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.
The dream body is the self you are living in. A part that is hurt, missing, or changed asks you to look at the life it stands for.
B
Back
Your back is stance, strength, and the load you carry, including pressure from someone else. Bare, it hides a secret; turned away from you, it is hurt born of envy.
Blood
The red fluid is life, love, and passion, and also disappointment. Losing it means you are drained, or that old acts have returned; words written in it are effort you refuse to abandon.
Body
Your own form is self-worth, often tied to how you think you look, and the state of your health. A dead one is detachment, or a situation long finished that you should leave.
Bones
What remains after flesh is a family or personal secret, and strength you have not yet named. Broken, a plan has a weakness; the bare form of a matter, or a grievance with someone, may be the point.
Brain
The organ of thought is intellectual strain, or ideas that are not getting the attention you want. An operation on it means an important issue needs a different way of thinking.
Breasts
The chest is nourishment, motherhood, and a need to be cared for, and it can also be sexual energy or a feeling of exposure. Uneven or missing, desire feels unbalanced or you feel undesirable.
Buttocks
The seat of the body is instinct and insecurity about a struggle you are in. Misshapen, a part of you is undeveloped or hurt; someone kissing or smelling it is a person whose intentions are not genuine.