Mansion dream meaning is explained below using 20 different sources. Each interpretation is shown with its source.

Interpretation 1 — Zolar

lucky numbers: 06-08-11-14-16-36

being in a: someone wil fal in love with the true you.

others: are surrounded by jealous people.

burning, a: foolish to assume a status not earned.

demolishing a: someone wil take something from you by force.

in a city, having a: wil spend much money.

living in a: sorrow that own home is not imposing.

owning a: pleasure of short duration as people wil be ungrateful to you.

regal, having a: wil be molested by those jealous of your travel.

seeing a distant: advancement when you reach its doors.

Source: Zolar’s Book of Dreams Numbers and Lucky Days • Author: Zolar

Interpretation 2 — Betty Bethards

Tremendous potential within the self. “In my Father’s house are many mansions,” many talents, abilities and levels of consciousness you have not even begun to explore. As you learn to know yourself, the infinite nature of being, your true gifts, you will begin to utilize creative potential. Most of us are living in log cabins. Would you believe ant hills?
Source: The Dream Books Symbols • Author: Betty Bethards

Interpretation 3 — myjellybean

To see a mansion in your dream, symbolizes your greatest potential and growth.

If you dream about living in or visiting a mansion, you may feel that your current situation or relationship is in a rut. But have hope - your dream is a positive omen that you will someday leave your home for a better place and you will be lucky in life and finance.

Source: My Dream Interpretation • Author: myjellybean

Interpretation 4 — Nancy Wagaman

A mansion, palace, or castle can represent real, desired, or imagined: Power or status.

Abundance or wealth (monetary or otherwise).

Opulence or luxury.

Attainment of an experience you desire or something you’ve always wanted.

If the mansion is yours in the dream, it might represent you or your current life.

See House, Big

Source: The Curious Dreamer’s Dream Dictionary • Author: Nancy Wagaman

Interpretation 5 — Tony Crisp

Although a house represents all the aspects of self in which our identity lives—a body, emotions, creativity, etc. —a mansion is depicting the same thing with a different em­phasis.

It is ourself as we are, plus features still latent, pos­sibilities not yet developed or explored.

See house in this en­try.

Source: A Guide to Dreams and Sleep Experiences • Author: Tony Crisp

Interpretation 6 — Gustavus Hindman Miller

To dream that you are in a mansion where there is a haunted chamber, denotes sudden misfortune in the midst of contentment.

To dream of being in a mansion, indicates for you wealthy possessions.

To see a mansion from distant points, foretells future advancement.

Source: Ten Thousand Dream Interpretation • Author: Gustavus Hindman Miller

Interpretation 7 — James R. Lewis and Evelyn Dorothy Oliver

Our house is often a symbol of our body, so a mansion in a dream can represent a “rich” sense of self or even an exaggerated sense of self.

A mansion might also represent our future potential, as something we might eventually grow into. (See also Home).

Source: Dream Symbols in The Dream Encyclopedia • Author: James R. Lewis and Evelyn Dorothy Oliver

Interpretation 8 — Ariadne Green

Moving into a mansion may signify that you may have obtained a great deal of wealth and are moving up in status.

A mansion may also represent an individual with an old soul who has incorporated many lifetimes of kncwledge into this life.

Source: Ariadne's Book of Dream • Author: Ariadne Green

Interpretation 9 — Ibn Seerin

A mansion in a city with huge windows is regarded as an excellent dream. Climbing such a mansion means the beholder will attain lofty positions during his lifetime. Good fortune and happiness are in store for him.
Source: Islamic Dream Interpretation • Author: Ibn Seerin

Interpretation 10 — DreamForth

To dream of a mansion represents your ability to achieve elevated goals and spiritual discovery. Perhaps your present position in life is stagnant and not progressing in the way you desire.
Source: Dream Symbols and Analysis • Author: DreamForth

Interpretation 11 — Dream Explanations - Anonymous

Dreams of a mansion denote wealth, prosperity, and that you are coming into greater levels of your potential, power, creativity, and spiritual authority.

See Wish Fulfillment Dreams.

Source: Strangest Dream Explanations • Author: Dream Explanations - Anonymous

Interpretation 12 — Joan Seaman - Tom Philbin

1. Symbol of personal glory, wealth and achievements.

2. Envy of rich or famous people.

3. Sense of being demeaned or feeling “small” in status or personality.

Source: New American Dream Dictionary • Author: Joan Seaman - Tom Philbin

Interpretation 13 — Raymond Buckland

Signifies that you feel you are worth far more than you are receiving. Try to better your position by asking either for a raise or for promotion.
Source: Gypsy Dream Dictionary • Author: Raymond Buckland

Interpretation 14 — Stephen Girard

To dream that you inhabit a mansion is not good; expect some calamity happening either to yourself, or some relative, or lover.
Source: The Mystic Dream Book • Author: Stephen Girard

Interpretation 15 — Internet Archive - Anonymous

All luxury dreams are bad omens.

The greater the apparent prosperity, the worse your troubles wil be.

Source: Mystic Dream Book • Author: Internet Archive - Anonymous

Interpretation 16 — Vincent Wienand

1. Heavenly home;

2. Your current spiritual dwelling;

3. Church; John 14:2.

Source: Dream Dictionary The Biblical Model • Author: Vincent Wienand

Interpretation 17 — Tony Crisp

See house, buildings.
Source: A Guide to Dreams and Sleep Experiences • Author: Tony Crisp

Interpretation 18 — Versatile - Anonymous

See house in buildings
Source: Dream Meanings of Versatile • Author: Versatile - Anonymous

Interpretation 19 — Ella Freeman Sharpe

See House.
Source: Psycho Dream Interpretation • Author: Ella Freeman Sharpe

Interpretation 20 — Pamela Ball

see House
Source: Ten Thousand Dream Dictionary • Author: Pamela Ball