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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.

A disaster dream is fear about what you cannot steer. The kind of disaster points to the part of life that feels out of hand.

  • Accident

    A crash holds guilt you have turned on yourself, or a mistake that needs a different route. A wreck on the road asks whether you are pushing past a safe pace.

    CarDisasters

  • Apocalypse

    An apocalypse is a dramatic inner change, the close of one way of living and the start of another.

    Disasters

  • Arson

    Arson is rage that has not been spoken and could turn destructive. Saying the anger is safer than storing it.

    Disasters

  • Danger

    Danger asks for more caution, or shows a bleak mood coloring the days ahead. Getting clear of it means your standing can rise.

    Disasters

  • Destruction

    Widespread destruction means life feels chaotic and your choices may be working against you.

    Disasters

  • Disaster

    A disaster gathers fear of change and of not knowing what comes next.

    Disasters

  • Drowning

    Drowning means emotion is over your head and old issues are surfacing too fast. Surviving it means the relationship or situation can still come through.

    Disasters

  • Earthquake

    An earthquake means a shock is threatening the ground you stand on. Finding cover means you can get through it, and being trapped means a real loss.

    Disasters

  • Fire

    Fire can mean passion, purification, or anger, and when it stays contained it marks an inner change. Burning you means temper is out of hand, and putting it out means obstacles can be worked through.

    CommonDisasters

  • Flood

    A flood means feeling or desire overwhelming you, or a wish to wash the slate clean. A house underwater means emotions are over the threshold, and a gentle flood means a worry will be carried off.

    CommonDisasters

  • Hurricane

    A hurricane is sudden, violent change and feeling too strong to ignore. Being swept up means mental and emotional force is building and will make itself known.

    Disasters

  • Oil Spill

    An oil spill is emotional turmoil and distress inside your personal relationships.

    Disasters

  • Outbreak

    An outbreak means resentment is running your behavior and negativity is taking the lead.

    Disasters

  • Post-Apocalypse

    A post-apocalyptic scene says you will get through the current difficulty. It can also mean you must rely on yourself instead of other people.

    Disasters

  • Sinkhole

    A sinkhole is uncertainty about where you stand in a relationship, or a base that will not hold.

    Disasters

  • Tornado

    A tornado is an outburst of anger and a bond or situation that could wreck things. Being inside one means too much is happening and you feel out of control.

    CommonDisasters

  • Tsunami

    A huge sea surge is buried feeling rising until it swamps you, with a waking mood that will not stay steady.

    Disasters

  • Typhoon

    A typhoon is sudden, destructive change and powerful feeling. Being swept up means emotion is consuming you, or pressure is shoving you somewhere you refuse to go.

    Disasters

  • Whirlwind

    Standing in its path means suppressed anger is surfacing and pulling you into a confrontation you did not choose.

    Disasters

  • Wildfire

    Fire across the land says change comes through hardship. It can also be anger spreading to the people around you.

    Disasters