Grey Mirror in dreams
Self-image. What you see when you look, and what you avoid looking at.
How grey changes the reading
The base reading of Mirror
A mirror in a dream is the dictionary's image for self-confrontation. Looking into the mirror and recognising yourself easily is the dream noting your self-image is roughly accurate. Looking into the mirror and seeing someone you do not recognise is the dream pointing out that a change has occurred in you that you have not yet integrated.
A cracked mirror is a self-image that has held the shape but is no longer reliable. Avoiding the mirror in the dream is the dictionary's clearest image of self-avoidance.
Where you often see it. A mirror showing something other than your face. A mirror with no reflection. A mirror in a room you do not enter. The dream uses the mirror for self-image — what you see when you look, and what you avoid looking at.
What it is not. A mirror is not always literal. The dictionary reads it as the dreamer's inquiry into how they see themselves.
Related in the dictionary. Read mirror with face, twin, stranger, and any scene of self-recognition.