Dream dictionary: Cursed dream meanings

To dream that you are being cursed, means that you are feeling judged by others, but it is happening unfair. If you are the person who cursed someone, it means that you have very negative feelings towards that particular person.

The dream, in which someone has been cursed, represents the situation where you must accept and face the mistakes that were done in the past. The dream could also suggest you to start paying attention to your surroundings and people that include it. If you dream of being cursed by someone in dream, then it shows your fears about things that do not depend on you.

…If you dream that you are cursing, it foretells bad fortune; if you are cursed, all your expectations will be fulfilled. Lucky lottery dream numbers – 4, 72….

…Blasphemy, denotes an enemy creeping into your life, who under assumed friendship will do you great harm. Dreaming you are cursing yourself, means evil fortune. Dreaming you are cursed by others, signifies relief through affection and prosperity. The interpretation of this dream here given is not satisfactory. See Profanity….

…To dream about curses, blasphemies and bad words, either if you say or hear them, suggests that you know or believe that alleged hypocrite friends are trying to harm you. To dream that you’re cursing yourself suggests that in the immediate future you’ll be adverted in many ways, probably because of your own fault. To dream that you’re being insulted or cursed by someone indicates that you’re surrounded by jealousies due to your success. Obviously, this kind of dream is very annoying and it is the consequence of something in your subconscious. To dream that you’re judging someone negatively insinuates that you usually prejudge people, and that’s the reason why you often have problems….

…I became thoroughly demoralised. I quarrelled with the young man to whom I was engaged, and got engaged to someone else, and within six months terminated that engagement and took on with a third. I had no pity for the men I jilted, but laughed in their faces when they upbraided me, and took a fiendish delight in parading about with my latest lover in the face of the one I had just discarded. I spent money recklessly, and when I got in debt —I stole! The end of it all was I was sent to prison, and when I came out I drifted — anywhere. And I am sure I owe it all, all my folly and subsequent blinding damning misery, to the dream of that bear — that cursed, fascinating, and hellish bear”I think these two illustrations will suffice to show the significance of bear-dreams in general….