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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 emotion in the dream is usually the emotion itself. Fear, anger, shame, and joy arrive plain when the day would not let them speak.

  • Abhorrence

    Loathing someone matches a resentment you already carry while awake. If others recoil from you, your opinions may be landing badly.

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  • Afraid

    See also Scared.

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  • Aggression

    Aggression you show is desire held down, and a conflict already present in the day.

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  • Amorous

    Feeling amorous is temptation, and private appetite may pull you into scandal. Other people, or animals, in that mood can lure you toward desires that will not satisfy.

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  • Anger

    Anger you hold or show is disappointment in yourself, often pushed onto other people. The dream can carry a feeling you would not say while awake.

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  • Animosity

    Hostility aimed at you means a situation, and your own sense of right, needs another look.

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  • Annoyed

    Being annoyed means rivals are working against you.

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  • Anxiety

    Anxiety in the dream mirrors strain you carry by day, including feeling you have not said and duties you have piled on.

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  • Betrayal

    Being betrayed names suspicion about a person or a commitment, often while you already feel insecure. It can also be feeling sorry for yourself.

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  • Compassion

    Compassion in a dream means that quality has been missing. Other people need more sympathy from you.

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  • Confusion

    Confusion in the dream matches a confused waking mind. Find the one puzzling element, or notice that you are being pulled two ways.

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  • Delight

    Delight means a welcome turn is ahead.

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  • Depression

    Depression in sleep often continues a low mood from the day, and it shows trouble connecting a choice with its result. Notice what pulls the mood down.

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  • Despair

    Despair reflects hardship you expect to meet. Other people in despair may need your help, and the word can also hint at a spare plan held in reserve.

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  • Devotion

    Showing devotion to what you believe reminds you that deceit will not get you anything worth keeping.

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  • Disapproval

    Disapproval means you are pushing away some part of yourself, or measuring your worth by whether you are accepted.

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  • Distress

    Distress matches worry that will likely turn out milder than it feels. The image can be asking you to ease up.

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  • Embarrassment

    Embarrassment reveals a hidden weakness and thin confidence. Sexual unease may sit underneath.

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  • Emotionless

    Feeling nothing means you have closed yourself off and are neglecting your own reactions.

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  • Emotions

    Feelings in sleep let you try what you hold back while awake. Mixed, opposing feelings mean the waking mind and the deeper one are in conflict.

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  • Envy

    Envying others carries a waking feeling into sleep. Being envied means you think well of yourself and expect respect.

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  • Fear

    Fear means achievements may fall short of what you hoped, and that unnamed worries need to be spoken. Your worst fear coming true means you are resisting change.

    See also Scared.

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  • Frustration

    Frustration means a daily situation is hard to handle and life is not heading where you want.

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  • Guilt

    Guilt here is how you carry success and failure: feeling you do not deserve the win, or that you have let people down. It can also be a sour judgment you keep against yourself.

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  • Happy

    Happiness here often compensates for sadness or stress you are carrying while awake. The dream may be running opposite to the day.

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  • Hunger

    Hunger is an unfulfilled want: love, recognition, sex, status, or wealth. It can also be ordinary bodily hunger carried into sleep.

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  • Jealousy

    Jealousy here often continues a waking feeling toward one particular person. It can also be fear of closeness, and a need to value yourself more steadily.

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  • Joy

    Joy here is harmony with friends and people you love, echoing a mood you already carry while awake.

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  • Lazy

    Feeling lazy means you are drained and need a pause. Other people being lazy is resentment that you carry the work alone.

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  • Love

    Love here is strong feeling carried from a waking bond, and contentment with where you are. It can also be the lack of love, and the wish to belong; saying it and hearing nothing back means the bond feels uneven.

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  • Malice

    Malice toward others continues a waking bitterness you have been holding down.

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  • Melancholy

    Melancholy is disappointment, and the reminder that you cannot win every time. In someone else, it is distance: you cannot connect.

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  • Merry

    Feeling merry echoes waking happiness, or it compensates for sadness you are papering over. The word can also pun on marriage.

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  • Morose

    Morose is a pessimistic view, a habit of finding what is wrong. It can also be unpleasant company.

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  • Mortification

    Mortification over your own conduct means an embarrassing scene is likely in front of people whose good opinion you want.

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  • Nausea

    Nausea means a situation has become intolerable and you are looking for a way out of it.

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  • Numbness

    Numbness means fear is steering you. You expect to fail, so you refuse the chance.

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  • Pain

    Pain means the judgment you turn on yourself is harsher than the facts, especially where you had no control. It can also echo a real ache in the body, so notice where it sits.

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  • Panic

    Panic is a loss of control and the sense that you cannot decide. Slow down.

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  • Paranoia

    Paranoia is hesitation: fear and suspicion so strong you will not take the next step.

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  • Peace

    Peace is a conflict inside you coming to rest, a pause before a new effort, and a steadier calm. The quiet can also be the hush before trouble.

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  • Pride

    Pride means you will have to defend your integrity when it is attacked. Other people's pride means a cause that needs your support.

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  • Rage

    Rage is temper and anger you have been sitting on. It wants a cleaner outlet than a blowup.

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  • Rejection

    Rejecting something is a part of life you want gone. Being turned away is a thin sense of worth, or a sign you agree so often that you disappear.

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  • Sad

    Sadness here asks you to learn from the letdown and allow yourself some gladness again.

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  • Suffocation

    Suffocation is that same smothering, and a warning that a love bond could end in a bitter split.

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  • Temptation

    A temptation is the pull between what you want now and a longer aim. You are weighing a real choice.

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  • Terror

    Terror is a fear or a doubt you still have not faced.

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  • Tipsy

    A light buzz is a carefree mood, or a hint that stiffness is blocking creativity. Seeing someone else tipsy means choose companions carefully.

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  • Warmth

    Felt warmth is contentment in what you have done, plus hope and love without conditions.

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  • Yearn

    Longing shows a gap in waking life, a habit or a need you deny yourself. What you long for is what wants filling.

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