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For a china merchant to dream that his store looks empty, foretells he will have reverses in his business, and withal a gloomy period will follow.
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The interpretation of this dream depends on its details. If you were happy in the dream, or if you were shopping and lots of business and selling was going on, it is a good omen of abundance and prosperity.
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For a woman to dream of painting or arranging her china, foretells she will have a pleasant home and be a thrifty and economical matron.
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China or china a country, or a plate; something may feel foreign or mysterious to you; something beautiful, delicate and precious. What is on your plate right now?
China Store For a china merchant to dream that his store looks empty, foretells he will have reverses in his business, and withal a gloomy period will follow. See
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1. Zuni and Hopi dolls with moveable arms representing the spirits of plants, birds, animals. 2. Dance performed by masked impersonators
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Kachinas are the spirit essences of everything on earth to the Hopi. See images of different kachinas, and learn more about what these spirit symbols mean.
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In China a fish served whole is a symbol of prosperity.
The fish, particularly the salmon is associated with knowledge and intelligence. By eating the salmon it is believed you gain wisdom and knowledge.
Peaches: In China, peaches are associated with the god of long life, Shou Hsing. Eating a peach in a dream is therefore seen as a forecasting of pleasure and good fortune.
baluster, balustrade, banister, bar, barbican, bare pole, base, beam, beanpole, belfry, bell tower, billet, bitter end, black and white, board, boarding, bottom dollar, boundary, bowl, brow, bunt, butt, butt end, campanile, cap, caryatid, China, ...
China As long as the china in your dream is not broken, cracked or chipped, you can expect happiness in your homelife. Cigarettes Important business deals are on the way if you dream of a pack of cigarettes.
People in ancient Greece and ancient China looked to their dreams for their next course of action. Dreaming can be seen as an actual place that your spirit and soul leaves every night to go and visit.
It was sunny outside and we were drinking and having a pleasant conversation about her recent trip to China. From out of nowhere, a small, fuzzy dog came walking into the backyard and up onto the porch.
'Bull in a china shop' - clumsy and oafish.
That person is 'bull-head' - stubborn.
'That's Bull!' - as in that's a load of crap!
'Grab the bull by its horns!' - facing a challenge head on with confidence.
'Raging bull' - one track mind /fixation.
The apple blossom symbolizes beauty and peace, especially in China. If you dream of an apple tree that is covered with apple blossoms, it can be a sign that you are feeling at peace, ...
In Asian cultures it's good sign, signifying fertility and wealth in Japan, or good luck in China. It may refer to a person who has recently treated you badly or who is untrustworthy.
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In either case, don't kill the 'dragon'; if necessary tame it. (In China, 'chi' is good, life-giving energy and the channels it runs along are called 'dragon-lines', which are said to follow underground water and underground magnetic fields).
For example, color (representing a certain holiday or team), texture (lace representing femininity or a wedding), and type (china representing a formal occasion, paper plates representing a casual one).
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