around a life area.

A fixed path reaching into water — a meeting place of land and tide, steadiness against movement, and a threshold where inner feeling meets outer world.

A dream about being interviewed — evaluation, performance, opportunity and inner judgment mingled with hope and nerves.

A private book as a container for memory, voice, rehearsal and reckoning — sometimes blank, sometimes overflowing.

A dense, living landscape of vines, towering trees, sudden clearings and hidden paths — a dream stage for instinct, growth, and boundary testing.

A stand of juniper trees as a protective, clarifying presence—alive with resin scent, wind, and small birds. The dream centers on boundary, permission, and purification.

A small, crowded space holding miscellaneous objects: forgotten tools, receipts, small gifts, tangled cords — a repository of odds and ends and stray memories.

A shifting tube of colors and patterns that refracts light into endless miniature worlds—playful, fractal, never the same twice.

A domestic vessel of heat and steam: holds water, signals change when it whistles, and sits at the threshold between calm and activity.

A kiln in a dream points to patient transformation: things heated, hardened, glazed and revealed. It sits at the intersection of craft, endurance, containment and rebirth.

A controlled space of glass, instruments and experiments — you are observing, measuring or tinkering with processes and results.

A winding maze that symbolizes an inner journey, choices, and the search for a center or exit.

A ladder as a threshold between levels: ascent, descent, progress, vulnerability, access to hidden places or higher perspective.

A ladle in a dream holds and transfers liquid — a small vessel of care, portioning out sustenance, comfort, or ritual. It points to giving or receiving, measured flow, and the domestic or sacred act of serving.

A contained, sheltered pool of water set apart from the open sea—calm margins, hidden depths, and a meeting place for land and ocean.

A sheltered threshold — an open-air room that holds the border between private interior life and the wider world. It asks you to pause, observe, host, or decide what to let in.

A glowing reef of lanterns beneath or at the waterline: soft light among coral and tidal crevices, calling and revealing pathways.

A small dawn-singing bird appearing as a messenger of morning, voice, and lightness—sometimes perched, sometimes in flight, sometimes silenced.

A latch as a dream symbol points to thresholds: security, choice to open or keep closed, and the feeling of being held back or protected.

A grid-like structure suggesting patterns, boundaries, repeated connections — can feel both supportive and confining depending on your movement through it.

A leaf as a small, living emblem of growth, change, cycles, and the delicate balance between holding on and letting go.