What does it mean to dream about collapse ?
What does it mean to dream about a landslide? Is it good to dream about a landslide? Dreaming about a landslide has realistic influences and reactions, as well as the subjective imagination of the dreamer. Please see the detailed explanation of dreaming about a landslide below.
Dreaming about a landslide, on the one hand, may be due to excessive pressure from work and life and excessive anxiety; on the other hand, it may indicate that one's physical health is declining, there is a hidden danger of a serious illness, or a relative will encounter an unexpected change.
Dreaming about a bridge collapsing symbolizes that there will be bumps in the future. (Dream Interpretation of Zhou Gong) Dreaming about a bridge collapsing but jumping over it, will have a bright future and career. Dreaming about a bridge collapsing and being unable to get over it, career and life stagnating. Dreaming about a bridge collapsing and falling down with it will encounter unexpected events in life.
Dreaming about a house collapsing is a precursor to illness, or you are already sick.
Dreaming about a house collapsing also symbolizes that a troublesome thing has been solved. If your family is lucky enough to escape the disaster, it means that the troubles do not have much impact on the people around you.
Dreaming about your own house or someone else's house collapsing means two common situations. One is that there may be some problems in your home, because the house symbolizes the owner. If there is such a situation in the house, it must be something worth paying attention to. The collapse also means that some of your troubles and messes will go away from you in a certain way, and it will not have much impact on you. Another situation is that if you dream about the collapse of your house in your dream, it means that you have been under pressure in some aspects recently. This pressure may come from work or from trivial matters in life. Everything can be handled in a low-key manner without too much worry.
