Dreams A–Z

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

A razor cuts through ambiguity—it can reveal truth, set boundaries, sharpen intention or warn of self-harm and haste.

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.

Dream images of mirrors, reflective water, or seeing your face as both familiar and altered — a direct encounter with self-perception and inner truth.

A drifting, imaginative state where boundaries blur—floating scenes, shifting rooms and gentle emotional currents that feel both familiar and new.

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 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 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 rug in a dream often symbolizes the foundation of domestic life, personal comfort, and the ground you choose to stand on — literal home and the felt sense of safety.

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.

A sail represents movement through emotion, skillful navigation of circumstances, and willingness to be guided by currents you cannot control.

A salmon moving upriver — leaping, fighting current, sometimes held or slipping back into water.

A wide, white expanse of cracked salt: both emptiness and reflection, a place where distances flatten and truths lie bare.

A low ridge of sand exposed between tides — a narrow, temporary refuge or pathway that appears and disappears with the sea.