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Purslane
(bot. A low trailing succulent herb.) In a dream, purslane represents a
person with exaggerated hopes. This is why this type of sprout is also called:
‘Stupid sprout.’ (Also see Sprout)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Sprout
(Garden greens; Leguminosae) A fresh sprout in a dream means distress,
but if it is dry, then it means a good harvest, or clean money which is earned
with joy. If one sees himself gathering a bunch of green sprouts in a dream, it
denotes a warning. If one recognizes its substance in his dream, interpreting the
element then goes back to its innate quality. Entering into a field of sprouts in
a dream means a marriage into the family who owns that farmland, or it could
mean a business partnership. If one sees himself bartering green sprouts for
bread in a dream, it means aversion to poverty. Eating cooked sprouts in a
dream means benefits in every respect. If one sees himself in a dream exchanging
quails and manna (See Manna) for green sprouts and garlic, it means that he
will be subjugated to poverty and humiliation. Purslane in a dream represents
someone who has exaggerated hopes. This is why this type of sprout is also
called: ‘Stupid sprout.’ (Also see Garden herbs; Lentil)
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
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