Feeding in a Dream

Feeding in a dream indicates that the dreamer who has developed financially enough to help others will have a rich life, he will constantly receive new job offers because he has a considerable reputation in the business world, and the successful human relations he has established in time will meet him in many good ways in the future. In Islam, it indicates the greatness of the good deeds that a person commits and that these good deeds will never go unrequited. It is useful to evaluate the dream as a whole, the meaning of which changes according to the animal that is fed.

It indicates that the person has made a very wise investment and that he will earn enough money to make his life more comfortable thanks to this investment. Feeding chickens also means that the person's family life is rich, that his loved ones get everything they want from him immediately, but because of this generosity and goodwill, some bad people will try to take advantage of this situation. It is also a sign that there are enemies around the person who try to take advantage of his earnings, but who look for opportunities to do this through illegal ways or by deceiving the person, and even if there is no problem in terms of earnings, the grudge will have serious problems with the reliable person.

It indicates the existence of a friend who always shows his support to the person, stands by the dreamer in every difficulty, and never harms his reliability. He gets tired of the fact that the dreamer is a lucky person in terms of friendship and that he has made great sacrifices in order not to spoil this relationship. Having a puppy indicates new members to join the family or circle of friends, a peaceful and happy life.

The dream, which is interpreted differently according to the creature it is fed, generally indicates that the person is a person who is firmly attached to his past, does not give up on his traditions, and first passes every event through the filter of religious belief and then acts with logic. It also indicates that the overly detailed attitude of the dreamer, who cannot break away from the past and has difficulty in adapting to the present, is tiring himself and his surroundings.