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Dream colours: meanings & predictions

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  • 30-07-2006 3:00pm
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    mysteria
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    The colours you dream have a meaning and can predict events. For example:
    WHITE represents money luck.
    GREEN predicts overseas travel.
    RED symbolizes passion and excitement.
    ORANGE forecasts delays and successful problem solving.
    BLUE indicates inspiration and good news.
    YELLOW predicts unexpected visitors and news from afar.
    PURPLE means psychic development and spiritual awakening.
    WINE forecasts abundance, fertility and prosperity.
    BROWN represents a win or windfall of money.
    BLACK foretells overcoming obstacles.
    GREY indicates a period of inactivity or boredom.

    The colours have to be combined with dream symbols for more detailed interpretations.


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    iFight
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    Is that the colour of things? Or the general colour (like black and white and stuff)?


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    Rhyme
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    iFight wrote:
    Is that the colour of things? Or the general colour (like black and white and stuff)?
    Either a predominant colour or one that catches your eye most in the dream.

    That colour scheme applies less to me as my dreams have less obvious symbolism, the only way i can relate to the colours is if what im dreaming has a vague tint... last nights had a purple one, but the events themselves explained a lot more than any generalality.


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    iFight
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    Ill be looking out for colours tonight, I have no idea on the colour scheme of most my dreams


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    mysteria
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    iFight wrote:
    Is that the colour of things? Or the general colour (like black and white and stuff)?

    Both really. Like if you see a red or green car the colour tells you something as well as what the car symbolizes.


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    Tar.Aldarion
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    Colours do not play a part in my dreams, it is just like life for me usually.


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    Black Swan
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    Always dream in colour. Never thought of colour in dreams as foretelling something or having meaning aside from giving them more realism.


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    The_Minister
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    All my dreams are in colour. What is your source for this material?


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    Goodshape
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    Are you sure you always dream in colour? While I certinitly don't dream in 'black and white', colours of any sort usually just don't come into it.

    Can you honestly recall that the object you saw in your dream was a certin colour, or are you just assuming it was because you know it's waking life counterpart?

    I'm just curious, but I think that when you do remember a specific colour from your dreams you'll know the difference.


    (I think the poll in the 'Women's Colourful Dreams' thread is slightly flawed by asking people to choose between colour or 'black and white'. Seeing black and white is not the oposite of seeing colour. Most dreams I find simply lack such definition).


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    kshiel
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    Do the colours mean the same if you just see one colour nothing else while your medatating (sorry cannot spell today for some reason.)


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    The_Minister
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    Goodshape wrote:
    Are you sure you always dream in colour? While I certinitly don't dream in 'black and white', colours of any sort usually just don't come into it.

    Can you honestly recall that the object you saw in your dream was a certin colour, or are you just assuming it was because you know it's waking life counterpart?

    I'm just curious, but I think that when you do remember a specific colour from your dreams you'll know the difference.
    Generally my dreams are like living. I see things as I would alive. The colours are there.


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