Digital product: no physical copies ship. The laminated hardcopy 5-pack is also available.
Common dream symbols explained in 11 themes. Everyone has a dream they want explained. This guide groups dozens of common dream symbols, from falling to teeth falling out, into easy themes a customer can scan in seconds.
What's on the guide
Side 1: Dream intro plus natural elements, animals, people, objects and symbols, places and emotional states.
Side 2: Actions and events, supernatural phenomena, health, food and hunger, and danger and threats.
- Why dreams are read as symbols, not literal stories
- Natural elements: water, fire, earth, air, light and darkness
- Animals and people, from cats and snakes to strangers and authority figures
- Objects and places: keys, doors, mirrors, houses, bridges, schools
- Actions: falling, flying, being chased, fighting
- Supernatural, health and food dreams, including teeth falling out
- Danger and threats: accident, blood, death and drowning
Who it's for
Dream journal keepers, Metaphysical shops, Gift boutiques, Sleep and wellness shops.
Ways to use it
- Display beside dream journals and dreamcatchers as an easy impulse add-on.
- Bundle with a sleep-themed crystal and journal as a bedside gift set.
- Use in a dream-journaling or intuition workshop as a shared symbol reference.
The details
- Format: print-ready PDF, one double-sided guide (2 pages)
- Designed at 160 x 240 mm (about 6.3 x 9.4 in)
- Print as many copies as you need for your own shop, practice or classes
- Instant access: open it any time from My Digital Resources in your account
- No supplier branding on the guide
Questions
What kinds of dreams does it cover?
Eleven themes: natural elements, animals, people, objects and symbols, places, emotional states, actions and events, supernatural phenomena, health, food and hunger, and danger and threats.
Does it say dreams predict the future?
No. It explains that dreams are told in symbolic language and are not meant to be taken literally, then offers traditional meanings for each symbol to reflect on.
Digital product: no physical copies ship. The laminated hardcopy 5-pack is also available.
Common dream symbols explained in 11 themes. Everyone has a dream they want explained. This guide groups dozens of common dream symbols, from falling to teeth falling out, into easy themes a customer can scan in seconds.
What's on the guide
Side 1: Dream intro plus natural elements, animals, people, objects and symbols, places and emotional states.
Side 2: Actions and events, supernatural phenomena, health, food and hunger, and danger and threats.
- Why dreams are read as symbols, not literal stories
- Natural elements: water, fire, earth, air, light and darkness
- Animals and people, from cats and snakes to strangers and authority figures
- Objects and places: keys, doors, mirrors, houses, bridges, schools
- Actions: falling, flying, being chased, fighting
- Supernatural, health and food dreams, including teeth falling out
- Danger and threats: accident, blood, death and drowning
Who it's for
Dream journal keepers, Metaphysical shops, Gift boutiques, Sleep and wellness shops.
Ways to use it
- Display beside dream journals and dreamcatchers as an easy impulse add-on.
- Bundle with a sleep-themed crystal and journal as a bedside gift set.
- Use in a dream-journaling or intuition workshop as a shared symbol reference.
The details
- Format: print-ready PDF, one double-sided guide (2 pages)
- Designed at 160 x 240 mm (about 6.3 x 9.4 in)
- Print as many copies as you need for your own shop, practice or classes
- Instant access: open it any time from My Digital Resources in your account
- No supplier branding on the guide
Questions
What kinds of dreams does it cover?
Eleven themes: natural elements, animals, people, objects and symbols, places, emotional states, actions and events, supernatural phenomena, health, food and hunger, and danger and threats.
Does it say dreams predict the future?
No. It explains that dreams are told in symbolic language and are not meant to be taken literally, then offers traditional meanings for each symbol to reflect on.
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What's on the Dream Interpretations guide
Everyone has a dream they want explained. This guide groups dozens of common dream symbols, from falling to teeth falling out, into easy themes a customer can scan in seconds.
Side 1
Dream intro plus natural elements, animals, people, objects and symbols, places and emotional states.
Side 2
Actions and events, supernatural phenomena, health, food and hunger, and danger and threats.
- Why dreams are read as symbols, not literal stories
- Natural elements: water, fire, earth, air, light and darkness
- Animals and people, from cats and snakes to strangers and authority figures
- Objects and places: keys, doors, mirrors, houses, bridges, schools
- Actions: falling, flying, being chased, fighting
- Supernatural, health and food dreams, including teeth falling out
- Danger and threats: accident, blood, death and drowning
For shop owners & practitioners
How shops use the Dream Interpretations guide
- 1
Display beside dream journals and dreamcatchers as an easy impulse add-on.
- 2
Bundle with a sleep-themed crystal and journal as a bedside gift set.
- 3
Use in a dream-journaling or intuition workshop as a shared symbol reference.
Display it next to:DreamcatchersJournalsAmethystPillow crystals
Popular with:Dream journal keepersMetaphysical shopsGift boutiquesSleep and wellness shops
The maths
One file, every copy you need
Buy the PDF once and print it for your counter, your staff room and every class you teach. The more you print, the less each copy costs.
- Cost per copy
- $1.32
- vs. hardcopy guide
- $10.00
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