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Bootis
(See Constellations)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Constellations
In a dream, Alcyone means dirt or wealth—Aldebran means
retreat or one’s sexual organs—Aldromeda means a woman in distress—Alhena
means satisfaction or impotence—Antilia means iron—Apus means a heavenly
bird—Ara means flying—Arctunus means unlawful earnings or actions—Argo
means travelling by sea—Auriga and Corvus mean fortune and blessings—
Bootis represents a shepherd or servitude—Castor means advancement—
Cepheus represents a ruler—Corona Australis means marriage—Corona Borealis
means forgiveness and safety—Cygnus means a swan—Grus means departure—
Libra means adultery—The Celestial equator means happiness—The Little
Bear, the Great Bear, Aquila, Orion, Spica, Arietica or Aquarius among others,
if one sees them or owns them or controls them or recognizes their names in a
dream, it means befriending someone or marriage to a woman with that name
or zodiac sign or character, or it could mean begetting a son. The celestial pole
in a dream represents a devout worshiper or a high ranking commander—Pollux
means delays—The Ursa Major and Ursa Minor mean pursuit, following, signs
of guidance or tracks of moving around—Triangulum means conditions—Vela
means confrontation—Viergo means a contraceptive—and Vulpicula means
screaming. (Also see Celestial spheres; Dog; Star)
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
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