Banner dream meaning

 

Banner dreams by DreamMean
To see one's country's banner floating in a clear sky, denotes triumph over foreign foes. To see it battered, is significant of wars and loss of military honors on land and sea.

BANNER
A dream featuring a banner symbolizes your desire to have something. A banner may also suggest that you need to organize yourself or something better.
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Banner
In general: Banners were the insignia of the Knights. Apparently you have a great self-confidence and your cause are very safe. They are ready to fight. But is it the banner of someone else, you feel threatened by his power. (read all at source)

Banner
To see a banner in your dream, is a sign or message that you need to take note of in your path toward your goals. Consider what advice the banner is trying to convey to you.
Banshee... (read all at source)

Banner
If you dream that you seize a banner during a battle, you think that your life is going to change course temporarily.
If you dream that a banner is seized from you, you feel that you are going to have to make a painful decision. (read all at source)

Banner-symbolic of victory in Christ, Ps. 20:5, and God’s love, Song. 2:4
Banquet-a banqueting hall or table set with food is symbolic of fellowship with Christ, Song. 2:4. Sitting at a dark table is symbolic of ungodly activities in your life, 1 Cor. 10:21... (read all at source)

Banner- standard exalted high. (Is 13:2)

Banqueting- festival time. (read all at source)

A banner is symbolic of a title or qualification. Usually in dreams it is indicative of a perceived need for a qualification to feel entitled to do what you are already capable of.
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To dream of a banner infers the dreamer is either fully aware of who they are suffering to understand their identity. If the message is the former, the banner will be unfurled; in the case of the latter the banner will be rolled up.
Banquet... (read all at source)

acidhead, acknowledgments, acmatic, Adamite, addict, address, administer, administrate, administrator, agua, aim, alcoholic, ament, antecede, anterior, anteriority, apex, apical, aptitude, aptness, aqua, arch, argument, ascendant, at the head, auditor, avert, back, back matter, backhouse, banner,... (read all at source)

Banner of the dragon and the tortoise carried the soldiers of the imperial army as a symbol of indestructibility, as both creatures, fighting with each other, stay alive: dragon can not crush a turtle, and she can not reach the dragon. Turtle is often depicted with a crane as a symbol of longevity. (read all at source)

If dreams of famine should break in wild confusion over slumbers, tearing up all heads in anguish, filling every soul with care, hauling down Hope's banners, somber with omens of misfortune and despair, your waking grief more poignant still must grow ere you quench ambition and en[??]y[envy?? (read all at source)

over slumbers, tearing up all heads in anguish, filling every soul with care,
hauling down Hope's banners, somber with omens of misfortune and despair,
your waking grief more poignant still must grow ere you quench ambition
and en{??}y{envy??} overthrow. (read all at source)

Furthermore, in Buddhism, the fish symbolizes happiness and freedom. Also the fish makes an appearance as one of the eight sacred symbols of the Buddha: 1) Conch, 2) Lotus, 3) Parasol, 4) Wheel, 5) Knot, 6) Pair of Golden Fish, 7) Banner of Victory, 8) Vase. (read all at source)

In medieval europe people who secured a coat of arms from the king often used animals to represent qualities in themselves, the dragon represented a brave defender and protector. In the east a dragon motif on a family banner meant good luck and fortune. (read all at source)

banner. Future achievement, success, or unexpected recognition.
barn. Practicality, basic needs, or a simple lifestyle. (read all at source)