Dreaming of a Pawnshop
pawnshop, pawn, pledge · mostly negative, with one exception
A pawnshop mostly points to losses and friction, unless you redeem what you pawned.
What happens in the dream
- You see a pawnshop: you're neglecting a responsibility and risking your good name
- You walk into a pawnshop: disappointments and losses
- You pawn things: painful scenes with your partner, and business letdowns
- Another reading: indiscretions, and regret over losing a friend
- You redeem a pawned item: you'll regain a lost position
How you felt
- Strain: the dream may reflect money pressure or a sense of having given too much
- Regret: a wish to get back something you let go
Ask yourself
- What have I given up that I'd like back?
- Am I keeping my commitments?
See also Pawnbroker · Debt · Losses · Money · Borrowing
Source: G. H. Miller, Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted, or What's in a Dream (1901). Also searched as: pawn, pledge.