The dream world is a boundless illusion with various symbolic meanings. From a psychological perspective, dreams are the secret expression of our hearts and the expression of emotions and desires buried deep in our subconscious. Therefore, the objects and scenes that appear in dreams have special symbolic meanings.
If you dream of picking up a few cabbages, what is the symbolic meaning and foreshadowing of this dream?
As a kind of vegetable, cabbage is rich in nutrients and has high value. It also has rich symbolic meaning in dreams.
First of all, white represents purity, innocence, and peace, and white vegetables also have corresponding symbolic meanings. Picking up cabbage in a dream means that you have a peaceful mind and fresh ideas, and it is easier to achieve inner balance.
Secondly, cabbage also has a certain symbol of wealth in dreams. Because cabbage is a homophonic word for "white wealth", picking up cabbage indicates that you may accumulate some wealth, make a little money, etc.
In addition, cabbage has another nickname in Chinese folk culture: "rutabagas". Because the leaves on the whole cabbage are wider and the strips are thicker, it looks a bit big-headed. Picking up cabbage in a dream may also imply that your family life is relatively harmonious, and you have a capable head of the family who can lead the family to move forward together.
Finally, if you pick up rotten vegetables in your dream, it will not be good. Rotten vegetables symbolize bad stress and negative emotions, or indicate that you may encounter various troubles and difficulties in the near future, and you need to use some methods and strength to solve them so that you can get back on your feet.
To sum up, if you dream of picking up a few cabbages, its symbolic meanings are varied, but generally speaking, it indicates that you will have accumulated wealth, a relatively stable mood, and a harmonious family life, but at the same time, you also need Be careful to avoid interference from some bad emotions and stress. If the content is not enough, let’s talk again