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Sweets in Miller’s dream book
If you ate sweets in a dream, remember what they were like. Delicious, crispy – a symbol of the fact that social entertainment or a new serious relationship awaits you; sour ones are a sign of health problems or disappointment in a person who was previously completely trusted.
Did you make sweets? Your hard work will be rewarded.
A box of chocolates given to you is usually considered a sign of prosperity. But for men, such an image can mean hypocritical attempts to ingratiate themselves and achieve intimacy. If you yourself act as a donor, then you will be disappointed – any proposals during this period (about marriage or business) will be rejected.
Sweets in Vanga’s dream book
Candy is a positive symbol. An exception is if they turned out to be unpleasant in taste: problems with the gastrointestinal tract or some minor difficulties in life await you.
- Chocolate is associated with inspiration, positive events, joyful emotions.
- Lollipops promise acquaintance with high-ranking people, which will develop into effective cooperation and strong friendship.
Did you get candy? Your dreams are yet to come true.
Sweets in the Islamic dream book
Sweets are a symbol of purity and sincerity of faith, deliverance from anxieties and dangers, as well as long-awaited changes in life: the patient will be cured, the traveler will return, the prisoner will be freed, the single will marry, the poor will find a livelihood in the way allowed in the Koran.
Sweets in Freud’s dream book
The psychoanalyst considered sweets to be a symbol of frivolity in the sexual sphere – and sweets are no exception. Usually they appear in a dream of someone who thinks only about pleasure and does not care about the consequences.
Buying a box of chocolates indicates a frequent change of partners without any regret.
Sweets in Loff’s dream book
Often dreams arise to help solve a problem that cannot be dealt with in reality. In his dream book, Loff does not give specific interpretations of certain things, he helps to analyze what he saw and draw parallels specifically with your life, and also, for clarity, analyzes the dreams of people who turned to him for help.
For example, a 37-year-old woman told how sweets began to fall on her in a dream, she tried to cover herself with an umbrella, but another sweet “hailstone” pierced the fabric, hitting her painfully on the head, then she hid in some room.
Loff explained that the candy indicates the search, the pain from the blows indicates the futility of the search, and the umbrella indicates protection. Having considered what was happening in the dream further, the woman realized that the chain of these images indicated a crisis in relations with her husband and her thoughts to find an outlet on the side.
If you dream of sweets, think, what are you looking for? What situation do you keep replaying in your head? What interferes with your peace of mind? Remember the maximum amount of details from your dream and try to unwind this tangle of hints, as Loff advises.
Candy in the dream book of Nostradamus
The explanations of Nostradamus are consonant with those given by Vanga. But the soothsayer focuses on the sphere of mental and physical health: if lately you have been nervous, worried, sick a lot, then after a dream about sweets, the problems will disappear, and you will get better.
Sweets in Tsvetkov’s dream book
The one who ate sweets in a dream should carefully perceive the sweet speeches of someone from your environment – this person is deceiving. He may flatter simply out of a desire to please you or he needs something.
For women, receiving sweets as a gift is a symbol of sympathy from an older fan; for men – wealth. If you gave sweets or treated them to someone, then everything planned is unlikely to be realized. Buying sweets also indicates vain expectations.
Sweets in the Esoteric dream book
Sweets symbolize dreams and desires. Your goals are unattainable, although they seem simple and affordable if you buy sweets in a dream. Success is possible only if the delicacy was prepared on their own, but not for themselves, but to treat someone.
Candy in Hasse’s dream book
Falling in love and a romantic period in life awaits the one who ate sweets in a dream. To receive sweets as a gift is a symbol of an invitation to a holiday.