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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.

  • Ears

    Ears mean you should take guidance instead of trusting only your own read. Wax you will not clear means there is something you refuse to hear.

    Body Parts

  • Elbows

    An elbow means you need room of your own and hesitate to take it. The image can also mean a task needs harder work.

    Body Parts

  • Entrails

    Entrails mean despair. Harming someone else's points to a cruel wish to advance yourself.

    See also Intestines.

    Body Parts

  • Eyebrows

    Eyebrows show surprise, doubt, or disapproval. Missing ones mean feeling is not getting out, and a single brow can mean insecurity about how you look.

    Body Parts

  • Eyelashes

    Noticeable eyelashes mean you are expressing yourself quietly, and they can mean luck. All of them falling means that expression, or a feminine strength, is failing.

    Body Parts

  • Eyes

    Your eyes mean understanding, and sometimes a look inward. One eye means you refuse another viewpoint, a third eye means insight you have not used, and injured or closed eyes mean you will not see a truth.

    Body Parts