Discover Your Dream Meanings

A roof in a dream points to shelter, boundaries and the safety of your private life; it can show how you protect yourself or where you feel exposed.

A small, sheltered hollow or edge — warmth, quiet productivity, and the meeting point between open field and protected space. Can point to tools, work, or the need for a gentle boundary.

Glen appears as a familiar guide figure—sometimes a person, sometimes a landscape edge—inviting close attention to where you stand and where you might step next.

A dream about tarmac focuses on solid ground, pathways being made or repaired, heat and craft — a moment of practical foundation and transition between places.

A delicate plucked string instrument whose tones are intimate, resonant and threadlike — a sonic messenger of memory, skill and boundary between inner voice and outward song.

A small diamond-shaped object: a cough drop, medicinal tablet, or gem. Suggests concentrated remedy, a focused truth to swallow, protection for the throat, or a portable comfort.

A system of flagged signals: distant communication, deliberate pauses, and visible intention bridging separation.

A shaped living form: clipped hedges, animals, or geometric frames that speak of care, restraint, artistry and intent.

A scaffold in a dream points to provisional structure — visible supports for ongoing work, the tension between risk and deliberate building, and a stage of transition.

A small stall or booth where transactions, information, or brief encounters happen — intimate commerce and quick exchanges in a contained space.

A wheeled carriage symbolizing care, transition, and the practical side of nurturing — may appear empty, occupied, stalled, or moving.

A laptop in a dream points to how you process information, your work-life interface, stored memories and active projects — the bridge between inner thought and external output.