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.
Food is what you take in. A meal, a taste, or a hunger is an idea or a need you are being asked to swallow or refuse.
C
Cabbage
Cabbage says stop spending effort on petty matters; you do better with a real challenge. It can also mean a choice you should think through again.
Cake
Cake asks you to share the load instead of doing every piece yourself. It can also be a finished achievement, or a task that is easier than you fear.
Candy
Candy is a small joy and a treat, and also indulgence you may be overdoing. The plain reading is simply that sweets have become a habit.
Carrot
A carrot is plenty and fertility, or a lure dangled to move you. Eating one is a moment of clearer sight.
Cheese
Cheese is gain and profit. It can also mean something tacky, or a hint to smile more.
Cherry
Cherries are honesty, sweetness, and good fortune, or a reminder not to take life so hard. A cherry tree is luck, spring, and youth.
Chocolate
Chocolate is love, celebration, and a reward you give yourself, sometimes past the point of restraint. Melting chocolate is disappointment, or a change you need to accept.
Coconut
A coconut asks you to be more flexible, and it stands for persistence and leisure. Eating one means you are being stubborn.
Coconuts
Coconuts point to an unexpected gift of money.
Corn
Corn is abundance, growth, and fertility, or something a bit silly. A field of it is peace at home.