Dreaming of a Kite
kite, flying a kite, paper kite, toy · mostly negative
A kite speaks of dazzling but flimsy appearances, and hopes that drift away.
What happens in the dream
- Flying a kite: a great show of wealth or business with little soundness behind it; or soon writing a letter to a friend
- Making a kite: you'll speculate heavily on small means and try to win someone by misrepresenting yourself
- Children flying kites: pleasant, light occupations
- The kite crashes to the ground: disappointment and failure
- The kite rises out of sight: high hopes that turn into disappointment and loss
- Seeing a kite in the sky: a letter from someone interested in you, or by another reading danger from thieves
How you felt
- Aspiration: the dream often reflects a wish to rise higher
- Insecurity: fear that everything hangs by a thread
Ask yourself
- Do my plans rest on solid ground?
- What am I afraid of losing hold of?
See also Balloon · Toys · Letter · Thief · Wind
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); A. H. Noe, The Witches' Dream Book (1885). Also searched as: flying a kite, paper kite, toy.