Dreaming of Narcissus

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

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Nablusi Interpretation: Narcissus

Seeing a daffodil in a dream is interpreted as a woman. Ibn-i Shirin (may Allah have mercy on him) said: – If someone sees a daffodil in a dream, it signifies a sweet-tongued, pleasant-speaking woman.

Sometimes, seeing a daffodil also indicates joy, delight, and good news. Again, a daffodil dream can be interpreted as wealth in the form of gold and silver. Daniel (peace be upon him) said: Seeing a daffodil in a dream signifies a graceful and beautiful-faced person. Seeing many daffodils growing on the ground in a dream indicates numerous offspring and dependents.

Ja'far al-Sadiq (peace be upon him) said: Seeing a daffodil in a dream is interpreted as a loyal friend. Smelling a daffodil in a dream signifies charity and goodness. If a woman sees a crown made of daffodils above her head in a dream, it indicates a marriage that will not continue. If the woman who sees the dream is married, this time the dream indicates that her husband will either divorce her or die.

This text is an AI-generated translation.

Source: İmam Nablusi · tahavi.com

Ibn Sirin Interpretation: Narcissus

In a dream, a narcissus flower represents a woman.A garland of narcissus in a dream represents a short lived marriage.If an unmarried woman sees herself carrying a coronet of narcissus in a dream, it means a short lived marriage that will end either in divorce or in the death of her husband.Blooming narcissus in a dream represents a son.A bouquet of narcissus in a dream means the death of a son.

Seeing the narcissus flower in a dream also means happiness, money, gold, or silver. The narcissus flower in a dream also signifies longevity or gray hair.(Also see Distilled water)

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

We are fleeing the war; we are in the forest; there is a narcissus flower; I smell it. I threw the pear on the ground; it is cut; its stem is in my hand. At sea we are talking with a young male captain; he is persuading me to get into the boat.

Reading

Meeting a young woman who is blond or wheat-skinned. The pear is news of illness; the stem remaining in the hand is the patient's attaining healing and affairs getting on track. Talking with the captain is safety at the end of patience. The boat is a period in which opportunities will be many; affairs slowly get on track.

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