The meaning of the symbols of odi seen in a dream.

Vision: Dreaming about getting a divorce: you did something and are afraid of losing your lover or partner.Dreaming of odier people’s divorces: a warning to take your own vows m...

Vision: If a hairdresser is cutting your hair: don’t let odiers influence you—it would cause harm. In the case of a young woman or young man, the dream means an engagement or ...

Vision: Hearing your name or writing it on paper means receiving a pleasant message, but it is also a warning about making hasty promises or taking on responsibilities you have no...

Vision: Watching someone else write: do not sign a contract— you would only regret it later.If you do the writing: don’t take an oral agreement seriously—insist that it be d...

(see Eating, Fruit)Blackberries represent the harvest. Here you reap what you sow.Red berries portend happy occasions (see others by Color).Strawberries usually symbolize matters o...

(see Abyss, Basket, Bowl, Chalice, Circle, Forge, Water)The symbol of the triune, primordial Goddess and birth giver (because of its shape and having three legs).Fertility, feminin...

All birds are to be considered as messengers of some kind. There is probably no bird that exemplifies this more than the crow or raven. In Norse mythology, the two ravens Huginn an...

You are dreaming about a deep-rooted sense of archetypal power.The Vikings were a fearsome nation of traders and explorers who crossed the expanse of the Atlantic Ocean and Norther...

In a dream, a beetle represents a perfidious and a rich enemy, a dull person who travels extensively transporting money between the lands, an odious, dirty and abominable person, o...

In a dream, carrots represent reprimand, suppression or an obscene and an odious person. However, if one sees himself holding or eating a carrot in a dream, it means overcoming one...

Universal Landscape: Messengers; messages.Dreaming Lens: What kind of bird was in your dream? Was it a bird that exists in nature or some strange aberration? What size was the bird...