What Does It Mean to Dream of a Head? Is It Good or Bad?

Dreaming of a head reflects both real-life influences and the dreamer\’s subconscious imagination. Below is a detailed interpretation from the Zhou Gong Dream Dictionary to help you decode these nuvoradream visions.

Common Head-Related Dreams and Their Meanings

An enlarged head – A sign of impending guidance or revelation.
Washing hair – All worries will soon pass.
Holding your head with both hands – Good news is coming.
A child\’s head – You\’re yearning for future happiness.
A bleeding head – Current struggles may lead to wasted efforts.
Headache or head injury – Troubles are weighing on your mind.
Head swelling multiple times – Life\’s going smoother than rough.
Having two heads – Rapid promotion coming, but it might be unstable.

Deeper Symbolism in Head Dreams

Dreaming of your head separated from your body suggests confusion about a persistent problem – you might want to escape it entirely. If only the elongated head remains, it hints at being driven by lust rather than intellect.

Seeing your head in a mirror foretells career advancement. Someone trying to behead you warns that your gloominess may annoy others – watch your words.

The Promotion Paradox

An enlarged head often signals upcoming promotion. Unlike hair dreams suggesting external worries, this indicates increasing responsibilities – the kind that typically precede career growth. Similarly, facing your reflection shows the courage to handle duties, earning superiors\’ recognition.

Ancient Zhou Gong Interpretations

\”A shining crown: scholars gain honor, commoners face difficulty, the ill meet misfortune, elders receive longevity.\”

\”Immobile skull with flowing brain: supreme nobility, golden toad\’s fortune.\”

\”Opening and closing cranial door: universal luck, the destitute shall find allies.\”

\”Medicinal skull-splitting: diseases vanish, the anxious find joy.\”

\”Broken skull with brain spill: ancestral loss, violent omen – repent for redemption.\”