The meaning of the symbols of four, nine, twin, flame and separation seen in a dream.

To dream of seeing twins, foretells security in business, and faithful and loving contentment in the home.If they are sickly, it signifies that you will have disappointment and gri...

To dream of fighting flames, foretells that you will have to put forth your best efforts and energy if you are successful in amassing wealth.See Fire....

To see twine in your dream, warns you that your business is assuming complications which will be hard to overcome.See Thread....

1. Feeling that relationships are coming apart.2. One feels he/she is about to leave or be discharged from a job. ...

To dream of flames denotes happiness (Gypsy). Flames, a Christian symbol of zeal, fervor....

1. Other self, identity symbol (in a non-twin dreamer).2. Doppelganger, mirror image, representing conflict, opposing values.3. Pregnancy with twins.4. Domestic joy. ...

Either a desire for or a fear of separation. This symbol also may indicate separating things out—differentiating—which points to your ability to make judgments....

Fire. Emotional purification. Psychological and physical energy (flame of life), will. Devastating dangers, destruction, depletion, and transformation. Sexual passion up to and inc...

Connecting, restricting. Also, untangling a situation in one’s life, as in ball of yarn....

Vision: Seeing a ball of twine: you are involved in an unpleasant situation and will have a hard time untangling a problem with which you are faced. You are looking at a gray or d...

To dream of a separation, or being separated (or kept apart) from somebody, symbolizes a real-life situation or relationship that is breaking apart. Or, this dream may also mean in...

Dreaming about Siamese twins means you feel torn between your emotions and desires on one hand, and your logic, values and ideals on the other....

Dreams of suffocation or being crushed often relate to your feelings concerning separation and attachment in waking life, and as such, point to experiences of childhood and family....