Slaughtering chickens geese or ducks Dream Meaning and Dream Interpretation

To dream about Slaughtering chickens geese or ducks explained:

The simple chicken has been domesticated by most of the world’s cultures for thousands of years and, as such, references to “chickens”, “hens” and “roosters” have made their way into our language in many figures of speech and idioms we use every day – any one of which may hold the “meaning” of the chicken in your dream. You may think of others that apply in the context of your dream. Keep in mind that this is written in English and there may be other idioms used in other languages.

White ducks generally denote prosperity. For example, you may see a group of white ducks swimming in water, white ducks mingling with other farm animals or white ducks flying overhead. The symbolism behind white ducks usually has to do with happy tidings that usually occur after a series of problems or unfortunate events. Finally, you would catch a break and perhaps can look forward to a more manageable existence or even just a better situation in your household.

A vision containing the image of multiple chickens in the same place or area is often associated with an increase in your wealth and prosperity. Specifically, this symbol suggests you would come into some money either in a lump sum or through gambling. Additionally, this same sign can predict poor weather conditions, like rain, wind or snow. This weather warning should be heeded, especially if you are planning to travel.

Seeing a bunch of swimming ducks, splashing in the lake of a park or a pool of rainwater, may signify a long trip with your current partner. Perhaps you would finally go on that backpacking trip or a long-awaited vacation to a luxurious resort. The length of the stay and the challenges along the way would give you unique insights about your significant other, some of them may be good discoveries, though this trip could also show the more negative aspects of their personality.

Shooting ducks in dreams, while out hunting with a rifle or even just shooting plastic ducks at a carnival, means that your assumptions about someone may be partly or even completely wrong or groundless. For example, you may think a colleague is trying to sabotage you at work when in fact this person may be entirely consumed by their own tasks and responsibilities. He or she may even be defending you to others or singing you praises when you are not around. So try to get to know the person first before making any kind of judgment.