Chapel | Dream Interpretation Chapel

Dream Interpretation Chapel | Dream Meanings

Unlike other religious buildings, a chapel in your dream is â fortunate omen whether you found yourself inside or outside.

The Complete Guide to Interpreting Your Dreams | Stearn Robinson - Tom Corbett

A young person of either sex who dreams of going into a chapel is likely to have misfortune in love affairs. It implies disappointment at the least.

The Complete Dream Book | Gillian Holloway

If you dream of being outside a chapel, you will be surprised by sudden good fortune.

The Complete Dream Book | Gillian Holloway

To dream of a chapel, denotes dissension in social circles and unsettled business.

To be in a chapel, denotes disappointment and change of business.

For young people to dream of entering a chapel, implies false loves and enemies. Unlucky unions may entangle them.

Ten Thousand Dream Interpretation | Gustavus Hindman Miller

See Church.

Strangest Dream Explanations | Dream Explanations - Anonymous

Concerns about religion.

New American Dream Dictionary | Joan Seaman - Tom Philbin

As with all religious buildings, it is a fortunate dream if you see the outside, but not if you find yourself inside.

Mystic Dream Book | Internet Archive - Anonymous

A place of quiet and contemplation. Particularly in times of stress it points to reflection. Romantic place.

According to Freud, a symbol for women, as in Church.

Little Giant Encyclopedia | Klaus Vollmar

Vision: Seeing or being inside a chapel: you are not only enjoying inner peace and a place for reflection—but also Gods guidance.

Depth Psychology: The chapel reflects your need for solitude and contemplation. This is the right time for religious reflection and the search for a higher power. See Church.

Dream Meanings of Versatile | Versatile - Anonymous

A small religious place of worship, formal or informal

Dream Dictionary Unlimited | Margaret Hamilton

Chapel | Dream Interpretation

The keywords of this dream: Chapel

Church, Chapel, Temple

Example: ‘It was like an English church with several great spires.

The whole building seemed to be built in a white and gold design.

The gold pans shimmered in the sun. I gazed at this wonderful sight for some time and felt such a wonderful feeling of upliftment, my tiredness gone’ (Johan E). As in the example, the powerfully regenerative side of our inner life or feelings; the world of experience we have created inwardly by our thoughts, meditation, actions; our sense of contact with life itself. Also the moral rules we make decisions from (such rules may not be ‘Christian’ if they kill much of our inner life); moral authority, our relationship with the community. Occasionally baptism, marriage, death, the mother or refuge.

Walking past church: not entering into contact with the best in us—or our anger towards dogma. Example: The priest was going to question and assault my friend in connection with some opinion he had offended the church with. I went to stand near him to give him moral suppon, and physical help if necessary. I hated seeing anybody degraded.

The priest saw my move and sent three thug type men to shoulder me out. They surrounded me to knock me down. I went beserk and knocked them all over the place with kicks and punches’ (John P). In the example John sees the dogmas of the Church as an assault and degradation of human qualities of love and moral suppon. ... A Guide to Dreams and Sleep Experiences