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

It depends

Hair

What it means

Hair reflects vitality, image, and health. Long, thick, shining hair is a good sign of energy and confidence; cutting it can mean a fresh start or letting go of the past. Hair falling out or thinning points more to worry about strength or reputation — a cue to rest and tend to yourself.

It depends how it appeared

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

Your hair was long and shining
Read as vitality, and specifically as how you are seen. Hair stood for reputation as much as for health in the old readings.
You cut your hair
Read as a deliberate ending, and read well. Cutting was the one form of hair loss here that the tradition counted as yours to do.
Your hair was falling out or thinning
The caution, and a gentle one. Read as worry about standing or strength rather than as illness; the advice attached was rest, not remedy.
Your hair had turned white
Read kindly. White hair was a sign of standing and long life in the older books, not of decline; this is one where the modern instinct is the wrong way round.
You were washing your hair
Read as clearing something off yourself, the same family of readings as rain, and taken as the beginning of a change rather than its result.

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

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