Dreams A–Z

A stitched, layered textile that holds warmth, memory, repair and the coming-together of pieces into a whole.

A firm, fragrant fruit that ripens from astringent to sweet; a symbol of home, maturation, preserved love, and slow transformation.

A quiver as container and the body's quiver as vibration — readiness, stored skill, and trembling anticipation before action.

Small, quick, alert creature representing fertility, timidity, intuition and creative nervous energy; appears as messenger or guide between safety and risk.

A radio in dreams points to communication channels — what you tune into, what broadcasts from your inner world, and what you accept as signal or noise.

Rain as a dream motif of cleansing, held feelings loosening, and the slow, steady work of inner renewal.

A vivid arc of colors linking sky and earth, appearing after or within rain and light.

A small, quick animal symbolizing survival instinct, cleverness, social networks, and attention to scarce resources.

A gathering of ravens vocalizing together — a communal, intelligent chorus that feels like news, memory, and summons at once.

A deep, narrow cut through earth representing thresholds, inner depths, and places where the known edge meets the unknown below.

A vivid red balloon seen drifting, held, released, or popping — a small bright object that draws attention; playful and fragile, it balances freedom and attachment.

A bold red drapery acting as divider: hides, reveals, or frames an event or self. It speaks of thresholds between private and public, secrecy and disclosure.

A narrow, flexible band representing ties, decoration, and the act of binding or releasing; it carries both celebration and constraint.

A closed circle of promise: unity, commitment, cycles, value, and the boundary between inner life and public vow.

A rapid, upward-moving vehicle representing launch, ambition, sudden transition and a desire to break past limits.

A cultivated green space on a high roof: plants, soil, pots, pathways and the city below — intimate nature above urban life.

A symbol of connection, restraint, support and transition — tangible knotting of inner needs and outer circumstances.

A carved symbol on stone or wood, presented as a message, choice, or key; often felt like an answer arriving rather than being invented.

A twilight trail paved with ancient runestones that glow when you step; each stone feels like a question and an answer at once.

A once-bright carousel left to weather and rust: chipped paint, slowed music, still mechanical animals that remember motion. Feels both mournful and tender.

An old, corroded elevator that jerks between floors, sometimes stuck; dull light, metallic smell and flaky rust.

A dark, quiet shoreline where tide, footprints, and a low light meet—evokes endings, traces, and gentle returns.

A saddle in a dream centers on how you mount, steer, and bear responsibility — a tool of partnership, control, and support on a journey.

A saffron‑colored kite soaring and dipping—sometimes tethered, sometimes slipping from grasp—against a wide sky.