Dreams A–Z

A book in the dream points to stories you carry, knowledge seeking, and chapters of life opening or closing.

A private, intimate room symbolizing sensuality, self-regard, secret desires, and how you present vulnerability to yourself and others.

A large stone in the dream representing weight, endurance, and an obstacle or foundation in waking life.

A broad, public street lined with buildings, trees and moving people — a transitional corridor between places and choices.

A circular personal ornament that feels like a link to memory, protection, identity or a promise.

A dense, thorny shrub that guards fruit and paths — image of protection, entanglement, hidden reward and boundary-making.

A limb of a tree seen as extension, support, choice of direction, or fragile reach toward light.

A small handcrafted brass owl appears as a silent watcher — polished, cool, and knowing; its gaze follows you without judgment.

Loaf, dough, baking or breaking bread — a symbol of daily nourishment, home, work and shared sustenance.

Breath as the living thread in a dream — inhalations, holds, gasps or calm breaths that mark boundaries between inner feeling and outer action.

A light moving air that shifts things subtly—inviting ease, clarity, and small course corrections.

A tangle of thorny growth: protection, boundary, wound-healing and wild persistence.

A symbol of foundation, boundaries and the labor of making something lasting — solid, heavy, practical.

A crossing, connection, or threshold between places, states, or people — literal or symbolic passage.

A threshold moment — standing at an edge before a decision, change, or unknown; charged with choice and possibility.

A sudden rupture in the vessel that measures time — sand spilling, rhythms interrupted; a sign of deadlines, endings, and unexpected release.

A sly, warm-bodied fox with a bronze sheen: adaptability, craft, emerging self-worth and a subtle invitation to refine cunning into skill.

A small decorative pin that holds fabric together and often carries memory or status; in dreams it points to what you choose to display, preserve, or keep close to the heart.

A small flowing stream: movement, soft persistence, crossing points, clear but sometimes shallow reflections.

A broom in the dream centers on clearing, domestic care, boundary-making and small rituals of renewal; it is both tool and symbol of transition.

A small tool of contact — grooming, cleaning, painting or erasing; intimate motion that shapes surface and self.

A bucket in a dream acts as a portable container for what you carry — emotions, responsibilities, resources or waste. Its condition (full, leaking, clean, patched) describes capacity, care and boundaries.

A floating marker that keeps you visible and afloat — a point of safety, signal, and held position amid moving water.

A bus signals shared travel, scheduled change, transitions handled with others, or feeling carried by a group or routine.