Drawbridge
What does my dream about Drawbridge really mean?
Only the real true about dream, where you have seen various combinations with Drawbridge. All symbols of dream are collected from different sources and cultures, so, please, select, adapt and interpret, how it fits best for you:
In General:
Drawbridge that spans a moat of a castle and is lowered, and if you then walks across it, points to open your ears out with a related project. A drawbridge that is not lowered, indicates impending trouble.
Psychologically:
The nightmare does not reach its destination because it is too late. The saving castle is not scaled, because the bridge is raised. If the bridge is entered, but the soul has apparently mastered the task.
Traditionally:
Arabian
- To go across drawbridge: expectations will disappoint you.
European
- means that one will have to persist despite obstacles an unexpected journey;
- To see: they will be entirely on the goodwill of another in need of something.
Hindu
-To see drawbridges: your plans can be between public authorities.
* See also other dreams meanings of bridge, castle, river and trench.
* A drawbridge is a type of movable bridge typically associated with the entrance of a castle surrounded by a moat. The term is often used to describe all different types of movable bridges, like bascule bridges and lift bridges.
* bridging, bridged, span, castles, moats…
No related dreams.
Extras (sources, descriptions, references, external links):
- Explanation of Drawbridge is based on many independent sources about dreams. That covers different views of New Age Interpreters, visions of Ancient Times Diviners and even Old Prophecies of Archaic Civilizations. The most remarkable names of these Seers are Oracles of Egypt, Akashwani of India, Artemidorus Daldianus of Greece, Muhammad Ibn Sirin (Muslim prophet), Gustavus Hindman Miller (Christian interpreter), Sigmund Freud (Jewish atheists, father of psychoanalysis), Carl Jung (Jewish psychiatrist);
- Short explanation of word/s is gathered from public dictionaries;
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I was driving and I could see the end of the road up ahead. I realized there was water and there was no other way to go except back the way I came. I had this frustrating feeling that I had gone the wrong way, so I turned to go what I thought was the “right” way. As I turned to go back, I looked over my shoulder and saw a drawbridge lifting up. When it got all the way up, it broke off and came tumbling down at my feet. I’ve gotten some interpretations of this dream, but I would like to know what you think. I know a drawbridge prevents passage when it’s up, but it does come down eventually for the cars to pass.
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To find right answer to your dream, I need to look into meaning of car and road (end road) in dreams and combine it with drawbridge. When I have answer to your dream, I will post it here.
But looking only from drawbridge perspective:
1. You may have to persist some obstacles in journey.
If we combine two meanings – Drawbridge and Desert road (http://www.dreamomania.com/dreamdictionary/buildings/desert-road_meaning/) – then we have this:
1. You may have to persist some obstacles in journey. But you will reach your goals;
2. Someone, who trust in you, will help to reach your needs.
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Basically, I’ve had the same dream about 50 times. It’s night time and I’m just about to go over the drawbridge in my car, but then it starts to raise up and I can’t get off of it because I’m at the very edge of it. My car has never fallen into the water in my dream, but I get a sense of panic. Also, I’ve noticed that all of the bridges are very large. Can someone give me an interpretation of these dreams? Thank you.
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Tonnietta Mauricico Reply:
May 20th, 2013 at 5:32 pm
Hi Tracy,
Your not really having a dream. What you are having is called a Vision of a Spiritual Journey and what you will call a Night Terror. It’s like your stuck between the Natural World and the Supernatural World. Its pretty frieightening huh?
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