Dream of coffins, graves, graves, dead people.
Dreaming of a coffin: it may mean rebirth, or a change of mind or soul into another stage, and quitting unhealthy bad habits and leaving the old environment. In addition, there is a folk saying that dreaming of a coffin means promoting to a higher position and making a fortune. According to Duke Zhou, dreaming of coffins does imply good luck in some dreams. Women dream of coffins: modern duke of Zhou;
Dreaming of coffins-a symbol of wealth and luck.
Dreaming of a coffin can be a metaphor for rebirth, or it can be a change of mind or soul into another stage, and getting rid of unhealthy bad habits and leaving the old environment.
There is a saying among the people that dreaming of coffins means promoting to a higher position and making a fortune. In some dreams, dreaming of coffins really implies a good explanation for wealth!
Former Duke of Zhou: The former Duke of Zhou dreamed of welcoming guests in tombs and coffins.
High graves are fortunate, but new graves are worrying.
There are clouds on the grave, and the grave door is open.
There are good and bad luck on the grave, and there are good and bad luck on the grave.
There are flowers on the grave, and the coffin in the grave comes out from it.
Put the grave in the house and the dead will come out of the coffin.
Open the coffin and talk to the dead. The coffin will collect the wealth of the dead.
Seeing coffins on the water makes a fortune, but no one walks in the wilderness. Interpretation of dreams:
Freud once talked about such a dream:
The heroine (tour guide) not only failed to find eternal life for others and herself, but died in a mysterious underground fire. There is no doubt that such fears are active in dreams. There is no doubt that the "wooden house" also reveals the coffin, that is, the "grave." However, the operation of dreams is very successful in expressing this most undesirable thing with the realization of wishes. Because I've been to this tomb once, it's an Etruscan tomb hollowed out near oviedo (according to the Etruscan locals in northern Italy)-a narrow room with two stone benches against the wall and two people's bones on it. The interior of the wooden house in the dream looks exactly like it, except that the stone room has become wooden. The dream seems to say, "If you must live in a grave, let it be the grave of this Estrucan!" But through this replacement, the most tragic expectation has become a very popular thing. Unfortunately, dreams can often reverse the concept of accompanying feelings, but they can't change feelings forever, so I feel "scared" when I wake up.