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

A caution

Being chased

What it means

Being chased usually reflects something you are avoiding — a task, a decision, or a feeling. Who or what chases you hints at its nature. The dream eases once you turn and face it in waking life; running only postpones it.

It depends how it appeared

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

You could not see who was chasing you
The most common form. Read as something avoided long enough that its shape has been forgotten — the not-seeing is the point.
Your legs would not move
Read as knowing what to do and not being able to start — the older books separated this from not knowing.
You hid, and were not found
Read as a reprieve rather than a resolution — time bought, in the older reading, and time that runs out.
You turned and faced it
The good form, and the one the tradition points at. Facing it in the dream was read as being ready to face it awake.
It was an animal, or someone you know
Read as a clue rather than an accusation. What was chasing you was taken to name the thing, not to blame the person.

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

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