Cellar dream meaning is explained below using 20 different sources. Each interpretation is shown with its source.
Interpretation 1 — Eric Ackroyd
If you have not explored vour unconscious, the ‘cellars of your mind’ will be the whole of the unconscious mind.
If you have begun to explore, the ‘cellars’ will be the parts or levels of your unconscious that you have not yet explored.
Cellars are sometimes dark places; so are the unemployed layers of the unconscious, since they have not been illumined by the light of consciousness.
Because they are dark, and because they may harbour spiders and other creepy-crawly things, cellars may be frightening places. Similarly, unfamiliar parts of our mind may present a forbidding aspect. There are, in the unconscious, things we are afraid to face: that is why they are in the unconscious - we repressed them, banished them from consciousness, because they frightened or disgusted us or made us feel guilty and ashamed. But these repressed feelings or desires will rum out, on better acquaintance, to be quite innocent products of natural instinctive drives, requiring appropriate expression in our life.
Interpretation 2 — Garuda
It is the depository of such emotions as hate, anger, fear, cravings, etc.
The dream is challenging you to “clean out your basement”—to look at issues from the past that interfere with your life. This dream symbol appears frequently and taking the advice it gives is not easy—after all “cleaning the basement” is a dirty job! See Basement, Cave, Grotto, Tomb.
Interpretation 3 — Zolar
cleaning out a: a healthy renewal of emotional strength.
cluttered, a: your retaining emotional garbage wil become a physical ailment.
coal in: good news from far away wil relieve your depression.
empty: being receptive to new ideas wil gain you prosperity.
going into a: old storage is interfering with your progress.
many things stored in a: wil lose property if you lose confidence in partner.
sleeping in a: significant messages from the deepest regions of your unconscious.
wine, a: are storing emotion to be enjoyed at a later date.
woman dreaming of a: a gambler wil propose marriage.
Interpretation 4 — Gillian Holloway
A wine cellar portends marriage with a person of gambling instincts or ooe in a hazardous occupation.
A cellar well stored with foods, canned foods, fruits or vegetables, is an indication of success in business or love, or both.
A musty cellar indicates disappointment.
Being unable to get out of a cellar foretells that you will find yourself with difficulties of a serious nature.
Interpretation 5 — Gustavus Hindman Miller
To see a cellar stored with wines and table stores, you will be offered a share in profits coming from a doubtful source.
If a young woman dreams of this she will have an offer of marriage from a speculator or gambler.
Interpretation 6 — DreamForth
To dream that you are going down a cellar implies that you are prepared to confront these issues that you have been avoiding. You are ready to put the past behind you and move on with your life.
Interpretation 7 — Stearn Robinson - Tom Corbett
If the cellar was dank, musty, and/or empty, it predicts financial worries or reverses which you may be able to mitigate by some thoughtful forward planning.
Interpretation 8 — Ella Freeman Sharpe
If it is a wine cellar, a business offer may be imminent.
For a girl, the wine cellar promises a betrothal with a man who likes to gamble.
Interpretation 9 — James R. Lewis and Evelyn Dorothy Oliver
Interpretation 10 — Gillian Holloway
If you dream of being locked in a cellar, it is a presage of illness.
Interpretation 11 — Raymond Buckland
If you find yourself down in a cellar, you are mixing with undesirable company
Interpretation 12 — Katherine Taylor Craig
Interpretation 13 — Internet Archive - Anonymous
Interpretation 14 — Joan Seaman - Tom Philbin
2. Fear of the unknown.