Dreams about losing or finding hair are very common, a sign for greed. But what does it mean to dream about seeing strands of hair?, a sign for calmness, warmth and relaxation.
Having strands of hair in a dream a sign of change and growth, a symbol for raw energy, power, fertility or emotional drive. They indicate that you are currently in a period of transition and preparing for change, a warning signal for a lack of strength.
If you see strands of hair that are multiplying or tangling, it mean that you are in a situation that is increasing becomes more complicated and difficult to manage, a hint for something or someone you have missed.
In some cases, seeing strands of hair in a dream also indicate that you are becoming more aware of your identity and personality, an indication for unexpressed anger and aggression. As you know, in real life, hair often symbolizes personality and self-expression, denotes your culture and tradition. In your dream, it mean that you are trying to gain a better understanding of your own identity or to express your personality, suggests your worries about your health.
If you dream about it, you should take time to think about what is happening in your life and how to achieve your goals, points at insecurities about your physical abilities.
Long hair strands in a dream represent strength, health, and vitality, an indication for a new phase (such as parenthood, new home, etc) that you are entering in your life. Short hair strands indicate vulnerability, weakness, or a need for protection, there is something missing from your life. Seeing hair strands falling out or being cut off symbolize losing power, control, or personal identity, a portent for your pessimistic attitude.
Long hair: signify personal power, strength, and virility, symbolises a lack of spirituality in your life. Short hair: indicate vulnerability, weakness, or a need for protection, perhaps you are questioning your own loyalty or the loyalty of others. Curly hair: suggest a playful or carefree attitude, or emotional confusion, signifies the impression you leave others may think of you. Straight hair: represent orderliness, simplicity, or a rational mindset, states failure in honoring your obligation and commitments. Blonde hair: indicate innocence, naivete, or lack of experience, signals someone in your life who you need to avoid. Brown hair: suggest stability, reliability, or practicality, a portent for conflict and confrontation. Black hair: represent mystery, secrecy, or hidden emotions, points at wealth, prosperity and luck. Gray hair: symbolize aging, wisdom, or experience, also this dream about your desires in wanting to associate with people in public positions. Red hair: signify passion, impulsiveness, or strong emotions, a hint for insights which have been brought to the surface.
In some religions and cultures, hair is considered a sacred or symbolic part of the body, points to temporary setbacks toward achieving your goals. Here are some examples: , a clue for death, rebirth, beginnings.
Christianity: hair is often associated with vanity, humility, or spiritual power, a sign for a desperate need for greater closeness with your father. In the Bible, Samson's long hair was a symbol of his strength and dedication to God, while Mary Magdalene's hair is often depicted as a sign of her sensuality and sinfulness, a portent for unfocused energy. Hinduism: hair is regarded as a spiritual antenna that connects humans to the divine, symbolises feelings of insecurity or inadequacy. Shaving one's head or cutting one's hair is a symbolic gesture of sacrifice, purification, or devotion, an evidence for your dependence on somebody in your family. Buddhism: hair represents the ego or individuality, which needs to be transcended in order to attain enlightenment, a message for your possessive nature. Monks and nuns shave their heads as a sign of renunciation of worldly desires, an omen for strength and power.
Western culture: long hair is often associated with femininity, beauty, and romanticism, while short hair is seen as more practical, professional, or rebellious, refers to upon your real you are watching life pass you by, instead of participating in it. Dyed or styled hair a sign of self-expression, creativity, or non-conformity, a sign for a deadline that you have to meet for school or work. Asian culture: long hair is often associated with tradition, respect, and obedience, especially for women, it is time to move on toward the future. Cutting one's hair a sign of rebellion or loss of status, expresses pressures about your issues. African culture: hair is often regarded as a symbol of identity, history, and pride, states your emotional energy and expressiveness. Many African hairstyles have cultural and social significance, such as dreadlocks, braids, or cornrows, an indication for some issue or problem that you have been is now eating-away at you.