What does it mean to dream about robbers? Is it good to dream about robbers?

Many people dream of robbers in their dreams, so what does it mean to dream about robbers? Do other people have this dream too? Please see below the original interpretation of the dream about robbers compiled by the editor of (Zhou Gong's Dream Interpretation Network www./).

The robber in the dream is a symbol of villain and dissatisfaction.

Psychological interpretation of dreams about robbers

Dreaming about robbers indicates that there is fear in your heart, so robbers appear in your dreams. If you dream of being robbed by bandits, it means that there are powerful villains around you. If you dream of becoming a robber, it means you want to vent your dissatisfaction.

In real life, robbers usually rob houses and take human lives, so they represent danger in dreams. Meeting a robber in a dream is a good sign. The difficulties you face will be alleviated to a certain extent, and you will usher in a rainbow after the rain. Fighting with robbers in a dream suggests that in real life you will be able to make new loyal and reliable friends in your pursuit of justice.

Dreaming about fighting with robbers means you will make new loyal and reliable friends.

Dreaming about making friends with robbers means you will get sympathy and help from your friends in times of crisis.

Dreaming about robbers robbing your things means you will suddenly lose money.

A prisoner dreams of being robbed by robbers indicates that he will be released soon.

The boatman dreams of robbers: be careful of attacks from enemies.

Case interpretation: dreaming about robbers

Dream: I dreamed that a robber broke into my house with a knife and I shouted for help.

Dream interpretation: It is an auspicious sign, suggesting that in real life you will be able to make new loyal and reliable friends in your pursuit of justice.

Historical stories of robbers

They use violence to seize people's property. Their custom is to put to death murderers, robbers and rapists. ——Book of Sui

People who rob others of their property are also called "robbers". 1. To seize someone’s property by violence. "Book of the Later Han: Biography of Chen Zhong" states: "If burglary is not prohibited, it will lead to robbery; if robbery continues, it will lead to thieves; if thieves gather in groups, they will surely become criminals." "Book of Sui: Biography of the Eastern Barbarians: Wakoku" states: "The custom among them is that those who kill, rob, and commit thieves will all be put to death, and thieves will be rewarded according to the stolen goods, and those without money will be enslaved."

A person who robs others of their property by force. It also refers to people who behave like robbers. Volume 267 of Taiping Yulan quoted from Sequel to Hanshu by Sima Biao of Jin Dynasty: "We caught a robber and asked his accomplices. We found hundreds of people and executed them all." "Biography of Huang Qia in History of Song Dynasty" says: "Robbers are different from other robbers because of their reasons." "Han Deng Xiaohua" by Li Zhi of Ming Dynasty says: "There are two kinds of robbers in the world: some are oppressed by lawsuits and have no way to redress their grievances, so they flee; some have great talents and are unwilling to be subordinate to others. If there is one or two people who pity their talents and make them useful, they will kill themselves to repay them and will never forget their gratitude." Liu Bannong's poem "Blood" says: "When Jesus was crucified, his blood met the blood of the two robbers on the same piece of soil."