Dream Dictionary
A dictionary from the Spellbook — symbols A–Z, and themes from Alphabet through Wedding.
The symbol list and themes follow the Dream Moods A–Z dictionary and theme pages. The readings here are written for the Spellbook. A symbol is a reading, not a prediction.
Animals bring instinct up to the surface. The kind of animal, and whether it is wild, tame, or hurt, shows which appetite or fear is awake.
B
Baboon
A baboon asks you to say what you feel in a straight line. The manner may be off, and a white one means feeling has gone flat.
Badger
This animal is persistence and a final win over opponents. The name can also mean someone with power will not stop bothering you.
Bats
The night flier is annoyance, or unrealized potential and habits that no longer fit the direction you are growing. A pale one can mean a death in the family; one that drinks is a person draining your confidence.
Bear
The large animal is strength, renewal, and a season of looking inward. One that chases you is anger and a bond or obstacle that has you trapped; the word can also mean bare your feelings or simply endure.
Beaver
The dam-builder is energy and output. Ideas need work if they are going to become real.
Boar
The tusked animal says look inside for answers about yourself and the people near you. The word can mean someone is dull.
Buffalo
The great shaggy animal is survival and power, or a warning that you have left your path, and it can be heritage. A white one fulfills a wish; a herd is plenty and calm.
Bull
The horned animal is stubborn strength, a cue to take a stand or to compromise, and it can mean prosperity or something worthless. Raging, passion is out of control; a black one chasing you is stubbornness you will not admit.
See also Steer.