The meaning of the symbols of curry, leaves and dying seen in a dream.

To dream of leaves, denotes happiness and wonderful improvement in your business. Withered leaves, indicate false hopes and gloomy forebodings will harass your spirit into a whirlp...

To dream of dying, foretells that you are threatened with evil from a source that has contributed to your former advancement and enjoyment.To see others dying, forebodes general il...

1- The laurel or bay tree is less like- ly to appear in dreams nowadays, unless the dreamer is either a gardener or has particular knowledge of symbolism. In former times, it would...

1- A leaf very often represents a period of growth and can also indicate time. Green leaves can suggest hope and new opportunities, or the Springtime. Dead leaves signify a period ...

1. One needs spice added to one’s life.2. One should try to curry favor with someone.3. Indian (who eats curry). ...

To see trees in full Leaf in your dream is a very happy omen. Your affairs will prosper; Nature is favourable.It is a very good dream for lovers, especially if Blossom is seen in a...

To dream of gold leaves, signifies a flattering future is before you. ...

1. Feelings of detachment or separation, usually from emo­tional growth.2. A need or desire for time off, a change in scene. ...

If a dead person is seen as dying again and there is weeping without screaming and mourning it means a relative of his will get married and the marriage will bring great happiness ...

(Palm branch; Spadix) In a dream, palm leaves represent an ointment, purification, cleanliness, a nurse, a bridegroom, or a physician who performs circumcision.(Also see Palm branc...

(Leaf) In a dream, tree leaves represent clothing, except for the leaves of a fig tree for they represent sorrow....

Often a suggestion that the foundation of the dreamer’s life, the unconscious, is disturbed.An exploiting worldview has taken over.The dreamer needs to find and stop the ways he ...

See Flower....

Death in dreams is rarely, if ever, literal. Rather it is a metaphor for letting go, change and transformation.• Some part of your behaviour, your life or a habit has to “die�...