Lap

2 readings from 2 sources.

Jagaddeva

Der Traumschlüssel (Svapnacintāmaṇi) des Jagaddeva

Jagaddeva; edited and translated by Julius von Negelein

11th century; critical edition 1912 · Indian

Whoever's lap is filled in a dream with money and goods, with choice fruits and blossoms, surely attains great fortune.

In the source Wessen Schoß im Traume mit Geld und Gut, mit auserwählten Früchten und Blüten angefüllt wird, der erlangt sicher großes Glück.

Section Negelein 1912

Miller

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

Gustavus Hindman Miller

1901 · American Victorian

To dream of sitting on some person's lap, denotes pleasant security from vexing engagements. If a young woman dreams that she is holding a person on her lap, she will be exposed to unfavorable criticism. To see a serpent in her lap, foretells she is threatened with humiliation at the hands of enemies. If she sees a cat in her lap, she will be endangered by a seductive enemy.