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Dreaming of a portrait of someone who has died

Belief & Spirits · 梦见遗像
portrait of deceased dream meaningdreaming of a photo of someone who dieddream of a memorial photodead relative photo dream
Folk reading traditional

In folk readings the memorial portrait is kept where the family can see it; the image belongs to remembrance, respect and the habit of including the departed in daily life.

Psychological view modern

In dream research such dreams cluster with grief and with continuing bonds; they are commonly warm and comforting, and they carry no information about your own safety or anyone else's lifespan.

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Dreaming of a portrait of someone who has died - what does it mean?
In folk readings the memorial portrait is kept where the family can see it; the image belongs to remembrance, respect and the habit of including the departed in daily life. In dream research such dreams cluster with grief and with continuing bonds; they are commonly warm and comforting, and they carry no information about your own safety or anyone else's lifespan. Reference material, not a prediction.

What does folk tradition associate with this dream?
In folk readings the memorial portrait is kept where the family can see it; the image belongs to remembrance, respect and the habit of including the departed in daily life.

What does psychology say?
In dream research such dreams cluster with grief and with continuing bonds; they are commonly warm and comforting, and they carry no information about your own safety or anyone else's lifespan.

What can I do next?
Say their name out loud and remember one detail.

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