Dream about crib

Dream about Crib means your struggles with your career, relationship, or other problem. You may be looking for excitement in your social sphere or your life. You need to pay more attention to your intuition and to your emotional side. Your dream states a problem or issue that you need to pinpoint. You need to be revitalized and reenergized.

Crib symbolises some dissension in a group. Sometimes you need to compromise your ideals and be more realistic of your expectations. Perhaps you are taking certain things for granted or overlooking something or someone. This dream is a premonition for a sticky situation or how you need to stick-up for yourself and your beliefs. You need to put more effort on some task.

Dream about Crib [baby bed with high sides made of slats] points to protection, responsibility, or possession. You are unwilling to let your guard down. You are not ready to address your emotions directly. Your dream is a metaphor for the difficulties and sense of helplessness that you are experiencing. You are cleaning up your act or changing your image.

Dream about Pony [a literal translation used in studying a foreign language (often used illicitly)] denotes your hopes, wishes and your dreams. There is a situation or relationship that you are trying to keep at a distance. You need to be more aware of the risks involved in leaving your destiny to fate. Your dream is a clue for a hasty and unwise decision in some important matter. Your are unwilling to make any changes or yield to others.

Dream about Crib [a bin or granary for storing grains] is a signal for some sort of trouble that is entering your life. Your reaction to something is being blown out of proportion. You are trying to balance your intellectual/mental nature with your physical nature. The dream is a clue for your dependency on a person. You may be taking on too much responsibilities or are feeling overburdened.

Dream about Crib [the cards discarded by players at cribbage] refers to your desire to be married or to have a child. A person may be doing something that you disapprove of. You may have found yourself in an inescapable situation. Your dream is your carefulness and your cautious attitude. You have been given the go-ahead to follow whatever path you have chosen or whatever decision you have made.

Dream about Cribbage [a card game (usually for two players) in which each player is dealt six cards and discards one or two] is a message for unbalance and chaos in your current situation and condition. You are being accepted into some circle. Perhaps you have recently stumbled upon some information that was not meant for your eyes. This dream signals global communication and how we are all dependent on each other. You are trying to get to the root of some matter.

Dream about Crib [use a crib, as in an exam] is a harbinger for your struggle between good and evil or good and bad. You are unwilling to confront a problem that has been negatively impacting your life. You need to listen to your instinct and gut. Your dream is a clue for a message or word of advice that you need to heed. You have a don’t care attitude about things.

Dream about Crib [take unauthorized (intellectual material)] indicates your uniqueness and dependability. You need to think through things more clearly. You are exposing yourself to danger. The dream signifies a situation that is bringing out similar feelings from your past relationships. Major changes are occurring within yourself.

Dream about Crib [line with beams or planks] means some time-sensitive situation. You are looking to align yourself with certain people or groups. You need to put more effort on some task. This dream is a premonition for some major change. You need to take time and care in shaping and molding a relationship.

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