Dream dictionary: Korean dream meanings

What your dream means in Korean dream reading (haemong), next to a common modern psychological view. 24 symbols in English, 65 in Korean. No ads, no sign-up.

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FAQ

What is Korean dream reading (haemong)?

Haemong is the Korean folk tradition of reading dreams as symbols: good omens (gilmong), bad omens (hyungmong), "opposite" dreams where scary images mean good news, and taemong, the conception dreams families share.

Why are scary dreams sometimes good omens?

In the opposite-dream tradition, dreams of dying, funerals or crying are read as endings that make room for good news.

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This is a summary of Korean folk dream-reading tradition and a common modern view. It does not predict or guarantee anything, and the same dream is read differently from family to family. If recurring nightmares or poor sleep are affecting you, talk to a healthcare professional. Do not base financial decisions on dreams.

한국어 꿈해몽 사전: 65개 꿈풀이