This article discusses the symbolism and interpretation of dreams related to a monkey. It suggests that if one dream of fighting a monkey and winning, they may become ill but then recover, while losing the fight may lead to an incurable disease. It is also suggested that a monkey may represent a person who commits major sins or brings bad luck.
Eating monkey meat in a dream may indicate a cure for an incurable disease or the acquisition of new clothing. If a monkey bites the dreamer, it may represent a conflict or dispute with an enemy. Monkeys are considered deceitful and may represent illness or an enemy that has been defeated.
If one dream of riding a monkey, it may represent the conquest of an enemy, while receiving a monkey as a gift may indicate an enemy that will be defeated. If a monkey is seen carrying the dreamer on its shoulder, it may indicate that the dreamer will be involved in theft and become notorious for it.
In general, monkeys are considered symbols of enemies, sin, and falling into situations that lead to hatred or contempt, like pigs. They may also represent Jews, and eating monkey meat may indicate poverty and need. In some interpretations, a monkey is a symbol of a person who has lost their blessings due to a major sin or transgression.
The article suggests that monkeys in dreams may represent negative qualities, such as deceit, illness, and enemies. It suggests that if one dream of fighting and winning against a monkey, they may face a temporary illness before recovering, while losing the fight may indicate a more severe and incurable disease.
Eating monkey meat in a dream may indicate a cure for an incurable disease or the acquisition of new clothing, which may suggest a positive outcome. However, if a monkey bites the dreamer, it may represent a conflict or dispute with an enemy.
The article also suggests that monkeys may be associated with negative characteristics, such as deceit and trickery. They may represent an enemy or a person who has committed major sins and brought bad luck upon themselves.