Dreaming of a Jar
jar · mixed
A full jar promises success; an empty or broken one points to want or disappointment.
What happens in the dream
- Full jars: success
- Buying jars: shaky success and a heavy load
- Jars of preserved fruit or jelly, especially as a gift: a long life and good household management
- Empty jars: hardship and distress
- Broken jars: distressing illness or deep disappointment
- A house jarred by a tremor or explosion: the head of the household will fall ill
How you felt
- Abundance: the dream often reflects what you have in store, or what you lack
- Prudence: a wish to put something aside
Ask yourself
- Do I feel short of things, or well provided for?
- What am I saving carefully for later?
See also Jug · Bottles · Preserves · Vase · Jelly
Source: G. H. Miller, Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted, or What's in a Dream (1901); F. Fontaine, The Golden Wheel Dream-Book and Fortune-Teller (1862)