Buy food to the poor - welfare; rich - loss.
Food, as the process of its absorption, in dreams is a powerful symbol. It can be as simple addition to the main story of the dream and its central element. Moreover, the interpretation of a dream, it is important to determine who it prepared. For example, you dream of a plate of potato salad, who loved to cook Aunt Sally, and she has been dead for two years. Then it may well be that the key to understanding the essence of the dream hidden in the personality of your aunt or her influence on you. The abundance of food symbolizes fertility, abundance and wealth. (How a dream turned out so much food, and how people react to such abundance?) Did your concept of abundance and excess flow from the views of other people on the same occasion. Security and prosperity go hand in hand: perhaps in a dream you need more food - which means that you have additional responsibilities. You got food, simply because it means then is it possible to promise wealth, or someone's location (depending on how you ordered the acquisition). Fresh food - a sign of renovation - can dream in the following contexts: you would like someone to dinner (compare with the traditional Sunday dinner with the family); it goes directly to the process of absorption of food (bearing a sense of renewal) or harvest (symbolizes unity with nature and pride for the work). Spoiled products represent a waste, excessive greed or the inability to dispose of the funds. These dreams usually cause dissatisfaction associated with the loss, the order or the appearance of spoiled food. Struggled you ever obesity, abuse of food or some eating disorders such as bulimia or anorexia? It turns you into an awkward position due to the fact that you are forced to eat meals and unloved though in large numbers? Does you have the appearance of any food associations with certain people?.
Food in dreams always symbolizes spiritual sustenance - what we need to continue on our journey through life. Our need - or enjoyment - of food fulfils certain psychological needs. The meanings of various foods are as follows:
Bread — we are looking at our experiences and our basic needs. Unleavened breads, such as chappatis, matzos, pancakes and tortillas, have symbolic importance in a number of religions. Fancy breads can show a recognition of cultural diversity.
Cake — sensual enjoyment and celebration is represented in dreams by cakes.
Chocolate — as something considered to be the food of the gods and of the spirits, chocolate suggests sensuality and enjoyment and freedom from the mundane.
Fruits — the potential for prosperity is shown in dreams as ripe fruit. The results of our efforts and experiences - the fruits of our labour - can be represented in dream form by fruit. The colour can also be significant.
Ham/Cured Meat — our need for preservation of the status quo is represented by cured meats.
Meals — depending on whether we are eating in a group or alone, meals can indicate the desire for acceptance by our peers, sociability, a fear of not being part of a greater whole, or a need to be alone.
Meat — physical or worldly satisfaction or needs are shown often in dreams as meat. At one time raw meat supposedly signified impending misfortune, although today it is more likely to represent the need to make sure we are fully prepared for impending activities.
Milk — as a basic food, milk will always signify simple nurturing and giving to oneself.
Onion — that we all have different levels, or layers, to our personalities is often shown in dreams as an onion. If we are peeling an onion we perhaps need to examine each part of our personality.
Picnic — the informal nature of a picnic tends to represent freedom, connection with nature and choice.
Sweets — these tend to represent sensual pleasure, cosseting and the sweetness of life.
Vegetables — our basic needs and material satisfaction are represented in dreams by vegetables. They also suggest the goodness we can take from the Earth and situations around us. The colour may also be important.
Food signifies a satisfaction of our needs whether those are physical, mental or spiritual. It is something we might take or are taking into ourselves. Frequent dreams about eating suggest a great hunger for something, not necessarily food. Food that is mouldy suggests that we are seeking sustenance in the wrong fashion or from the wrong direction. Consult the entries for Bread, Cakes, Colour, Eat/Eating, Fruit, Nourishment and Onion for further clarification.
Pleasurable dreams about food mean you are happy in a real life relationship. If you dream of being chased or eaten by food items, you are trying to avoid a situation in real life that involves strong emotions. To dream about rotten or spoiled food suggests that you are feeling sluggish and emotionally drained. You may also be regretting missed opportunities for growth and pleasure. Also see Eating.
The kitchen with all accessories is happy state of all household; cook in the kitchen - a sign of women's chatter and gossip; see burning kitchen - the death of a cook, cook, or someone from the servants.
To see the table, the counter - to the joy.
To see a lot of food in a dream - men dream it says that in reality, your sexual appetite flares up very quickly. And you need only look at a beautiful woman, and to cope with physiological problems, you can not. Unfortunately, rapid ejaculation - a problem for many men, but you can deal with it. A small amount of food, you dreamed up in a dream promises a meeting with frigid partner (if you're a man) or with a partner, which is very weak in potency.
To dream food - it means that you allow the careless attitude to the documents, causing damage to this important operation in the business. If you dream about your lonely meal - it promises you a slight loss. Favorable dream where you eat in good company - it means profit, success in business. But if you see that your daughter (or waiter) takes you a half-eaten meat dish - You have to survive the wrongs done to people you do not respect.
Alternative interpretation of what does it mean when you dream about food
If you dream about the food, such a dream is a warning from the small trouble that may hinder the implementation of the major plans. See what you eat alone - to the loss and sadness, and the company - to success in communication and business. If you dream that your daughter carries a plate with meat at the time, you have not finished eating, wait for troubles related subordinate or dependent on you people.
Set up tables - a status symbol of your affairs (the role played by the quality, quantity, type of food).Exotic dishes - an unusual business offer.Sometimes dream about the food - to deceive, to failure in business because of the lack of attention to some papers.If you eat alone, you expect some losses, in a large company - profit, success.Seeing how other people eat - for promotion, and there is the very bread - for wealth.
To dream food - it means that you allow the careless attitude to the documents, causing damage to this important operation in business. If you dream about your lonely meal - it promises you a slight loss. Favorable dream where you eat in good company - it means profit, success in business. But if you see that your daughter (or waiter) takes a half-eaten your meat dish - You have to survive the wrongs done to people you do not respect.
Poor appetite, indigestion.
Melancholy, mild illness, be it - trouble in the family.
At the table - the unit cases, depending on the type and quality of food; others eat - to the dais; exotic food - an unusual request; too much - of joy; cook food - trouble in the personal.
Food dreams — big bickering, there is - it is squabble of some trouble. Dreaming something there - always quarrel. Sweet is - the joy, there is an appetite - health, without appetite - hunger, the sweetness is - will experience troubles.
Nourishment for the body, mind, emotions, soul, or spirit
A quality associated with the type of food (for example, caviar representing expense or extravagance)
A quality associated with the food's shape (for example, a sandwich representing feeling "sandwiched" between two people in a conflict)
A quality associated with the food's texture, (for example, a banana representing slippery or making a misstep)
Characteristics associated with the food in traditional culture, such as a particular occasion setting, timeframe, ethnicity, etc., (for example, egg nog often being associated with the winter holidays or December)
The time of day the food it typically eaten (for example, pancakes are often eating in the morning)
For more clues, consider the context of the food (whether it's being eaten, tastes good or bad, is being served to you, etc.), its characteristics, and what comes to mind when you think of the specific type of food.