A dream of several copies of a photo being printed - dream meaning with inherited lore
A scene where one photo turns into many may connect with noticing that a memory or result is being kept or shared more widely than expected.
Photos of the same scene keep coming out of a photo machine or printer and pile up on the desk. You choose which ones to give away, or look them over, surprised there are so many.
Korean lore: 전통적으로는 같은 장면이 여럿 남는 꿈을 소식이나 기억이 여러 사람에게 이어지는 모습으로 풀이해 온 경우가 있어요. 다만 사진의 수만으로 재물이나 성과를 단정하기보다는 꿈속에서 느낀 반응을 함께 살펴요. (민간 꿈풀이에서 늘어나거나 반복되는 결과물을 주변에 퍼지는 소식이나 기억에 비추어 보는 해석이에요.)
Through the mind: 내가 한 일이나 경험이 다른 사람에게 어떻게 전해질지 생각하는 마음이 반영됐을 수 있어요. 쌓인 사진이 부담스러웠다면 정리되지 않은 기억이나 해야 할 일이 많다고 느끼는 때일 수도 있어요.
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- Dreaming of something hidden in a photo being revealed — Something hidden being revealed through a photo can be seen as a process of newly noticing facts or feelings you had overlooked.
- Dreaming of photographing a pet — This may reveal your wish to cherish someone you rely on emotionally and hold on to the time you have shared for a long while.
- Dreaming of photographing a silhouette — It may reflect a wish to understand a person or situation that’s hard to make out.
- A dream about a landscape looking warped in a photo — It may reflect a familiar situation feeling strange, or a sense that you need to look at it from another angle.
- Dreaming of photographing a rainbow — This can be connected to wanting to hold on to an expected change or welcome opportunity before it passes.
- Dreaming of running out of camera film — It may be connected to feeling short on chances to capture things, or worrying you’ll miss a moment.
- A dream about taking a panoramic photo — It may connect to a widening perspective or a desire to see the bigger picture.
- A dream about tearing up a photo — You may want to put a memory or relationship behind you, or push away a moment that’s been on your mind.