Dreams A–Z

A single lily or fields of lilies appearing as symbols of purity, renewal, invitation, or a message from the heart; can shift between fragile and fiercely blooming.

A lintel is the horizontal beam above a doorway or window — a threshold that bears weight and marks entrance, protection, and the promise of passage.

A powerful, regal animal representing courage, personal sovereignty, and protective authority; can appear as guardian, challenger, or part of a social pride.

A small, watchful reptile that basks, darts, and sheds; a symbol of adaptation, quick reflexes and small, steady transformations.

A public threshold where arrivals and departures meet — first impressions, waiting, reception, and the negotiation between private intent and public face.

A sealed chamber or closed door you cannot open — feelings of containment, secrecy and a cautious curiosity about what lies inside.

A coastal harbor shaped around a giant lodestone: compasses wobble, iron piers hum, vessels and people are subtly pulled toward a single anchoring point.

An elevated, open living space — roomy ceiling, large windows, potential for creation and overview; speaks of perspective, transition, and unfinished possibility.

A persistent ache for connection, place, or possibility — tender, open, and reaching beyond the present.

A lotus unfolding from dark water into light — a symbol of emergence, purity that grew through difficulty, and slow inner opening.

A soft, repetitive song in the dream that soothes, calls forth childhood images, or lingers after waking as an emotional echo.

A wooden stringed instrument as a symbol of personal voice, creative rhythm, and intimate communication.

A mailbox as threshold for messages — empty, overflowing, opened, or sealed; a symbol of communication, waiting, and receipt.

A ripe, fragrant tropical fruit symbolizing sweetness, fertility, sensual pleasure, and abundance; can also point to rot, loss, or hidden seeds of change.

A large, multi-room house standing for selfhood, roles, inherited space, and the boundaries between public and private life.

A mantle as a cloak or layer: symbol of role, protection, weight of responsibility, or warm shelter; can also point to the Earth's layer or a shelf that holds memory.

A small, warm attic scented with dry maple leaves and wood; trunks, folded linens, faded photos and a single ladder leading back down.

A handheld rattle whose sound marks rhythm, announcement, and release; a small percussion that invites movement, attention, and voice.

You stand in a wide marble atrium: echoing columns, a central skylight, cool polished floors and a small fountain. The space feels formal yet empty, like an invitation to enter or leave.

A sunlit field of marigolds, soft breeze, a clear path through golden blooms and the feel of warm earth underfoot.

A sailor's logbook, a compass, and changing seas — a dream about charting direction, memory, and returning home after a long voyage.

A wooden stage where you or a figure moves like a marionette under visible strings — a scene of performance, control, and enacted roles.

A threshold shaped from bone or marrow — intimate, porous, and uncanny; the dream feels like a deep personal gateway between body and story.

A wetland of soft mud, reeds, slow water and hidden channels—sticky places that both cradle and resist movement.