Age · Old

Old Pigeon in dreams

City life — what becomes ordinary, what you stop noticing.

In its old form, the symbol carries long history — accumulated knowledge, accumulated weight, and the kind of presence that does not need to assert itself. Old versions of symbols in dreams are often offering you a sentence you needed to hear from someone who has seen many cycles.

A pigeon in a dream is the dictionary's image of urban ordinariness. The pigeon is the bird that survives by being unremarkable; in dreams it is the part of your life that has become so familiar you no longer see it.

This is sometimes a gentle image — you have built a daily life that runs without your attention. Sometimes it is a prompt — the dream is asking you to actually look at something you have stopped looking at.

Where you often see it. A pigeon on a city windowsill. A flock of pigeons in a square. The dream uses the pigeon for city life — what becomes ordinary, what you stop noticing.

What it is not. A pigeon is not always banal. The dictionary often reads it as the dreamer's unnoticed daily company.

Related in the dictionary. Read pigeon with crow, sparrow, and any scene of city-domestic life.

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