Rose dream, especially the red ones, represents the love of the superior kind that is filled with blessings, commitments, and passion between two individuals.
A rose entangled or bound inconveniently in thread represents cobwebs and circumstances that may be harming or delaying the declaration of love by one of the parties.
Mostly seen by high-vibrational soulmates or twin flames, this sign shows circumstances that could be leading to heartbreak of some sort for one of the parties.
However, if the red rose is more prominent than the thread, then it means sooner or later, the declaration would come.
If a red rose dream is seen with this sort of imagery, then patience is advised as well as blessing the other half is advised. One must offer roses to Goddess Durga and request Her to remove the obstacles from the path of the union.
Rose petals showered on the person by a figure whom the dreamer thinks is God-like represents blessings of the Universe as the reward of good karma while roses seen at an altar-like place represents devotion which is filled with true love. This true love is gradually binding Supreme Soul and the soul of the dreamer in a bond of companionship.
This person may have seen a Shivaling wither adorned with roses or a Shivaling-type structure built with rose petals. Angel Number 0000 is recommended to be read by the dreamer to understand the type of person he/she is.
Shivling dream meaning: Blessings, love, money, and powers enter your life!
Seeing roses in a bunch represents many blessings either entering or the blessings this person possesses already.
Withering or a dying rose represents heartbreak and bad karma that is eating away the bond between the Supreme Soul and the dreamer.
A dog holding a rose and coming towards the dreamer represents upcoming marriage while an animal eating up the roses means a relationship has been devoured by elements outside a person’s control.
Two roses blooming from one stem definitely mean the upcoming union of two souls, however, it could take a while before they join forces.
By Namta Gupta
