Dreaming of a bird crashing into you - dream meaning with inherited lore

A bird flying toward you hits your chest, arm, or head. You may flinch in surprise, check where it hurts, or worry about what happens to the bird.

Korean lore: A bird flying toward you and touching your body has sometimes been read as unexpected news or an event drawing near. If it struck you hard, it may also reflect the strain of a sudden change. (This interpretation draws on folk traditions that read a bird flying in as a symbol of news and change.)

Through the mind: Something sudden, like an unexpected message or a change of plans, may be making you tense. If the feeling of being hurt was strong, you might also reflect on whether you’ve been feeling on guard or worn out lately.

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