The intoxication of the world...

To dream of buying liquor, denotes selfish usurpation of property upon which you have no legal claim If you sell it, you will be criticised for niggardly benevolence.To drink some,...

Alcohol as ‘spirit’ or essence is the conjunction of opposites, a combination of the principles of fire and water.It is a means of changing consciousness. In dreams where alcoh...

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It will be necessary to be on your guard against those who flatter you if you dream of drinking liqueurs or cordials....

Drinking nonalcoholic wine in a dream means distress, sorrow, a wretched life, poverty, or unexpected expense. In a dream, drinking nonalcoholic wine also represents lawful money t...

The person who loses the duel in the dream will gain victory and live prosperously in real life. It could also mean that the loser will gain more land than the winner....

When I was in college, I read in a theology book that a monk on a mountain top and a man with his bottle of wine are really trying to get to the same place. That place translates t...

Drinking freely in a dream shows a change of circumstances, and the other surroundings will decide whether this is in your favour or otherwise....

interpreted upon 3 sides: forbidden wealth, a marriage in secrecy, blessing of the world. Whoever sees one of the Infallible Imams in his sleep, and immediately after that in the d...

Dreaming of drinking beer, wine, etc., in moderation, under happy circumstances - with friends, at a party, etc. - indicates that success lies ahead. However, in any dream of alcoh...

To dream that you are on a blind date, suggests that you are getting to know some hidden aspects of yourself. You are acknowledging your hidden talents. Alternatively, it may refle...

Alcohol can have a significant impact on sleep and sleeping patterns. Under the influence of alcohol, the quantity of rapid eye movement (REM) sleep decreases and Stage 4 sleep inc...

Someone who shares your home can represent: Someone who’s a part of your life, interacts with you often, or seems familiar to you (perhaps because you know or knew them well, or ...

The idea of meeting that person or someone they represent in your life, whether a real or imagined meeting (for example, meeting your mother for lunch might represent yesterday’s...