Dreams A–Z

A procession of people, music, costumes and floats moving through a street — sometimes you lead, sometimes you watch; energy is public and performative.

A domestic sitting room that holds social rituals, family history, and the etiquette of emotional exchange—both hospitable and staged.

A threshold or transit from one state to another — doorways, bridges, tunnels or boats symbolizing change, movement, and the space between worlds.

A document of identity and permission that acts as a key to movement, belonging, and declared self.

A small, public place for private transmission: the payphone booth in dreams points to the need to send or receive a clear message, to reclaim an older mode of contact, or to make a deliberate, contained choice about who you let in.

A ceremonial courtyard where peacocks display while figures observe — a dream about visibility, judgment, and ornate self-expression.

A pearl in dreams speaks of value formed by pressure, inner clarity surfaced from concealment, and quiet beauty that invites recognition.

A small stone: steady, portable, shaped by water and time; a marker on a path and a seed of change.

A small tool of intention: sketching, writing, correcting — portable creativity and modest power.

A swinging weight that measures rhythm, timing, and the pull between two poles — often a mirror of indecision, timing, or inner authority.

A grounded, communal swimmer that moves between land (safety) and sea (emotion); sleek, protective, oddly formal.

A small, nostalgic arcade where every machine asks for a penny — playful exchanges, tiny wagers, and the clink of small coins.

A small vessel of scent representing memory, invitation, and the invisible language of attraction.

A wooden or vine-covered outdoor structure offering shade and an open frame — a threshold between house and garden, public and private.

A moment of approaching — closeness, intensity, gravitational pull. Emotions and events feel magnified; endings and culminations near.

A slim, upward-seeking instrument that grants a narrow, elevated view — distance + focus, partial clarity, and the act of looking without being fully seen.

A photograph in a dream compresses memory, preservation, selective focus and the way you frame a person or moment — it asks what you choose to keep, edit, or let fade.

The pig in dreams points to appetite for comfort, abundance, instinctual wisdom and the parts of life we call ‘messy’ but fertile. It can be a sign of nourishment, resources, or neglected needs asserting themselves.

A steady urban messenger bird — familiar, social, observant; arrives, perches, and carries small news or habits.

A pillar in a dream stands for support, structure, and the values that hold you up; it can indicate stability, a tested foundation, or a need to reassess what you rely on.

A soft, climbable mountain made of pillows — cozy summit, gentle slopes, gives way underfoot yet invites rest.

An evergreen tree that signals endurance, grounding, resinous memory, and quiet longing — both rooted stability and the ache to reach higher.

A narrow board as support, passage, test or endurance—literal and symbolic ground beneath the dreamer.

A ripe plum: sensual, slightly tart sweetness, stain of juice and the pit at the center—symbol of nourishment, hidden seed, seasonal turning.