Korean traditionDrawn from traditional Korean material, looked up rather than computed.

It depends

Bird

What it means

A bird is a messenger and a symbol of freedom. A bird flying into your home or landing near you often brings news, a guest, or good tidings; a bright bird singing is an especially cheerful sign. A caged or injured bird points to a wish held back — a gentle cue to give yourself more room to move.

It depends how it appeared

The same symbol is read differently depending on what happened in the dream.

A bird flew into the house
The clearest good form. Read as news or a visitor arriving; a bird crossing the threshold was the message, not the bird.
A bird landed on your hand or shoulder
Read as the news being for you specifically, rather than for the household. A smaller reading, and a warmer one.
The birds were singing
Read as the news being good. The old books separated the arrival from the content, and song was how they marked the content.
The bird was caged or hurt
Read as a wish you have kept small on purpose. The advice attached was to give yourself more room, not to change the wish.
The bird flew away
Read as timing rather than loss: a piece of news that has not landed yet, and that the old reading said would come round again.

Traditional Korean dream reading (해몽), shared for fun and reflection.

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