Dream About Cross

In general, the cross a symbol of faith, spirituality and hope, but it also point to other aspects of our lives, indicates a small lapse in judgment.

For example, if you dream of a cross while going through a difficult time, it this should be taken as a sign that there is hope that you will find your way out of this difficult phase, sadly a warning signal for a part of yourself that needs to be healed, either physically or mentally. The cross also mean that one should reflect on one's beliefs in order to meet life's challenges, suggests some extraordinary problem or issue that you are trying to deal with in your life. It also be a sign of spiritual purification and renewal when going through a difficult time or crisis, a hint for some misfortune or unlucky threat.

On the other hand, the cross in a dream also have negative meanings, especially if it is accompanied by grief or suffering becomes, a clue for a threat to your safety and freedom. It indicate struggling with guilt or regret, or fear of upcoming obstacles or difficulties, an indication for repressed desires of your own appearance and passion. It also be interpreted as a sign of pain or sorrow, a message for your giving nature.

If one is a believer, a dream about the cross possibly have a spiritual meaning, a hint for your desire or need to escape from a restrictive situation or relationship. It an indication of being drawn closer to God or a higher power, represents luck and chance.

Regardless of the exact meaning of the cross in the dream, it serve as a reminder that we reflect on our beliefs and on the belief in should trust something higher to guide us through life's challenges and difficulties, suggests issues of in a relationship.

In summary, a dream of the cross have many different meanings, a sign for the burdens that you are literally carrying on your shoulders. It a sign of hope, faith and spirituality, but also of sorrow, suffering and difficulties, denotes initiative and direction.

Some dreams mere reflections of our daily experiences, while others have hidden meanings that require interpretation, symbolises opportunities that are readily available to you.

Dreaming of a cross symbolize sacrifice, suffering, or redemption, sadly draws attention to suffering, martyrdom, death and sacrifice. It represent a burden or a responsibility you are carrying in your daily life, points to the need for need to fit into a new situation or role. Alternatively, it signify a need for spiritual guidance or a desire for protection from negative forces, a symbol for someone who is plain.

Christian Symbol: For Christians, the cross is a symbol of faith, hope, and love, expresses tears, crying and sadness. Dreaming of a cross indicate the need to strengthen one’s faith or to seek divine intervention in one’s life, stands for your voice to express how you are really feeling. Pagan Symbol: Some pagan cultures see the cross as a symbol of the four elements – earth, air, fire, and water, a portent for something you have forgotten to do. Dreaming of a cross indicate the need to balance these four elements in your life, a premonition for speed, agility and athleticism.

Christianity: For Christians, dreaming of a cross an invitation to deepen one’s relationship with God, signifies temporary setbacks toward achieving your goals. It also be a reminder of the sacrifices made by Jesus on the cross, states the hardships, risks or failures you are faced with in your endeavors. Paganism: In certain pagan traditions, the cross is associated with the goddess of fertility and the cycle of life, symbolises docility and conformity.

Western Culture: In Western culture, the cross is a widely recognized symbol of Christianity, refers to weakness. Ancient Cultures: In some ancient cultures, the cross was revered as a symbol of the union between heaven and earth, suggests your wise decisions.

A cross in your dream represent a burden or a conflict that you are struggling to resolve, indicates with you are. This conflict internal or external, and dreaming of a cross signify your need for resolution or closure, something that you are trying to manipulate.

Consider what the dreams attempting to tell you, and what steps you take to address any issues or concerns that have arisen, an indication for your need improve your communication skills or learn to express yourself more clearly. Journaling or speaking with a therapist or spiritual advisor help you to gain deeper insight into the meaning of your dreams, your need to lean on others for help.

Cross: Dreaming of a cross a sign of spiritual guidance and protection, signals responsibilities and expectations. It a sign that you are being guided on your spiritual journey, or that you are being watched over by a higher power, a hint for an aspect of yourself that does not want to grow up. It also symbolize the need to find balance in your life, or to find peace and harmony, a sign for celebration and festivities. Alternatively, it represent the need to make a difficult decision or to take a stand for something you believe in, draws attention to life experiences of being continually disappointed.

What does it mean Cross in a dream?

  • If you have seen a cross symbol in your dream, You may have difficulty adapting to the day, you may have to deal with the issues you are worried about more. To see a cross symbol in your dream indicates that you are under control and being watched. To see a cross in a dream indicates that a job or behavior is followed. It is a sign of proving himself without pain to pass the exams easily.
  • If you have dreamed of making a cross in a dream, You may spend for your children, Sudden movements may cause you to make the wrong decision. To see a cross in your dream indicates that you will go on a long journey and experience many fun events, and you will work hard to realize your dreams. According to the new interpreters, this dream signifies that he will attain the wealthy life he always dreamed of, that he wears tight clothes and is condemned in the society. Sometimes this dream indicates that your earnings will be doubled and you will experience an event that will cause a gossip that will affect your whole life.

Eric Ackroyd Interpretation

A cross may have private associations for you. On the other hand, the cross is such an ancient symbol that its meaning in a dream may have come from the collective - not the personal - unconscious (for this distinction).

(1) It may mean simply ‘no-go’: that something in your life has come to an end; or that it ought to come to an end. Look deeper into yourself for new directions, in both senses of the word.

(2) It may be a crossroads sign.

See also Crossroads.

(3) Is the cross in the dream a burden? If so, don’t be too ready to accept the notion that crosses have to be borne. Discover what it is in your life or in yourself that constitutes a ‘cross’, and then remove it - dissolve it with a proper self-love. Burdens prevent you from reaching your full stature as a person.

(4) The cross may be a symbol of death. It may be that your present self, or something in you, must ‘die’ as a necessary prelude to new and fuller life.

(5) It may be a symbol of martyrdom. Is the martyrdom something you feel as an oppressive and crippling restraint, or is it self-imposed? These are not absolute alternatives: what is consciously felt as an undeserved punishment may be unconsciously self-inflicted - for some imagined guiltiness.

(6) A crucifix (cross with the crucified one fastened to it) will carry the symbolism of crucifixion, which may be either martyrdom (as in (5) above), or severe restraining of‘bodily^ or ‘earthly5 desires. Alternatively, it may represent extreme neglect of some psychic component or function (for repression and suppression). Decide whether your unconscious is recommending or protesting against the rcpression / suppression, and act accordingly.

(7) The Greek cross, having all four arms of equal length, may symbolize wholeness: the unified psyche - the unification of conscious and unconscious. (The union of opposites is represented by the vertical and horizontal lines of the cross; wholeness is represented by the way the arms reach out to embrace reality in all directions.) See also Mandala

Theresa Cheung Interpretation

Until around AD 33, the cross was a symbol of punishment, as well as being a simple symbol of connection. Since that time, the cross has become a powerful symbol of religion, but it also indicates the challenges and tribulations that you face in life. The most obvious connection the majority of us make is with the cross on which Jesus died.

If you are religious and focus on the pain and suffering of Jesus, the cross could mean that you feel there are great burdens in your life that are almost too much to bear. You are being crucified—tortured— for the things in which you believe. The pain is unwarranted but you bear it all the same, and are seeking for a way to handle your problems. Yes, there may be troubles, but if you approach them with a joyful spirit and optimism, you will find a path through them. Your dreaming mind is telling you that you have the spiritual strength within you to overcome any hurdle.

If you are not religious, the cross could stand for a power in your life over which you have no control or that is trying to influence you. It could mean that you have a certain path you wish to take, but that forces are preventing you from taking that path. The cross may also represent something in your life that is wrong or forbidden, or something you need to cross off a list.

If the cross is upright as in +, this suggests correctness and self-assertion; but if the cross is in the shape of an x, it represents reaching out and wholeness.

Martha Clarke Interpretation

The cross is a symbol present in all cultures, therefore, it has multiple references. There are many types and each of them refers to its own meaning. For example, the Greek cross (with four arms of equal length) expressed wholeness; Native Americans used to draw crosses to represent the partition of the universe. For Christians, it means suffering, martyrdom, death, and sacrifice. In general, you can see, in its most simple representation, the four cardinal points and the image of the human body with arms outstretched. In the first case, you should interpret this dream as the need to make a decision on an issue makes you worried. However, if you link the cross to the human body this symbol suggests that you need to restore balance, as well as being consistent with yourself.

From a mystical point of view, the cross symbolizes the division nature in four sets: four seasons, four directions, four elements... Formerly, the cross contained the ideal human body.

It is also associated with the power of arboreal life.

Patrica Telesco Interpretation

Something coming to an end or a crossroad.

The Celtic or Greek equidistant cross: An elemental balance and wholeness (see Pictographs).

Carrying a cross: Burdens that may not be yours to bear. Self-imposed martyrdom.

Protective energy. Carrying or wearing a cross was long considered a potent safeguard from evil, especially from vampires.

A Red Cross: Take special note of your health, as this suggests you may be overlooking a problem that could become serious with time.

According to Jung, other items that are symbolic of crosses include the ace of spades (see Cards), forked branches, anchors, and four-armed wheels.

If any of these appear in your dream, consider both entries for interpretive value.

A Saltire Cross (one rotated halfway) creates an X, marking the spot under which you should look for more answers, or to discover the treasures.

Dr. Mıchael Lennox Interpretation

This symbol is most associated with Christianity, but in fact the circle divided into four equal parts is the most ubiquitous of all spiritual symbols found in almost every civilization back through time.

The earth is a circle divided into a cross by virtue of the North and South Poles combined with the eastern and western horizons. This makes the cross a truly universal symbol.

If you have a personal association with Christianity, then you must use this in your interpretation.

If not, still consider this a primal symbol representing the spiritual energy of all beings on Earth. Its presence in a dream may indicate a stirring of a mystical nature.

Klaus Vollmar Interpretation

Symbol for direction and order. It appears in classic dreams, where it is the cross of the victor, the cross of God’s praise and honor, and also a sign of victory. According to Jung, it appeared in a dream about agony (cross to bear).

According to Artemidorus, the 2nd century dream interpreter, it is a favorable sign for those who are going on a sea voyage, because ships were made of wood, and the masts took on the configuration of the cross.

For non-seafaring people, however, it is a sign of bad luck.

Dream Explanations - Anonymous Interpretation

Dreams of a cross symbolize that you are dealing with your cross to bear, or you are grappling with your religious and spiritual affiliation and devotion. This dream may be suggesting that it time for you sacrifice short term pain for long term gain, or that you will ascend from this difficult time you are moving through. Perhaps you are at a crossroads in your life, and you must make a life altering decision or sacrifice.

See Christ.

Katherine Taylor Craig Interpretation

To dream of a cross augurs success and honor; to carry it, trouble (Artemidorus). The cross as a symbol of victory is illustrated in the dream of the Emperor Constantine as related by Eusebius. In one of the marches the Emperor saw the “luminous trophy of the cross placed above the meridian sun, and inscribed with the following words : By this conquer.”—Gibbon.

Joan Seaman - Tom Philbin Interpretation

1. To a believer, an affirmation of one’s faith.

2. To an agnostic, a question as to whether one should believe or not.

3. To an athe­ist, a symbol of one’s disbelief in god and religion.

4. A hint that though one does not believe in god, one might someday.

5. If one pictures oneself being crucified, one is making a huge sac­rifice for someone else.

Tony Crisp Interpretation

Difficulties or tribulations we cany, perhaps unneces­sarily; human life and its whole spectrum of experience, phys­ical, sexual, mental, emotional, cosmic—painful and delight­ful, wrongness, as with tick being correct, cross being wrong or forbidden; completion as when crossed off list; the body, upon which consciousness is nailed or fixed during life.

Ariadne Green Interpretation

The cross is an ancient symbol with horizontal and vertical lines intersecting that represents the manifestation of spint into matter. As the structure on which Jesus was crucified, the cross signifies suffering, burden, and martyrdom.

A cross that is worn around the neck may point to devotion to Christ or it may mention that you have a cross to bear.

myjellybean Interpretation

To see a cross (crucifix) in a dream, is a warning that someone you care about will go through troubling times.

If you dream of holding or wearing a crucifix in your dream, you are a kind and modest person and these are the personal qualities that will win you love and success.

James R. Lewis and Evelyn Dorothy Oliver Interpretation

To a religious Christian, a cross carries a clear theological meaning. To someone raised in Christianity but not a practicing Christian, a cross in a dream can represent some aspect of their childhood. We also talk about an unpleasant responsibility, as in a “cross we have to bear.”

Tyler Wolfe Interpretation

Symbolic of Christ’s death for our sins, Jn. 19:19.

If the cross is colored the color has special significance to the interpretation.

A cross can be on an animal or a person and be an indication of a false religious belief or demonic doctrine

Gustavus Hindman Miller Interpretation

To dream of seeing a cross, indicates trouble ahead for you. Shape your affairs accordingly.

To dream of seeing a person bearing a cross, you will be called on by missionaries to aid in charities.

Tyler Wolfe Interpretation

Dresser-to see a man wearing women’s clothes or a woman wearing men’s clothing during a dream is symbolic of someone who is oppressed and influenced by a demonic spirit of perversion, Deut. 22:5

Betty Bethards Interpretation

Originally the mystical symbol for man, meaning perfect balance. The point of intersection was centered, representing the heart chakra as opened with three chakras above and three below.

Raymond Buckland Interpretation

An equal-armed cross is a sign of good luck to come.

If the cross is enclosed in a circle, it means there will be financial good luck.

Stearn Robinson - Tom Corbett Interpretation

Joy and triumph, but only after a hard struggle and some grief, is predicted in a dream featuring a cross of any description.

Margaret Hamilton Interpretation

Symbol of christianity; type of cross defines one’s god, i.E. Golden cross is worship of money, etc.

Versatile - Anonymous Interpretation

See anger, shapes / patterns and spiritual imagery in the introduction

Internet Archive - Anonymous Interpretation

An omen of sorrow in the affections.

Dream Meanings Anonymous Interpretation

see Dream Dictionary: Shapes

Pamela Ball Interpretation

see Shape

Zolar Interpretation

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Christ on the: your fortune wil be shared in comfort and security.

having a, on the feet: prepare for emotional sorrow.

in the church: great joy.

of a: trouble in integrating extreme behaviors.

on a grave: request help to moderate your emotions.

praying on a: are trying to forestal a hopeless situation.

side of the road, at the: rely on your own strength to get through hard times.

wearing a: reconciliation with friends.

others: wil have the protection of foundation and stability.

gold: keep favorable energies surrounding you.

Ibn Seerin Interpretation

A cross in a dream represents a high ranking person who is worthy of respect or it could represent a religious person. Carrying a cross in a dream could mean marriage, or an unsuitable marriage, or begetting a son. Seeing a cross in a dream also could mean adultery, rape or conceiving a son in sin. Seeing a cross in a dream is also interpreted to mean death, opposites, opposition, war, fight, distress, temptation, lies, false testimony or slander.

Jean Boushahla Interpretation

an archetype symbol for the way of Christ, our ultimate overcoming of materiality through an alliance with the will of God; humankind's fall from Spirit into matter and the need to crucify or control the lower animal nature; the crystallization of our two natures; the perpendicular bar symbolizing the inner divine nature, and the horizontal bar our material, earthy nature. Cross with serpent entwined about it— humankind's fall into matter and the necessity for carrying one's own cross in order to be resurrected (lifted up in consciousness).

Marsha Trimble Dunstan Interpretation

plan of salvation (see Matthew 27:35-46; Mark 10:21; Romans 6:6; Galatians 6:14); redeeming worldly things to God (see Ephesians 2:11-16); pass by (see Joshua 1:2); instrument through which sin is done away with (see Romans 6:6); problems of life (see Matthew 16:24); trials, including bullying, threats, ridicule, oppression (see Matthew 10:38; 16:24; 27:32; Luke 9:23).

Georg Fink Interpretation

The cross is a symbol for order. It often refers to a point in the dreamers life where the future is being decided. Or, it may be a sign for the dreamer to come to terms with his or her present situation.

Ian Wallace Interpretation

Ability to shape my circumstances by not getting too upset that other viewpoints may seem to be completely different from mine

Mary Summer Interpretation

(shape) portrays burdens

Mary Summer Interpretation

(sign of the cross) exposes religious rather than spiritual faith

Julia and Derek Parker Interpretation

Of course the cross is a very potent Christian symbol but in fact crosses have, from the very distant past, been highly symbolic in all known civilisations, representing not only universal values but mankind at the highest point of aspiration. For the Egyptians the ankh combined the male and female symbols and therefore represented life itself, and the coming together of heaven and earth. For the Chinese it was the symbol of the earth and everything upon it. The Africans used it as a symbol of protection in childbirth; for the Buddhists it stands at the centre of the Wheel of the Law; the Hindus see the upright as representing celestial being, while the crossbar stands for humanity in its baser condition. The Mexicans showed man crucified upon a cross, but their god himself was often also fixed to it. The Romans used it as a symbol of doom. The Christian meaning needs no comment. In view of all this, any dream with a cross as its central symbol is likely to be an important one. It may well be a symbol of hope and inspiration, so that even if you are experiencing a difficult period in your life your unconscious is helping you to realise that all is not lost. It may represent the cross which you have to bear at present in waking life. But do not neglect the obvious punning attribution; are you very cross about something, or behaving like a ‘little cross patch’?

Julie Gillentine Interpretation

The cross has become the symbol of the Christian religion. Examine also for play on words. Are you feeling “cross”? At a “crossroad”?

Tony Crisp Interpretation

See cross under shapes, symbols.