Deer
A 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.
Continue with WolhaHow does it change with the situation?
The deer has long stood for emolument — salary and station. A deer approaching, or a herd of them, is the shape of steady income arriving; one with fine antlers means the name rises along with it.
What if the dream felt bad?
A deer being chased or wounded reads as a season when your station shakes. Catching one is not read as purely good — it puts you on the side that pursues, so check whether the station is being bought with something else.
How does it connect to the chart?
The deer attaches to office and emolument rather than to the Wealth star. For a chart with a clear Proper Authority, this dream often turns into promotion or transfer; for a chart without Authority, it comes as a person rather than a post — someone who pulls you up.
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