Chapel

Chapel
Dream Dictionary
To dream of a chapel, denotes dissension in social circles and unsettled business. To be in a chapel, denotes disappointment and change of business.

The chapel reflects your need for solitude and contemplation. The dream also says that this is the right time for religious reflection and the search for a higher power. Seeing or being inside a chapel means that you are enjoying inner peace.

chapel symbol in dream
Dreamed about chapel. What does it mean?
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Chapel - To dream of a chapel, signifies dissension in social circles and unsettled business.
Charcoal - Dreaming of charcoal, indicates unsettled business and disagreements in love affairs.

chapel time to pray for something; a church ceremony. Who needs a song and a prayer?
chariot racing madly for the future and kicking up dust; if life is dull your dreams can supply some exciting adventures. Who are you carrying in such haste?

Church/Chapel/Temple - often symbolic of one's body and soul, unique to the individual in question and that their beliefs and spirituality are stored within
Crucifix - usually associated with passion and pain ...

funeral chapel, funeral church, funeral director, funeral home, funeral march, funeral parlor, funeral parlour, funeral pyre, funeral undertaker, funeral-residence, funerary, Funerate, Funeration
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CHAPEL higher thoughts
CHAPEL sacred belief in someone
CHAPEL sacred territory of dreamer
CHAPSTICK something really quite trivial
CHARACTER a distinctive quality
CHARIOT control over your passions
CHARIOT great passions ...

I slip on the dress without the shoes and go to the small chapel. There are only two people sitting in the pews.

Church. To dream of seeing a church in the distance, denotes disappointment in pleasures long anticipated. To enter one warp in gloom, you will participate in a funeral. Dull prospects of better times are portended. See Chapel.

Not just because of its history in wedding chapels, but also because this fair flower has been found in several funerary remains of ancient Celtic burial sites.

See also: Dream, Dreams, Will, Search, Find