Rabbit
Rabbit Dream Meaning
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Rabbit dream meaning is explained below using
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Interpretation 1 — Theresa Cheung
Our association of rabbits with an ability to breed rapidly means that they are often symbols of sexuality in dreams. Rabbits are also soft and non-aggressive, so they might be depicting you or someone you know who is behaving as a docile victim, or being foolishly idealistic and passive. Alternatively, dreams of pet rabbits may suggest your desire to be petted or cared for; do you have a need for gentle contact and caring? The rabbit is also a symbol of sacrifice in dreams because it is so often the victim of predators; it may therefore express the hurt you might experience to the soft, vulnerable parts of your nature as you face the hard knocks of reality.
If you are hunting rabbits in your dream, this suggests that you may be feeling criticized, attacked, ‘hunted down’ or hounded. It may also indicate a need to dominate others.
If you dream of a rabbit hole, this is a symbol of self-exploration, of a going within the self into the unconscious; it might also be a symbol of returning to the womb. Are you trying to escape or avoid problems by turning within?
Source: The Element Encyclopedia • Author: Theresa Cheung
Interpretation 2 — Astro Center
In British mythology, a symbol of fertility, fecundity, and sexual pleasure.
The ancient British fertility goddess Oestre, from whose name we get our word Easter, had a pet hare that laid its egg every Spring Equinox so that life would spread throughout the world.
Dreaming of a rabbit, therefore, especially one that is affectionate and at ease with you, can be a sign of love and domestic happiness ahead.
Dreaming of many rabbits is a sign of new responsibilities - but not unwelcome ones.
A new and wonderful opportunity will come your way - but you’ll enjoy the work required to accomplish it instead of viewing it as a chore.
In Native American mythology, Rabbit is a symbol of needless fear. Therefore, dreaming of a rabbit that is afraid of you means that something in your life is troubling you now - and that your fears are groundless.
Source: Dream Explanations of Astro Center • Author: Astro Center
Interpretation 3 — Garuda
Vision: Seeing a white rabbit: a pleasant experience in the near future. Seeing a black rabbit: news of a death . Catching a rabbit: you will meet a younger person. Raising/breeding rabbits is a sign of long life and virility. W atching a rabbit being killed: you are sacrificing your own ideals and positive qualities for the good of other people—but in the long run you will be unhappy.
See Hare.
Depth Psychology: This animal represents sexual desires and fertility, as well as feelings of inferiority, insecurity, or anxieties hiding in your unconscious. What is making you so timid? Why do you withdraw? Is it because you think you are not good enough? Who is the human predator threatening or chasing you? Analyze this dream carefully!
Source: Dreamers Dictionary • Author: Garuda
Interpretation 4 — Tony Crisp
Sexuality, due to human associations with its rapid breeding; softness and non-aggression, sometimes to the point of depicting a victim or foolish passivity—may thus represent unworldly idealism. Perhaps because of its tendency to be the victim of predators, is often used as a sacrifice in dreams, which suggests the hun we might experience to the soft, vulnerable parts of our nature as we experience the pain of meeting reality in the maturing process. Rabbit hole: Alice down the rabbit hole illustrates this—a going within self; into the unconscious; the womb.
Source: A Guide to Dreams and Sleep Experiences • Author: Tony Crisp
Interpretation 5 — Pagan - Anonymous
When rabbits appear in dreams, they can represent luck, quickness, fertility, pregnancy, and magic. However, they can also symbolize a lack of consciousness or awareness. These dreams could be cautioning you too look before you leap.
A dream of rabbits foreshadows that luck in your business enterprises will be immanent and other events will take a favorable turn in your direction.
A dream of white rabbits foretell faithfulness of a lover, and to see them at play are an indication that children will increase your joy.
Source: Tryskelion Dream Interpretation • Author: Pagan - Anonymous
Interpretation 6 — Dr. Mıchael Lennox
A great symbol of luck and abundance, the rabbit in your dream points to great good fortune. Rabbits are traditionally associated with prolific reproductive ability, so they naturally connect us with the concept of never- ending prosperity. Their foot is considered a lucky totem to carry around, so they also bring this to the symbolic table.
The Chinese zodiac features the rabbit as a highly peaceful and likeable archetype.
If the rabbit appears in your dreams, any of these qualities may be being expressed.
Source: Complete Dictionary of Dreams • Author: Dr. Mıchael Lennox
Interpretation 7 — Nancy Wagaman
Vulnerability.
Sensitivity.
Running from a perceived threat.
Protecting yourself by leaving (a situation, relationship, etc.).
Fertility.
Abundance or proliferation (such as of ideas, opportunities, or to-do list items).
Dreaming of this animal can represent too much or not enough of one of those qualities, or someone or something you associate with the quality or animal.
Consider also the animal’s actions, context, and your feelings about it.
See Animal
Source: The Curious Dreamer’s Dream Dictionary • Author: Nancy Wagaman
Interpretation 8 — Martha Clarke
Because of its great fertility, it is associated with sexuality. On one hand, it is a symbol of abundance and generosity. On the other, of shyness and innocence.
If in your dream a rabbit disappears through a hole, it can mean you are trying to escape from a problem.
The omens are advantageous if the oneiric rabbits run over a field of green grass.
If you see them locked in hutches, your fortune will decline. And if they are dead it portends a disaster.
Source: The Big Dictionary of Dreams • Author: Martha Clarke
Interpretation 9 — Silvana Amar
Rabbits are cuddly and cute. They are known for their quickness but not their keen perceptions or intelligence. In our dreams, rabbits can represent luck, quickness, fertility, pregnancy, or magic. However, they can also symbolize the dreamer’s lack of consciousness or awareness. Rabbits as dream symbols might suggest to the dreamer that sometimes he reacts too quickly to life’s situations and that more thought and planning may be needed.
Source: The Bedside Dream Dictionary • Author: Silvana Amar
Interpretation 10 — Eric Ackroyd
(1) A rabbit may symbolize sexuality, fecundity. Do your instincts hold uninhibited sway in your life; or is there some promise of a new development in your personal growth?
(2) Perhaps the rabbit in your dream symbolizes the innocent victim.
If so, the dream may be advising you to stop punishing or blaming yourself and, instead, to accept and love yourself just as you are.
Source: A Dictionary of Dream Symbols • Author: Eric Ackroyd
Interpretation 11 — Versatile - Anonymous
Rabbits appearing in a dream can mean one of two things: the obvious connection with fertility could be important, or it could be that the trickster aspect is coming to the fore.
A white rabbit may show us the way to the inner spiritual world and, as such, act as a guide. Also consult the entry for hare in this section.
Source: Dream Meanings of Versatile • Author: Versatile - Anonymous
Interpretation 12 — Theresa Cheung
The rabbit breeds easily, so in dreams it is often linked to sexuality. It is also associated with the soft, vulnerable part of ourselves that can be easily hurt or hounded.
If the dreamer is hunting wild rabbits, this could suggest that they are being criticized, attacked, ‘hunted down’ or hounded.
See also PETS.
Source: The Element Encyclopedia • Author: Theresa Cheung
Interpretation 13 — Gustavus Hindman Miller
To dream of rabbits, foretells favorable turns in conditions, and you will be more pleased with your gains than formerly.
To see white rabbits, denotes faithfulness in love, to the married or single.
To see rabbits frolicing about, denotes that children will contribute to your joys.
See Hare.
Source: Ten Thousand Dream Interpretation • Author: Gustavus Hindman Miller
Interpretation 14 — Ibn Seerin
In a dream, a rabbit represents a coward man, a wife, an evil woman, or someone who talks continuously about unimportant matters. Eating rabbit meat in a dream means getting little money, or profiting from a woman.
A rabbit’s foot in a dream represents superstition or a talisman.
Source: Islamic Dream Interpretation • Author: Ibn Seerin
Interpretation 15 — Stearn Robinson - Tom Corbett
Many rabbits in your dream signify an increase in responsibilities which will be pleasant rather than onerous; rabbit fur or anything made of it is a sign that you will eventually be able to afford sable.
Otherwise, see Hare.
Source: The Complete Guide to Interpreting Your Dreams • Author: Stearn Robinson - Tom Corbett
Interpretation 16 — James R. Lewis and Evelyn Dorothy Oliver
Rabbits symbolize opulent fertility and spirituality.
The Easter Bunny brings rewards of sweetness and gifts to celebrate new life.
The magician’s hat from which rabbits materialize gives this animal magical associations.
Source: Dream Symbols in The Dream Encyclopedia • Author: James R. Lewis and Evelyn Dorothy Oliver
Interpretation 17 — myjellybean
Dreaming about a rabbit means you are about to succeed in a challenging venture. This dream also symbolizes general good luck. Dreaming about a white rabbit signifies the faithfulness of a romantic partner.
Source: My Dream Interpretation • Author: myjellybean
Interpretation 18 — Dream Explanations - Anonymous
Dreams of a rabbit denote abundance, luck, and that good things are multiplying for you. Alternatively, this dream can also symbolize a fearful state of mind. Consider the feeling tone.
Source: Strangest Dream Explanations • Author: Dream Explanations - Anonymous
Interpretation 19 — Tyler Wolfe
A pagan symbol of fertility.
A demon can manifest itself in dreams as a spirit guide with a human body and rabbit head.
The rabbit was an unclean animal under the Law, Lev. 11:6
Source: Christian Dream Symbols • Author: Tyler Wolfe
Interpretation 20 — Betty Bethards
Hopping from one thing to the next without planning; lack of awareness in creation of your world. Cuddling and warmth; completion of a task with the speed of a jack rabbit.
Source: The Dream Books Symbols • Author: Betty Bethards
Interpretation 21 — Gillian Holloway
A dream of many white rabbits is a sign that your married life will be full of joy and that you will have many children.
Source: The Complete Dream Book • Author: Gillian Holloway
Interpretation 22 — Joan Seaman - Tom Philbin
1. Fertility, lust.
2. Good fortune.
3. Change of direction, perhaps career.
4. Steadfastness, fidelity.
Source: New American Dream Dictionary • Author: Joan Seaman - Tom Philbin
Interpretation 23 — Margaret Hamilton
One who makes the mistake of acting too swiftly; see “animals”
Source: Dream Dictionary Unlimited • Author: Margaret Hamilton
Interpretation 24 — Ibn Seerin
It represent a woman who is of benefit or harm to a person.
Source: Islamic Dream Interpretation • Author: Ibn Seerin
Interpretation 25 — Tony Crisp
See rabbit under animals.
Source: A Guide to Dreams and Sleep Experiences • Author: Tony Crisp
Interpretation 26 — Vincent Wienand
See Animal Metaphors.
Source: Dream Dictionary The Biblical Model • Author: Vincent Wienand
Interpretation 27 — Pamela Ball
see Animals
Source: Ten Thousand Dream Dictionary • Author: Pamela Ball
Interpretation 28 — Versatile - Anonymous
See animals
Source: Dream Meanings of Versatile • Author: Versatile - Anonymous
Interpretation 29 — Katherine Taylor Craig
See Hare.
Source: The Fabric of Dream • Author: Katherine Taylor Craig
Interpretation 30 — Klaus Vollmar
See Hare.
Source: Little Giant Encyclopedia • Author: Klaus Vollmar
Interpretation 31 — Raymond Buckland
See Hare.
Source: Gypsy Dream Dictionary • Author: Raymond Buckland
Interpretation 32 — Internet Archive - Anonymous
See HARE.
Source: Mystic Dream Book • Author: Internet Archive - Anonymous