The meaning of the symbols of playing and beach seen in a dream.

Location of peaceful blessings, unless the water looks dark and tumultuous; see “water”...

1. Need for physical movement and activity; fun.2. To act out and release trapped emotions.3. Desire to take life less seriously. ...

Opportunity; sense of fate.The different suits depict different things. Hearts: emotions; relationships. Diamonds: riches; intellectual. Spades: one’s body; move­ment; sensualit...

Happenstance, luck, and skill....

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Symbolic of contested territory ...

Multicolored and inflated with air, a beach ball may suggest playful emotions or thoughts. It may represent a symbol for your wholeness as the multicolored segments of the personal...

Vision: Dreaming about the lottery: be prepared for dishonesty and don’t have too many illusions. Flaying a game for money: deceit and quarrels ahead. Playing a game of cards: y...

Vision: Playing handball—or any other ball game: you always catch the luck that life is throwing your way and just in time (if—in your dream—you do catch the ball!).See Ball...

Vision: A playing card stands for reckless optimism. You are “betting everything on one card. “ Be careful! Watching others play cards: a rather unpleasant situation ahead. Pl...

To dream of a beach house symbolizes something you feel you are missing emotionally. Think about what happens in your dream, or what objects you see in or around the house, to figu...

A dream in which you are lying sunning yourself on an idyllic beach with rolling sand, gentle waves and warm tropical sunshine may represent simple wish-fulfillment and a longing t...

1. Limit;2. Boundary;3. Kingdom of Heaven (where souls are won and lost);4. Recreation;5. Earth;6. No foundation in the Word (standing on sand);7. Safety;8. Battleground. Matt. 13:...

Long before people used cards to play games, they were used to foretell the future. In fact, playing cards were invented for divination rather than for entertainment. Bear in mind ...

To dream of learning to play an instrument suggests a sense of purpose and a need to apply yourself. You could have a project in mind or something you’re already working towards ...