Dreaming that an eagle loses a feather - dream meaning with inherited lore
It may connect to feeling your confidence or familiar role waver, or to the process of letting go of something old.
As the eagle moves, a feather comes loose and falls. It lands on the ground or water, while the eagle keeps moving.
Korean lore: 이 장면만의 전통적 풀이가 널리 정해져 있다고 보기는 어려워요. 다만 독수리의 깃털이 떨어지는 모습을 기세의 변화나 오래된 것을 벗는 장면으로 풀이해 볼 수 있어요. (독수리 자체를 기세로 보는 민간 상징에 깃털이 빠지는 장면을 덧붙인 제한적인 해석이에요.)
Through the mind: 요즘 자신을 지탱하던 역할이나 익숙한 방식이 바뀌고 있다면 그런 감각이 꿈에 비쳤을 수 있어요. 깃털이 떨어진 뒤 가벼웠는지 허전했는지에 주목해 보세요.
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