Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of sleep and relax ASMOR.

This episode we are continuing our Dream Dictionary series.

And basically all the series is, is that we're going through different,

let's say, images and things and I guess,

metaphors perhaps that you may see in your dream and we're trying to give it some kind of meaning

according to a website that I found on page 3 of Google. It may not be page 3. Might have been page 3 of Google. It may not be page 3, it might have been the bottom of page 1 to be there.

So obviously this is letter D, so we're going to focus just on symbols and metaphors and objects that begin with said letter.

And of course there's no need to listen to A, B, or C in order. You know, it doesn't really matter, of course.

It's all for your entertainment and for your, you know, hopefully rest.

Because at the other day we're trying to learn something and I'm trying to bore you to the point that you simply submit to sleep.

So, with that in mind, let's go ahead and get started with the letter D.

As I open my notes here, here we go.

So as with each and every episode, our dream dictionary episode I should say, starts with just

the letter D. To see the letter D in your dream signifies mediocrity. Alternatively, the letter D refers to receptiveness and joy. As a Roman numeral, it could represent the number 500.

Dash-hunt.

To see a dash-hunt in your dream highlights your loyalty and devotion to others. You are

well grounded and rational in your thinking.

Daffodil. To see Daffodil. To see daffodils in your dream symbolize self-love, renewal, inner growth, optimism,

inspiration and hope. So a daffodil isn't just self-flug and renewal, it isn't just

inner growth and optimism. It isn't just inspiration. It's self-love, renewal, inner growth, optimism, inspiration, and hope.

It may signal a fresh start, a new beginning, or a new project.

To give someone daffodils in your dream represent unrequited love, UNR-E-Q-U-I-T-E-D.

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