Dream reading
Last night's symbols, read by Korean tradition
AirplaneA symbol of a great leap and ties abroad. A plane taking off means your stage growing a size larger; the clearer the view from the window, the nearer the leap.AuspiciousBabyA symbol of something newly begun. A smiling baby is new work you will love; soothing a crying one means taking on something that demands constant care.Two-sidedBagA symbol of duties and means. Shouldering a heavy bag willingly means a responsibility you can bear; losing it says check whether the makings of your charge are leaking.Two-sidedBathingAn auspicious dream of washing away. Bathing in clean water rinses off false blame, worry, and ill humors together; feeling refreshed after means the new phase has already begun.AuspiciousBearA symbol of steadfast strength and conception. A bear that approaches without frightening you means solid support arriving; as a conception dream, a patient child of great timber.AuspiciousBeing chasedA dream of postponed matters catching up from behind. If you saw what chased you, that is the answer; if not, it is time to ask yourself what you are avoiding.Take careBirdA symbol of news and people. A bird landing on you or singing brings welcome word; one flying away means a person or a chance departing.Two-sidedBloodA symbol of vitality and wealth. Bleeding or being covered in blood looks grim but tradition reads it as money circulating — only dried or black blood calls for care.AuspiciousBoatA symbol of shared ventures and course. A boat sailing smooth means the work going well with those aboard; meeting a storm says realign the heading with your companions.Two-sidedBookA symbol of learning and paper luck. Receiving or reading a book means good news in documents — exams, contracts, licenses; the thicker the book, the bigger the matter.AuspiciousBridgeA symbol of connection and resolve. Crossing a bridge to the end means a decided matter accomplished; a broken or swaying span says re-examine the middle steps of the plan.Two-sidedButterflyA symbol of transformation and romance. A butterfly landing on you means a good bond approaching; many in flight mean the current change ends well.AuspiciousCandleA symbol of devotion and prayer. A candle burning upright means what you have prayed for is reaching heaven; one that wind cannot put out means the matter will be kept safe.AuspiciousCatA symbol of intuition and gossip. A cat that follows you marks a season of sharp instinct; one that scratches or hisses says beware of words behind your back.Two-sidedCelebrityA symbol of the wish to be recognized. Getting close to a famous person means a chance for your talent to be known; only watching from afar means your current stage feels too small.Two-sidedCleaningAn auspicious dream of putting in order. Sweeping and scrubbing the house means stale matters and ties being set straight; carrying out the trash severs a spot that kept costing you.AuspiciousClear waterAn auspicious dream where wealth and mind clear together. Drinking or bathing in clear water means blocked matters resolving and health returning.AuspiciousClockA dream that asks about timing. Receiving a clock means a right hour being granted; a stopped clock means a postponed matter's time is not passing — it waits.Two-sidedClothesA symbol of face and role. Putting on new clothes means a new role or reputation arriving; torn or soiled clothes warn of a matter that could bruise your standing.Two-sidedCookingA dream of preparation ripening. A dish finished delicious means the work you tended is about to be served; feeding many means its fruits reaching people.AuspiciousCowA symbol of ancestors and property. A well-fed cow entering the house means family assets growing; leading a cow home means honest work returning to you.AuspiciousCraneA symbol of lofty honor. A crane taking flight means your name rising; one landing in your yard brings an honored guest or a celebration.AuspiciousCrowKnown as an ill omen, yet tradition reads it two ways — a crow bringing you food is unexpected help; one merely cawing overhead says mind your health and the talk around you.Two-sidedCrowdThe stage of reputation. Speaking before a crowd or receiving applause means your name about to be known; being shoved by the throng means being swept along at others' pace.Two-sidedCryingAn auspicious dream of release. Weeping fully in a dream unblocks feelings and matters alike — the harder the wail, the greater the release, tradition says.AuspiciousDancingA symbol of high spirits and harmony. Dancing with abandon marks a season when work and bonds loosen together; dancing with many, a shared celebration coming.AuspiciousDeceased familyA dream of ancestors watching over you. A bright face means protection; if they hand you something, wealth or opportunity follows. If they beckon in silence, check on your health.AuspiciousDeerA symbol of salary and standing — in East Asia the deer (鹿) puns on official pay (祿). Meeting a deer brings good news about position and income.AuspiciousDoctorA dream pointing to what needs care. Being examined means the time has come to check — body or business; receiving a prescription means the thread of a solution is about to be handed over.Two-sidedDogIt stands for the people beside you. A friendly dog means a loyal friend arriving; a barking or biting dog foreshadows a quarrel with someone close.Two-sidedDoorA symbol of a turning scene. An opening door means a new board opening; standing before a locked one means the hour is slightly early — knocking means it is already half open.AuspiciousDragonThe highest symbol of power and attainment. A dragon rising to the sky means a great ambition fulfilled; as a conception dream, it heralds a remarkable child.AuspiciousDyingA symbol not of ending but of rebirth. Dreaming of your own death is a classic auspicious dream — an old chapter closing so a new one can open — common before great transitions.AuspiciousElderA symbol of wisdom — often the mountain spirit in Korean dreams. A white-haired elder showing the way means a benefactor's counsel imminent; anything an elder hands you is read as especially precious.AuspiciousEx-loverMore often a dream of closure than of longing. Parting calmly means your heart has tied off a knot; struggling to hold on means something given is still unreturned.Two-sidedExamA dream mirroring the mind before judgment. Sitting an exam unprepared marks conscientiousness, not incompetence — pick the one thing genuinely worth checking, verify it, and the dream settles.Two-sidedFallingA signal that the mind feels nothing to hold onto. Waking before you land means there is still time — this dream says check now whether what you lean on is sound.Take careFecesKorea's supreme wealth dream. Stepping in, being covered by, or touching feces signals major money coming — the filthier, the better, tradition says.AuspiciousFightA dream of suppressed conflict finding release. Winning means a real dispute resolving your way; waking mid-shout means unsaid words have piled up.Two-sidedFinding somethingAn auspicious dream of return. Recovering what was lost means departed money, people, or chances coming back; picking up something unexpected means a bonus beyond your effort.AuspiciousFireThe classic dream of prosperity. A house blazing means business and wealth rising greatly — the bigger the flame, the better. Only smoke, though, means all rumor and no substance.AuspiciousFishA symbol of wealth and conception. Catching a big fish means results landing in your hands; fish playing in clear water signal improving circumstances.AuspiciousFlowerA symbol of celebration. Flowers in full bloom mean effort bearing fruit and glad news; receiving them brings recognition and affection. Wilted flowers are a chance missed.AuspiciousFlyingA symbol of ascent. Flying freely means rising past what pressed you down; fearing the fall mid-flight shows the anxiety that travels with climbing.AuspiciousFogA dream of judgment obscured. Walking through fog means the decision at hand lacks information — if you saw the fog lift, matters will soon come clear.Take careForeignerA symbol of unfamiliar opportunity. Talking happily with a foreigner means a chance opening beyond your usual board; frustration at not being understood means the preparation is not yet there.Two-sidedFriendA dream asking after a relationship. Meeting an old friend with laughter means that bond becoming strength again; quarreling or turning away means one real call is due.Two-sidedGoldA symbol of lasting value. Receiving gold means durable wealth or honor arriving; as a conception dream, a precious child.AuspiciousHairA symbol of worry and of clearing it. Hair falling out means something weighs on your mind; cutting it yourself is, instead, the auspicious dream of severing an old worry.Two-sidedHero / Great figureA dream mirroring the larger vessel within you. Walking beside a great figure or earning their nod means you are readier than you think for a bigger charge.AuspiciousHorseA symbol of drive and movement. Riding a galloping horse means work advancing fast, often followed by relocation or promotion.AuspiciousHouseA symbol of foundation. Entering a new house means circumstances stepping up; building one means durable ground being laid. A collapsing house signals checking your footing.AuspiciousInsectsA double symbol of small worries and small fruits. Brushing insects off means petty concerns clearing; a larva or chrysalis means something still small is quietly growing.Two-sidedKeyA symbol of unlocking. Receiving a key or opening a lock means the solution to a stuck matter landing in your hand. Losing a key says gather what you need before the door of opportunity.AuspiciousKissingA dream of hearts meeting. A kiss with someone you like means the bond stepping closer; with a stranger, a new tie may arrive unannounced.AuspiciousKnifeA symbol of decision. Holding a sharp knife means gaining the force to cut off what you have postponed; being chased by one means standing before a decision forced upon you.Two-sidedLightningA symbol of sudden change. If the flash showed you a path, it is abrupt insight or opportunity; if only fear remained, an unprepared change is coming.Two-sidedLosing somethingA dream telling you what has gone untended. What you lost is itself the answer — a wallet says money management, shoes your position, papers a contract to review.Take careLosing the wayA dream of a season that asks for direction again. Finding the road after wandering means bearings soon recovered; never finding it means now is the time for the map, not the pace.Two-sidedMagpieThe bird of glad tidings. A magpie calling in the morning brings a welcome guest or good news; a gathering of them means celebrations overlapping.AuspiciousMirrorA symbol of self-regard. A tidy reflection in a clear mirror means inside and outside in accord; a broken mirror means a crack in a bond or self-image — do not rush into quarrels.Two-sidedMoneyTradition reads it in reverse: picking up money brings an expense, while giving it away brings income. Counting money means an accounting — a contract or settlement — approaching.Two-sidedMonkeyA symbol of wit and small cunning. A monkey doing tricks means a matter solved by quick thinking; one stealing from you warns against being taken by a shallow scheme.Two-sidedMoonA symbol of quiet attainment and the maternal. Swallowing or embracing a full moon means wealth and honor waxing; as a conception dream, a child of deep feeling.AuspiciousMountainA symbol of attainment. Climbing means you are nearing a goal; standing on the summit means reaching it. Descending marks a season of wrapping up.AuspiciousMoving houseA dream of shifting life's board. Moving to a wider, brighter house signals circumstances genuinely improving; to a cramped, dark one says re-measure the terms of the current plan.Two-sidedMuddy waterA sign of gossip and confusion. Falling into or being swept by muddy water marks a season of clouded judgment — postpone big decisions for now.Take careBeing nakedA dream of exposure. Naked yet unnoticed means a season with nothing to hide; hiding in shame means you fear a part you keep covered is about to show.Two-sidedA person of rankA symbol of a powerful benefactor. Sitting with or shaking hands with a president or chairman means help arriving from someone with power — matters resolving from above.AuspiciousParentsA symbol of roots and care. Parents arriving with bright faces mean solid backing; if they worry over something, that is the very spot to check in waking life.AuspiciousPigThe classic symbol of wealth. A pig entering your home or your arms signals money on its way — traditionally the dream that sends Koreans to buy a lottery ticket.AuspiciousPregnancyAn auspicious dream of results in gestation. Apart from literal pregnancy, it means something long worked on is growing within and about to take form.AuspiciousRainA symbol of relief and blessing. Timely rain means water returning to what had dried up; if getting soaked felt refreshing, worries are being washed away.AuspiciousRainbowA promise after the ordeal. A rainbow after rain means the hard stretch ending and a good turn coming. Just do not chase it — this is a dream meant for beholding.AuspiciousRatA double symbol: diligent small gains and hidden leaks. A rat storing grain means small profits piling up; one gnawing the house says find where money is leaking.Two-sidedRingA symbol of vows and bonds. Receiving a ring means betrothal or a promise of that weight approaching; losing one says look again at the person you promised.AuspiciousRiverA symbol of crossing over. Fording the river safely means passing beyond the current phase; hesitating on the bank means resolve not yet formed. If a bridge appeared, someone will help.Two-sidedRoosterThe herald of dawn. A rooster crowing means awaited news arriving and blocked matters opening. A hen on eggs means fruit is near.AuspiciousSeaA symbol of great currents and opportunity. A calm sea means a wide stage opening; rough waves show the shaking that travels with big chances.Two-sidedShoesA symbol of one's place and partner. New shoes mean a new post or new bond arriving; losing shoes says look to your position or a close relationship.Two-sidedSingingA symbol of the urge to express. Singing to applause means a stage for your voice coming soon; a voice that would not come out means words you want to say are being pressed down.Two-sidedSnakeA regular of wealth, wisdom, and conception dreams. A snake coiling around you or entering the house signals money or pregnancy; if it bit you and felt foul, watch for gossip.Two-sidedSnowA symbol of purification and stillness. Fresh-piled snow covers the old for a new start; being stuck in it marks a season when matters briefly halt.Two-sidedSoldier / PoliceA symbol of discipline and protection. Being guarded by them means order taking your side; being chased or stopped for inspection says settle whatever weighs on your conscience.Two-sidedStarA symbol of wishes and conception. A star falling into your arms brings a precious child or chance; one star shining apart means what you want has come into focus.AuspiciousSunAmong the highest of auspicious dreams. A rising sun, or one held to your chest, means great renown; as a conception dream, a great figure. A setting sun closes an era.AuspiciousSwimmingA dream of working through the current yourself. Swimming with the flow means advancing in measure with effort; flailing means first learn to unclench.Two-sidedTeacherA symbol of learning and guidance. A teacher instructing you means important counsel coming soon; being scolded means it is time to fix the fault you already know.AuspiciousTeeth falling outTradition reads it as advance notice of worry around family or those close — upper teeth for elders, lower for juniors. The right use of this dream is not alarm but a phone call to ask after them.Take careThiefIt means unexpected comings and goings. A break-in where nothing is lost oddly signals incoming wealth; actually losing something says take a careful look at those around you.Two-sidedTigerA symbol of authority and powerful allies. Riding or standing with a tiger means great force is on your side; as a conception dream, a child of strong spirit.AuspiciousToiletA symbol of emptying and wealth — in Korean dream lore the toilet, like feces, is a regular of money dreams. Relieving yourself fully means money circulating; wandering in search of one means stress with no outlet has built up.AuspiciousTrainA symbol of the laid track. Boarding on time means you have caught the current; missing it is not failure — the dream shows there is a next departure too.AuspiciousTravelA dream of widening horizons. Traveling strange places with pleasure means you are ready to meet new chances and people; dreaming the way home too means the experience becomes fully yours.AuspiciousTreeA symbol of growth and foundation. A grown tree means solid backing and ground you have earned; planting one means starting something built to last.AuspiciousTurtleA symbol of longevity and solid ground. A turtle entering your home or well means lasting fortune settling in; as a conception dream, a healthy and blessed child.AuspiciousUmbrellaA symbol of readiness. Having an umbrella before the rain means you are prepared for the squall ahead; sheltering someone under yours means a kindness returning manifold.AuspiciousWeddingA symbol of new contracts and union. Watching someone else's wedding is good news; tradition, though, reads being the one at the altar with caution — double-check before a big promise.Two-sidedWellA symbol of provision that never dries. An overflowing well means wealth welling up continually; gazing into a clear well, the household and the heart both growing ample.AuspiciousWindThe messenger of change. A tailwind at your back means matters moving with ease; a headwind or whirlwind, a variable arriving to shake the plan.Two-sided
Traditional symbol readings. The same symbol reads differently by context — continue the details with Wolha.