Search Key: Extracting oils from seeds
Extracting oils from seeds
(Grinding; Pressing) Grinding or pressing nuts or
seeds to extract their oils or butter in a dream means money and prosperity.
Pressing ripe olives in a dream represents one’s homeland. Pressing olives for
their oil in a dream means relief from burdens or overcoming adversities, or it
could represent true scholars, satisfying one’s carnal desires, engaging in
wrongdoing, receiving guidance, seeing the light, walking away from darkness
into light, or it could represent one’s earnings or benefits. Pressing sesame seeds
or walnuts in a dream means prosperity and financial growth. Sesame oil in a
dream represents a pious person who admonishes people and entices them to
break their attachments to the world or to its temporary pleasures. Pressing
sesame seeds in a dream also represents a successful businessman. Extracting
hazelnut compound in a dream means money which is earned with hardship or
it could mean money that keeps growing. (Also see Juice; Oil press; Wine press)
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Wine press
(Grapes; Juice; Vineyard; Vintage; Vintager) Pressing grapes to make
wine in a dream means corruption and evil. (Also see Extracting oils from seeds;
Juice; Vineyard)
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Juice
(Grapes; Sugar cane; Wine) Pressing grapes to make wine in a dream means
prosperity and a good harvest. The same interpretation is given for pressing
sugar cane or other fruits. If a poor person sees himself pressing grapes to make
wine in a dream, it means that he will prosper. If one sees everyone pressing
grapes to make wine, or pressing olives for their eating oil in a dream when the
economic conditions are down in one’s homeland, it means economic recovery.
If a scholar or a student on the path, or a prisoner sees that, it means that they
will escape from a potential danger. If a lender sees that, it means that he will
recover his money from people. If a student on the path sees that, it means that
he will succeed in his quest for knowledge. If a bachelor sees that, it means that
he will get married and have many children. Making wine in a dream means
good luck with one’s acquaintances, or earning unlawful and tainted money.
(Also see Extracting oils from seeds)
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Pressing olives
(See Extracting oils from seeds)
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Grinding
(See Extracting oils from seeds; Hand mill; Mill; Miller)
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Seeds
Planting seeds in a dream represent the element of progeny and procreation.
Scattered seeds on the ground in a dream mean bearing a child for each seed.
As for the grains that are germinated for medicinal purpose, when seen in a
dream, they mean acquiring knowledge that helps the person in question to
increasehis or herpiety and ascetic detachment from worldly matters. Pumpkin,
cucumber, eggplant, sweet basil, chard, onion, cabbage, Indian corn and melon
seeds in a dream mean abating or ceasing of difficulties and disturbances, or
they could mean recovering from a terminal illness. If one sees himself trying
to plant something which is not a plant, or to place a seed in an unsuitable
ground in a dream, it means that he is wasting his money and squandering his
property. To plant seeds in a dream also could mean knowledge, wealth or
recognizing a noble trade. Sprouted seeds in a dream represent honor and
status. However planting seeds in a dream also represent mixing with evil
people. (Also see Earth; Extracting oils from seeds)
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