To dream of a dragon, denotes that you allow yourself to be governed by your passions, and that you are likely to place yourself in the power of your enemies...

To see anything ill formed, denotes disappointment.To have a beautiful form, denotes favorable conditions to health and business.

(See Body); Brain)

(See Flesh)

When the qualities of an animal are mixed with a human being, you are expressing the integration of primitive traits into your consciousness. Mythology is filled with creatures that combine...

(See Transformation)

It symbolises a man’s assets.If he has merchandise or crops, it will increase or decrease according to the amount of hair he had seen.If he sees the hair shining he...

To see one of the children of Adam (uwbp) one does not recognize in the dream perhaps may represents oneself. Ifhe does good, then it represents one’s own deeds, and...

(See Body’)

(See Shout, Voice)

(See Shout, Voice)

(See Destruction)

(Human sound.See Voice)

One who sees Allah in the form of a picture or he thinks he has seen Allah or someone resembling Allah it means that the observer of such a dream...

To dream you see a dragon, is a sign that you shall see some great Lord your master, or a magistrate; it signifies also riches and treasure.

Vision: Looking at a beautiful person: a special treat is in store for you. Seeing an ugly person: something ugly is going to happen. Dreaming about other people might...

interpreted upon 3 sides: hala sustenance, the children’s wealth & sorrow, sadness from living.

Survival instincts are the domain of this somewhat rare creature. Any reptile in a dream is connected to your deeply primitive responses to life and the basic functions such as...

J. Allan Hobson, a renowned neuroscientist specializing in brain structure and dreams, has identified five common characteristics of dreaming in his book "The Dreaming Universe," as outlined below: ...

Top-Down Approach (Formal—Closed) This method of dream interpretation adheres to structured theories and predefined frameworks. It treats dream symbols as universal and interprets them through established rules...