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What did your dream mean?

Explore the meanings of 311 dream symbols

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  1. DogDreams of Dog weave together the web of people around you — a symbol most often tied to support from people or inner resources you can rely on.
  2. SnakeDreams of Snake weave together shedding of an old skin and the start of a new phase — a symbol most often tied to recognition of your own worth and rewards for sustained effort.
  3. TigerDreams of Tiger weave together strength, authority and the ability to influence events — a symbol most often tied to support from people or inner resources you can rely on.
  4. DragonDreams of Dragon weave together strength, authority and the ability to influence events — a symbol most often tied to achievement, recognition and confidence in your path.
  5. CatDreams of Cat weave together the face you show and the face you keep — a symbol most often tied to intuition that already knows the answer you seek.
  6. PigDreams of Pig weave together abundance, resources and stored value — a symbol most often tied to opportunity arriving through timing rather than effort.
  7. HorseDreams of Horse weave together open space and movement without obstacles — a symbol most often tied to confidence in your own capability and readiness to take the lead.
  8. CowDreams of Cow weave together abundance, resources and stored value — a symbol most often tied to comfort, satisfaction and replenished energy.
  9. ButterflyDreams of Butterfly weave together shedding of an old skin and the start of a new phase — a symbol most often tied to release from a burden and a widening of your possibilities.
  10. CryingDreams of Crying weave together a wound closing at its own pace — a symbol most often tied to making room for what comes next after a necessary ending.

Symbol of the day

Crying

Dreams of Crying weave together a wound closing at its own pace — a symbol most often tied to making room for what comes next after a necessary ending.

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Dream Dictionary is a free multilingual dream interpretation dictionary. Search any symbol from your dream — animals, people, places, situations — and compare how five traditions read it: psychological analysis, East Asian tradition, Western folk lore, Islamic tradition and spiritual reading. Keep a private dream journal that never leaves your browser, and discover the patterns in your own dreaming.

Content is cultural and psychological reference, not medical advice or prediction.