Dreaming of Olive oil

7 readings from Mehmet Emin Kırgil for Olive oil are below, along with the classical texts.

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Nablusi Interpretation: Olive oil

Seeing olive oil in a dream signifies sustenance and lawful wealth. Seeing oneself anointing the body with olive oil in a dream is a sign of health and healing. Sometimes, seeing olive oil also indicates knowledge, abundance, guidance, wisdom, inner light, and lawful sustenance. Again, a dream about olive oil indicates the light of the eyes and heart and the purity of the heart. Seeing a person drinking olive oil in a dream is a sign of magic or illness. Seeing clean and beautiful olive oil as ugly in a dream signifies spoiling one's word and going back on a promise.

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Source: İmam Nablusi · tahavi.com

Mehmet Emin Kırgil

7 readings

On the grounds it is as if there is olive oil. My former lover's brother is there, my sibling's small son, and while cleaning the prayer rug the boy child said you want to marry.

Reading

You need to sit in prostration and continue the supplication, and to wipe with a cloth. The olive oil shows that you need to receive your mother's supplication, and that until your mother says okay you should not enter something. The former lover's brother points to his family's thinking. His saying you want to marry is a situation in which you will be left in between, a lover to come may be, but your fortune is open, look at another part. The former lover's brother may give a distressed piece of news, but your fortune is open, and it looks as if that person will turn back to you.

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

Watch source at 21:41

In my mother's dream she had gathered the spilled olive oil from the ground with her hands and filled it into the bottle.

Reading

Your mother makes peace with someone she was hurt by. Gathering from the ground is growing stronger, moving forward, and receiving a piece of news at which she will be happy.

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Watch source at 07:40

She is heating olive oil. There is a baby in her lap, and she is trying to protect the baby from a dog that embraces from behind.

Reading

Olive oil is the mother. The dog is power and support that will come from a friend, and making peace with someone she is at odds with. The baby is news that brings glad tidings.

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Watch source at 22:28

I am rubbing olive oil on my neck. In a gathering everyone is laughing, I am laughing too.

Reading

Olive oil is the mother, the mother's supplication is received. Laughing is winning the mother's heart, if the interval is open it is set right. The expected news knocks on the door with auspicious affairs.

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

Watch source at 12:32

In the girl's hand bread with olive oil; at the table facing her the mother, and beside her a close friend.

Reading

Life lengthening; receiving a piece of news in a near time and sharing this with others.

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Watch source at 06:07

I am drinking olive oil with a metal spoon; I am married.

Reading

Olive oil represents the mother, the older sister, and the elders. If there is a falling-out, one makes peace with the plump person whose calls get through.

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Watch source at 32:19

On a white plate there is a cooked egg yolk, holds it to wash. Looks at a house with the spouse. Buys black olives. Pours a glass of olive oil into it, there is a hundred lira.

Reading

The egg, the in-between may be spoiled; while looking at a house there may be separation and distress, one should be careful. Black olive is peace, a nice offer comes from the man. In three months and ten days, or in three and a half months, a wish comes to be. If the mother's prayer is received, good news comes.

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

Watch source at 53:16