Dreaming of Blindness

1 readings from Mehmet Emin Kırgil for Blindness are below, along with the classical texts.

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Ibn Sirin Interpretation: Blindness

In a dream, blindness means heedlessness, misguidance or receiving an inheritance.A blind man in a dream represents a poor person and because of his poverty, his actions mostly harm his religious life.Blindness in a dream also means a calamity, an accident, a misfortune, sadness, harm, sorrows and distress.If a blind man sees himself wrapped with new cloth in a dream, it means his death.

If one sees himself blind in a dream, it means debts he owes, or a pilgrimage he must attend. If one is blinded in a dream, it means that he will betray his covenant with his Lord.Becoming blind in a dream means suffering from poverty and becoming needy after being rich, or it could mean satisfaction and contentment, or it could mean losing a dear person.

If one's sight explodes with a lightning in a dream, it means DICTIONARY OF DREAMS 43 his death. Blindness also could denote deafness, disregarding the world or renouncing it or hiding one's secrets.As for a foreigner, seeing himself blind in a dream means never returning to his homeland.Blindness in a dream for a prisoner means his release from jail.

If a seeker, a student, or a businessman sees himself blind in a dream, it means that he may never reach his goals. (Also see Body 1 ; Destruction; Eyes; Fear; One-eyed; World)

Source: İbn Sîrîn geleneği (Al-Akili / tahavi derlemesi) · archive.org (Al-Akili)

Modern compilations attributed to the Ibn Sirin tradition. Not treated as a directly authenticated authored primary text.

Mehmet Emin Kırgil

1 readings

After the noon prayer, when you doze, an angry voice's saying in order not to see this you need to be blind.

Reading

It is necessary to review the work and the strength that will be done. The word blind shows that there is a piece of news at which you will receive eye-light, and that by fixing on some things distress is made for yourself.

This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.