Dreaming of covering a mirror on the wall with cloth - dream meaning with inherited lore
You may not want to look at yourself or face other people’s gaze right now.
You cover a mirror hanging on the wall with cloth or clothing. You may feel relieved when you can’t see it, or still want to check even after covering it.
Korean lore: A scene of covering a mirror can be read as pausing before showing yourself or avoiding others’ eyes. There isn’t a firmly established traditional meaning for covering a wall or mirror, so it feels more natural to focus on how you felt in the dream. (This reading cautiously draws on folk interpretations of mirrors as symbols of self-image or others’ gaze.)
Through the mind: Being judged may feel burdensome, or you may not want to compare yourself with others right now. Covering the mirror with cloth may hold a wish to turn away from others’ eyes and rest for a while.
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