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.
People in a dream are often a piece of you, or a conversation you have not finished. Ask what quality that person is carrying.
C
Cartoon Character
People drawn as cartoons are ones you are not taking seriously. A particular character brings the trait you already link with them into a current situation.
Celebrities
Being famous in a dream is an aim set higher than you can reach yet, and a friend's fame is fear of losing them. A star you desire stands for the success you want, more than for the person.
Celebrity
Fame here is ambition that may outrun what you can do right now, or fear of losing someone who becomes distant. Kissing or dating a star is the drive to succeed in whatever that person represents, or a fascination you already carry.
See also Actor.
Children
Children are your own youthful qualities, innocence, or someone acting younger than they are. Grown children still small means you want to be needed; children harmed stand for a younger part of you that still has no voice.
Christ
Christ is the wish to become more whole, and spiritual truth reached through love. The figure also carries whatever your own belief already gives it.
Cleopatra
Cleopatra is the danger of being swept by a force you cannot steer. Being her is recognition of your own beauty and appeal.
Clown
A clown is play, absurdity, and a childish side, and the face matches your mood. It can also be insincerity, or someone hiding behind a mask.
See also Jester.
Coworker
Coworkers bring the real mix of support and friction from work, plus ambition and competition. Training your replacement is inner growth, old attitudes left as you look ahead.
See also Office.