What Does It Mean to Dream of Donkeys, Mules or Horses?

Ever wondered about your nuvoradream involving donkeys, mules or horses? Such dreams reflect both real-life influences and your subconscious imagination. Here’s a detailed interpretation from the ancient Zhou Gong’s Dream Dictionary.

Dreaming of Mules

• Seeing a mule means wealth is coming.
• It also signals a boost in reputation.
• Holding a mule’s reins? You might stubbornly offend friends.
• A kicking mule warns of false accusations against you.
• Many mules suggest a job in logistics or supply (military or civil).
• Mules carrying goods? Bad omen—reckless generosity ahead.
• Grazing mules in a field? You want an unqualified heir to take over.

Dreaming of Horses or Zebras

• A horse symbolizes a happy marriage.
• A female zebra means financial prosperity.
• Riding a donkey or mule? Money luck is on your side.

Dreaming of Donkeys

• A donkey signals escape from hardship.
• Riding one? Death may be near.
• A beaten donkey hints at lost social status or forced job transfer.
• A naked, headless rider on a donkey? The rider will die.
• A loaded donkey brings fame and fortune.
• A kicking donkey? Relatives may tarnish your name.
• Donkeys fleeing a city? Locals avoid disease. Charging in? Disaster strikes.
• A dead donkey (especially floating) means good luck—maybe a sea voyage.
• Hearing a bray? Watch your words.
• A clothed donkey? Friends will prank you into trouble.
• A donkey on a rooftop? Family ruin looms.

Classic Texts

“Slaughtering donkeys/mules/horses foretells feasting.” —Zhou Gong’s Dream Dictionary

“Riding donkeys or horses is auspicious.” —Dunhuang Dream Book