Dragon

10 readings from 2 sources.

Zhou Gong

周公解夢 (Zhou Gong Jie Meng)

attributed to the Duke of Zhou (周公旦)

classical, undated · Chinese

Riding a dragon up to heaven: high nobility.

In the source 乘龍上天大主貴

Section 天地日月星辰

Riding a dragon into the water: you gain a noble position.

In the source 乘龍入水有貴位

Section 龍蛇禽獸等類

A dragon sleeping in the water: what you seek is accomplished.

In the source 龍眠水中求事遂

Section 龍蛇禽獸等類

highly auspicious

A dragon at the gate: greatly auspicious and prosperous.

In the source 龍當門者大吉昌

Section 龍蛇禽獸等類

A dragon dying: you lose your noble position.

In the source 龍死亡主失貴位

Section 龍蛇禽獸等類

Riding a dragon up a mountain: what you seek is accomplished.

In the source 乘龍上山所求遂

Section 龍蛇禽獸等類

A dragon in flight: office and high nobility.

In the source 龍飛有官位大貴

Section 龍蛇禽獸等類

Riding a dragon into the market: a noble position.

In the source 乘龍入市主貴位

Section 龍蛇禽獸等類

A woman seeing a dragon: she bears a noble son.

In the source 婦人見龍生貴子

Section 龍蛇禽獸等類

Miller

Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted; Or, What's in a Dream

Gustavus Hindman Miller

1901 · American Victorian

To dream of a dragon, denotes that you allow yourself to be governed by your passions, and that you are likely to place yourself in the power of your enemies through those outbursts of sardonic tendencies. You should be warned by this dream to cultivate self-control.