Dreaming of tree
In the East Asian tradition — the Duke of Zhou's dream book
a sign that descendants will flourish
枯木再發子孫興— 地理山石樹木
a sign of unrest in the household
樹木枯死宅不安— 地理山石樹木
an inauspicious sign for the head of the house
樹木凋零主人凶— 地理山石樹木
a sign of gaining a noble child
林中樹生添貴子— 地理山石樹木
a very auspicious sign of prosperity
種植樹木大吉昌— 地理山石樹木
a sign that fame and profit will be made manifest
登大樹名利顯揚— 地理山石樹木
a sign of death or injury
上樹忽折有死傷— 地理山石樹木
a sign that descendants will flourish
枯木開花子孫興— 地理山石樹木
an auspicious sign
大樹落人屋上吉— 地理山石樹木
a sign of being sheltered by a benefactor
立樹下貴人庇蔭— 地理山石樹木
a sign of worry for one's parents
樹生堂上父母憂— 地理山石樹木
a sign of grave misfortune
大樹忽折主凶惡— 地理山石樹木
a sign of joy from gaining wealth
擔木來家得財喜— 地理山石樹木
a sign of gaining much wealth
砍伐大樹多得財— 地理山石樹木
a sign that the household will prosper
草木茂盛家道興— 地理山石樹木
In the Western tradition — Miller's dream book (1901)
foretells a happy consummation of hopes and desires
To dream of trees in new foliage, foretells a happy consummation of hopes and desires.— Trees
portends unhappiness coming unexpectedly upon scenes of enjoyment, or prosperity
To see green tress newly felled, portends unhappiness coming unexpectedly upon scenes of enjoyment, or prosperity.— Trees
Write down the dream tree appeared in
One symbol only tells you so much. We look up every symbol that appeared alongside it.
Basahin ang aking panaginipIto ay materyal na sanggunian mula sa isang tradisyonal na pananaw sa pagbasa ng mga pangarap, hindi medikal, pinansyal, o legal na payo. Hindi namin iniimbak ang pangarap na isinulat mo. Based on the traditional dream-symbol dictionary 2.1.0.
Ang panaginip na isinulat mo ay hindi nakaimbak
Ang iyong isinulat ay ginagamit lamang habang ang pagbasa ay ginagawa, at hindi kailanman naitatala. Walang kinakailangang account, at walang natitira sa server kapag tapos na ang pagbasa.
Ito ay materyal na sanggunian mula sa isang tradisyonal na pananaw ng dream-reading. Hindi ito isang prediksyon ng kung ano ang darating, ni medikal o pinansyal na payo.
