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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.

  • Face

    Your face is the persona you show, not the whole of you. A cracking or changing face means deception, and washing it means come clean about a matter.

    Body PartsVanity

  • Feet

    Feet mean your footing, your independence, and the next step. Washing them can mean people take advantage of you, and smelling someone else's means you are walking their path instead of yours.

    Body Parts

  • Fingernails

    Fingernails mean your defenses are up. Long ones can mean idleness, broken ones a wish to dodge a duty, and chewing them a problem you do not know how to handle.

    Body Parts

  • Fingers

    Fingers mean skill, action, and what you can grip. Losing them means a situation is running you, a pointing finger means self-blame, and crossed fingers mean hope.

    Body Parts

  • Forehead

    A smooth forehead means fair judgment. A wrinkled one means worry, and an injury there means a poor decision you regret.

    Body Parts