Color · Black

Black Bones in dreams

Structure that holds you up — what is durable when everything else is in motion.

Black colour pulls the symbol toward the not-yet-known — depth, hiddenness, the part of the situation that has not yet come into the light. The dream is rarely warning you; it is showing you that there is more to the picture than the part you have been looking at.

Bones in a dream are the dictionary's image of structural durability. A bone broken is the image of a piece of your structural integrity that has been damaged — usually a value, sometimes a real-life injury the dream is processing.

Clean strong bones in the dream are the dictionary's quiet positive: the underlying structure of your life is sound, whatever the surface looks like.

Where you often see it. Clean bones in a museum-light. A broken bone you can feel without pain. Bones held in the hands of an elder figure. The dream uses bones for the structural durability of who you are — what holds when everything else is in motion.

What it is not. Bones are not death-by-default. The dictionary reads them as durable architecture, not as ending.

Related in the dictionary. Read bones with skeleton contexts, scar, and any image of structural injury or repair.

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