Chalice dream meaning

 

Chalice dreams by DreamMean
To dream of a chalice, denotes pleasure will be gained by you to the sorrow of others. To break one foretells your failure to obtain power over some friend.

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A dream where you see a chalice can suggest that there is something that you deem is difficult and not easily within your reach. A dream with a chalice can ..Read more →
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Seeing a chalice in your dream, represents your need for spiritual nourishment. You are on a search for your individual self. (read all at source)

To dream of a chalice denotes that you will be able to secure happiness and pleasure in the near future.
It is likely to be gained through taking advantage of another. To break a chalice normally means that you are going to succeed in a business matter. (read all at source)

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To dream of a chalice implies the individual must come to terms with a need to toil diligently to attain something of worth.
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Chalice - Your spiritual Self or a need for spiritual nourishment. Search for your individuality.
Chalk - An ability to understand the inner self. Learning who you really are. Learning experiences in life. (read all at source)

If the cup is a chalice, it could represent your need for spiritual nourishment. You are on a search, or quest, for your individual self and for a more meaningful existence.
curtains: You can either open them to reveal or close them to hide. (read all at source)

Yet out of some fear, the chalice had been hidden in the wall of the church, and stranger yet, completely forgotten. (read all at source)

cup something needing to be contained; your cup runneth over; someone 'in their cups'; symbol of the feminine (chalice). (See grail) What is just your 'cup of tea'? (read all at source)

She showed it to me and it was a crescent shapped piece of sliced white bread. Then she showed me a large chalice and lead me to understand that that was hers to share as my was, apparently, bread. She offered to support me as I entered a strange new world... (read all at source)

Her symbol is the cauldron, chalice and/or wells. Perhaps she is honored this month because March represents the first birth pang of Spring. The ancient Celts honored Coventina by tossing sacred items (coins, brooches, valued personal items) in various wells and bodies of water. (read all at source)