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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.

Color is a feeling before it is a symbol. Start with what the shade reminds you of, then the mood it casts.

B

  • Beige

    This pale tone is the basics, reduced to what is essential. It can also be a neutral stance.

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  • Black

    This color is the unknown, danger, mourning, or a lack of support, and it invites a deeper look at yourself. It can also be open potential; with white, it asks for a cooler decision, or names a low mood.

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  • Blue

    This color is truth, calm, loyalty, and a clear mind, or a wish to get away. It can also mean sadness; a light shade is creativity and a pace you set yourself.

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  • Brown

    This earth tone is practicality, comfort, and a material turn of mind. It also says return to your roots.

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  • Burgundy

    The deep red is wealth, success, and power you could claim.

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F

  • Fawn

    A fawn means faithful friends and faithful love. The color means kindness.

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  • Fuchsia

    Fuchsia means you are letting old attitudes go and finding a steadier mood.

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G

  • Gold

    Gold is wealth, warmth, love, and a healing light, and it can tip into greed. Finding it means you have uncovered a talent or a fact about yourself; burying it means you are hiding that fact.

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  • Gray

    Gray is fear, low mood, mixed feelings, or emotional distance. It can also be your choice to stand as your own person.

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  • Green

    Green is growth, health, and a signal to go ahead. It can also mean you are inexperienced, or that money, envy, and the wish to be recognized are in play.

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H

  • Hot Pink

    Hot pink points to lust and sexual wanting.

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I

  • Indigo

    Indigo suggests you are using someone else's effort for your own gain.

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  • Ivory

    Ivory is purity, strength, and endurance.

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M

  • Magenta

    Magenta is kindness and compassion. A dark stretch is ready to end.

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  • Maroon

    Maroon is courage, bravery, and strength.

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  • Mauve

    Mauve says clear bitter thoughts and think in a kinder direction.

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N

O

  • Olive Green

    Olive green is natural wisdom and a calm you still need to build around you.

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  • Orange

    Orange is friendliness, generosity, and a lively wish to meet people. It wakes the senses and invites a wider set of interests.

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  • Oranges

    An orange tree is health and prosperity. Eating the fruit is satisfaction with where you are, or a need to feel lively again.

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P

  • Peach

    A peach is pleasure in simple things, and a life that is going well. It can also stand for sensuality or for someone you love.

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  • Pink

    Pink is love, sweetness, kindness, and healing through affection. It can also be immaturity in love, or the notice that a job is ending.

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  • Purple

    Purple is devotion, kindness, and a healing quality, and also rank, justice, and dignity.

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R

  • Red

    Red is heat, drive, anger, courage, and sexual urgency. It can also be danger, or the drained feeling of having no energy left.

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S

  • Silver

    Silver belongs to moonlight, instinct, and a feminine quality in you. It is quiet confidence.

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T

  • Teal

    See also Duck.

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  • Turquoise

    This stone and color lean toward luck, healing, and a joining of earth and sky. If the color feels hostile, you are shutting feeling out and fearing change.

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V

  • Violet

    This color is high spirituality, gentleness, and peace, with an intuitive closeness.

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  • Violets

    These flowers are passion, joy, and humility. They can also be shyness that keeps you in the background.

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W

  • White

    White is purity, peace, innocence, and a fresh start, or a blank slate and sometimes a cover-up. In some Eastern readings it is linked with death and mourning.

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Y

  • Yellow

    In a pleasant picture, yellow is energy, happiness, and wisdom. In an unpleasant one, it is deceit, cowardice, and sickness, plus fear of deciding.

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