What omen does dreaming of a criminal portend?
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What omen does dreaming of a criminal portend?
In traditional Chinese dream-interpretation culture, dreams often carry certain omens. So, according to the dream analyses inZhou Gong Interprets Dreams, what omens do dreams about convicts or criminals signify? Below are the results compiled from comprehensive queries ofZhou Gong Interprets Dreams:
- Dreaming of conversing with a convict: You are about to encounter misfortune. You need to be extra vigilant to avoid disasters.
- Dreaming of quarreling with a prisoner: Troubles and disasters will pass, and you are going to live a contented life.
- Dreaming of befriending a convict: It implies that you may make friends with people of ill conduct, which will cause you heavy losses.
- Dreaming of a convict escaping: An illness is about to take a turn for the better.
- A convict dreaming of being granted amnesty or acquitted: There is a danger to the house at home.
- Dreaming of having committed a crime but evading legal punishment: Your life will be met with misfortune.
- Dreaming of becoming a prison guard, a warden, or being in charge of running a prison: It foretells that you may become an assistant to a wealthy person and help them manage their family property.
- Dreaming of associating with criminals: It means you will be taken advantage of by unscrupulous people who try to use your kindness to seek their own promotion.
Dreaming of a criminal being interrogated: It is an extremely auspicious omen. (Secret Book of Interpreting Dreams)
Dreaming of a criminal entering someone’s home: It foretells the coming of an epidemic or a disaster. (Secret Book of Interpreting Dreams)
Dreaming of a criminal: If you dream of convicts being detained on both sides of the red steps in a government office, you can tell about the illness, death, or survival of the person by their name. Dreaming of passing through a government office where a criminal is being interrogated, or walking past it on the road, is an auspicious omen instead. Dreaming of a criminal breaking into your home foretells an epidemic or a disaster. If you dream of being accused of a crime yourself, you should judge the omen by the luck implied in the name of the crime. If you are on a journey and dream of traveling back and forth with a criminal at night, you must beware of thieves, spies, frame-ups, and other such dangers—you must prepare for them at the very beginning of the matter. (Menglin Xuanjie)
Dreaming of a criminal fleeing: It means that the person harbors malicious intentions. (Secret Book of Interpreting Dreams)
Dreaming of a criminal entering someone’s home: It foretells the coming of an epidemic or a disaster. (Secret Book of Interpreting Dreams)
Dreaming of a criminal: If you dream of convicts being detained on both sides of the red steps in a government office, you can tell about the illness, death, or survival of the person by their name. Dreaming of passing through a government office where a criminal is being interrogated, or walking past it on the road, is an auspicious omen instead. Dreaming of a criminal breaking into your home foretells an epidemic or a disaster. If you dream of being accused of a crime yourself, you should judge the omen by the luck implied in the name of the crime. If you are on a journey and dream of traveling back and forth with a criminal at night, you must beware of thieves, spies, frame-ups, and other such dangers—you must prepare for them at the very beginning of the matter. (Menglin Xuanjie)
Dreaming of a criminal fleeing: It means that the person harbors malicious intentions. (Secret Book of Interpreting Dreams)
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Paul Peng
Paul Peng is a Zhengyi Taoist priest from Longhu Mountain, Jiangxi — the ancestral home of the Celestial Masters' tradition. Ordained at 25 after a dream from the Celestial Master, he has practiced for 25 years under Master Zeng Guangliang. He is the curator of this store, which is officially authorized by Tianshi Fu. All items are consecrated at the temple by the resident priest team.
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