The meaning of the symbols of shopping and furniture seen in a dream.

1. Perception of domestic arrangements, family.2. Economic status. ...

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Attitudes or habits developed from family or home life, especially if it is a piece of furniture from family home or past dwelling, the attitudes, beliefs we ‘fur­nish’ our mi...

1. If one is pushing a filled shopping cart it is tangi­ble evidence of success.2. If shopping cart is empty, this sym­bolizes lack of success. ...

A shopping center can represent your life or your current life experience.Each store or area may represent a different aspect of your life, such as an activity, relationship, or pr...

Seeing or carrying a shopping bag in a dream represents someone who strives to serve his family, or one who brings his household what they desire.A shopping bag in a dream also may...

A shopping can represents retrieving nourishment or the rewards from the world.A shopping can with a loose wheel may point to instability’.An empty shopping can may point to comi...

Dreams of the Home Shopping Network represents a fascination with all that glitters, sales, marketing, convenience, luxury, and instant gratification.See Shop, Bling-Bling, and Ret...

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This basket can predict wealth in a broad sense.If it is empty it indicates material, emotional, intellectual, or spiritual poverty.A basket full of fruit promises romantic pleasur...

Specific furniture items can indicate the attitudes, beliefs and notions with which you furnish your mind and selfimage; you might be, for example, an antique fancier or a lover of...

A dream in which you are moving furniture around, or trying to make it fit into a small place, may be a reflection on the way you are trying to cope with your present circumstances...

Shopping centers or malls are associated with making choices and in many dreams they serve as the backdrop for meeting friends, or trying to find the right item for yourself or som...

Money in dreams represents things of great value to you, but such dreams are not necessarily about monetary value.For Jung, money is a symbol of the power required to achieve spiri...

See Building & Places also see Marketplace....