Ridding one’s self of something of value, but not really needed.

(See Bag, Pouch, Sack, Suitcase, Trunk)

Energy, explosive or dangerous emotions, petticoat See clothes.

1. The Holy Spirit; Power; and Ignition; Ps. 104:4; Isa. 9:19.

1. One is working with tools, ideas or people that are inferior.2. Frustration in thinking that goals will be difficult or impossible to attain.

Selling a slave means he will find relief from his grief and sorrows. Buying him means he will be afflicted with grief and sorrow.It is said that buying a slave...

Seeing oneself selling one’s house in indicative of the termination of his life.

Buy a house, and a short but pleasant love is on its way. Sell a house, and you will soon be released from some current responsibility.If you get a receipt...

See Death and imperma- nence.

Depth Psychology: Did you sell yourself? Have you “sold’” important principles or ideals for material gain? If so, your spiritual health is suffering because of it.See Prostitute.

Depth Psychology: Looking at a full vessel or container is a sign of success; an empty vessel means failure. Might looking at a “full glass” be an indication that...

interpreted upon 11 sides: Woman, [male] servant, young girl & straightness of religion, goodness of body, long lifetime, wealth, blessing, good, prosperity, inheritance from the direction of women.

Universal Landscape: Equitable contribution.Dreaming Lens: Were you the buyer or the seller? What was being purchased? Was the transaction a final sale or an agreement to rent or lease? Were...