Need dream meaning is explained below using 6 different sources. Each interpretation is shown with its source.
Interpretation 1 — Pagan - Anonymous
To see yourself in need shows that you are in danger of losing everything through speculation, This is a warning to slow down and become more conservative, or make the dream come true.
To see others in need means that your state of affairs also affect others and the same warning holds true.
Source: Tryskelion Dream Interpretation • Author: Pagan - Anonymous
Interpretation 2 — Michael and Elizabeth Thiessen
To see yourself in need shows that you are in danger of losing everything through speculation, This is a warning to slow down and become more conservative, or make the dream come true.
To see others in need means that your state of affairs also affect others and the same warning holds true.
Source: Encyclopedia of Dreams • Author: Michael and Elizabeth Thiessen
Interpretation 3 — Gustavus Hindman Miller
To dream that you are in need, denotes that you will speculate unwisely and distressing news of absent friends will oppress you.
To see others in need, foretells that unfortunate affairs will affect yourself with others.
Source: Ten Thousand Dream Interpretation • Author: Gustavus Hindman Miller
Interpretation 4 — Katherine Taylor Craig
A dream of need denotes wealth in store (Gypsy). The shrewd interpreter might easily augur that the anxiety that roused the dream would give birth to frugality, etc., that tend to accumulate wealth.
Source: The Fabric of Dream • Author: Katherine Taylor Craig
Interpretation 5 — Dream Explanations - Anonymous
Dreams of needing something or someone indicate issues of -worth. Perhaps it is time to differentiate your “needs” from your “wants”. Keep in mind that the infinite divine source is ever available.
Source: Strangest Dream Explanations • Author: Dream Explanations - Anonymous
Interpretation 6 — Joan Seaman - Tom Philbin
1. A good omen for happiness, success (to recognize needs, ask for help).
2. Lack of money, poverty (to be in need of money).
Source: New American Dream Dictionary • Author: Joan Seaman - Tom Philbin