Tahir FirasahConcrete denotes a lasting base and a binding agreement. The hardness of the substance denotes a stability that resists change and secures what has been established. This dream marks a time when what is built stays built.
A dream of eating concrete is read as a failure to sustain the very structures one relies upon. The ingestion of such a hard material suggests a rejection of the nourishment required to maintain a lasting position. A dream of pouring concrete signifies a fresh start through the intentional shaping of a new beginning. This action provides a means to manifest a new order. The concrete provides the ground for a new certainty.
The act of eating concrete is a dream of failure. Hardness that cannot be broken becomes a weight that cannot be taken in. This dream signifies that the foundations of a life are being treated as something that cannot be sustained.
A new beginning is shaped by pouring concrete. The movement of the substance allows for the creation of a stable ground. This dream marks the transition from a fluid state to a fixed certainty.
For its more general meaning: Dream about construction
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