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Stableman

(Barn; Cattle-ranching; Fodder; Forage) In a dream, a stableman represents a rich and a generous person who is known for his good deeds. Seeing a stableman in a dream also means managing one’s business, showing kindness to others, distributing charity, helping foreigners, assisting travellers, turning one’s attention to slothful people, or feeding the homeless. (Also see Driver)

Interpreted by Ibn Sirin

Carriage house

(Barn; Byre; Coach; Cowshed; Stall) A carriage house in a dream represents the assembly place of politicians, leaders, scholars, merchants, visitors or spectators. The condition in which the carriage house appears in one’s dream reflects the state of such groups of people. (Also see Barn; Stableman)

Interpreted by Ibn Sirin

Homeless

(See Hobo; Poverty; Stableman)

Interpreted by Ibn Sirin

Cattle-ranching

(See Stableman)

Interpreted by Ibn Sirin

Rancher

(See Stableman)

Interpreted by Ibn Sirin

Fodder

(See Stableman)

Interpreted by Ibn Sirin

Forage

(See Stableman)

Interpreted by Ibn Sirin

Barn

In a dream, a barn represents profits, provisions, fodder, food, savings, coffer, bag, one’s house, one’s shop or one’s farm. (Also see Carriage house; Stableman)

Interpreted by Ibn Sirin

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