Dream about Saxophone is a premonition for how you are green or environmentally conscious. You are unwilling let down your guard. You are looking for an outlet to express your personal thoughts and experiences. Your dream signals a slippery or elusive situation. There is a situation that you are dreading.
Saxophone draws attention to your determination and drive to push forward in any circumstance. You need to acknowledge and incorporate aspects of a person into your own character. You have the ability to get down and penetrate to the core of a matter. Your dream is a clue for your fears and anger. You are going against the norm of society.
Dream about Sax [a single-reed woodwind with a conical bore] points at despair and hopelessness. You need to remain strong. You want to be admired and looked up to by those around you. This dream is a signal for money being given or lost. You are feeling insecure and self-conscious about the way you look.
What else was in the same dream?
An event, an object, a place, a person... each one has its own interpretation. Read the symbols one by one, but keep in mind the feeling each one left you with. In the end, that one feeling that remains is the dream’s true interpretation.
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“I dreamt that I was in my family house when a little girl came in with a saxophone and started playing it for me.
I was impressed because I had always wished to learn how to play that instrument.
As she played, she performed a song I liked: ‘The work of God cannot be spoiled.’
Inspired by her skill, I vowed to learn the saxophone, even though I was older.
After she finished playing, I gave her money, and she left Merrily.”