Starling

Starling

(zool.) In a dream, a starling represents an ascetic, one who surrenders to God's will, a true believer, a patient man, a traveller or a companion on the road. If one sees himself holding a starling in a dream, it means that he will meet someone of such caliber .If he eats its flesh, or pulls out its feathers in the dream, it means that he will receive benefits. A starling in a dream also may represent the element of mixing good deeds with bad ones, or a person who is neither rich or poor, neither honest or vile. Seeing a starling in a dream also means humiliation, being content with little, or it may represent a writer. (Also see Swallow)

Cases

• an ascetic
• one who surrenders to God's will
• a true believer
• a patient man
• a traveller
• a companion on the road

Swallow

(zool. Starling) A swallow in a dream represents money, a blessed man, a blessed woman, or an intelligent and a learned boy. Catching a swallow in a dream means seizing what is unlawful for one to take. A house filled with swallows in the dream represents lawful earnings. A swallow in a dream is also interpreted to represent a man of good character, and who is pious and amicable. Helping a swallow in a dream means that one may assist a kind person in his life. Catching a swallow in a dream also means being unjust toward one's wife. Eating a swallow in a dream represents a fight. If one sees swallows flying away from his house in a dream, it means that his wife or a relative will abandon him, or separate from him and travel away from that town. In general, swallows and starlings in a dream represent people who are financially comfortable, or they could represent death, grief, or good deeds, movement, chanting, benevolence, or weddings. Seeing a swallow in a dream also may mean marriage to a trustworthy woman, or it could represent a good household manager. If one is transformed into a swallow in a dream, it means that thieves will rob his house. Seeing a dead swallow in a dream is a warning to revert one's actions and to engage in doing good.

Cases

• money
• a blessed man
• a blessed woman
• an intelligent and a learned boy
• seizing what is unlawful for one to take
• lawful earnings
• a man of good character
• pious and amicable
• being unjust toward one's wife
• a fight
• abandonment by wife or relative
• death
• grief
• good deeds
• movement
• chanting
• benevolence
• weddings
• marriage to a trustworthy woman
• a good household manager
• thieves robbing the house
• reverting one's actions and doing good