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

Lucky dream

Fish

What it means

Catching fish is a lucky dream of gains and opportunity — the bigger the catch, the bigger the reward. A lively fish or a full net points to abundance, and fish also appear as conception dreams. Fish slipping away can mean a chance you must act on quickly.

It depends how it appeared

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

You caught it with your hands
Read stronger than netting one. Caught by hand was taken as a gain made by your own doing rather than one that arrived.
The net came up full
Read by quantity — a season rather than a single gain, and the older books tied it to a household doing well rather than a person.
It was a carp, or a big one
The carp carries the dragon-gate story with it, so a large carp was read higher than a large fish — standing, not only gain.
It slipped away
The loss in this symbol, and the one with a note attached: read as a chance that needed moving on quickly.
It was dead, or floating
The caution. Read as something that has already gone off rather than something about to — a matter to check rather than to fear.
You dreamt it while expecting a child
A common taemong. A big fish was often read as a son and a small or many-coloured one as a daughter, but this is one of the parts families disagree on most.

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

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