What does it mean to dream of Gui Bi? Is it good or bad to dream of Gui Bi? Dreaming of Gui Bi has real-world influences and reactions, as well as the dreamer's subjective imagination. Please see the detailed explanation organized by the Zhougong Dream Interpretation website below.

Gui Bi, ancient jade objects used in sacrifices and court ceremonies. In ancient times, they were symbols of good faith and auspiciousness.

Dreaming of Gui Bi is a sign of great fortune. If a ruler or minister dreams of holding Gui Bi, it signifies peace in the world.

Dreaming of sacrifices, ceremonies, or rituals indicates good fortune and prosperity in wealth and career.

However, if a man dreams of participating in a sacrifice or ceremony without worshiping the gods, it may lead to disputes with his wife or friends, resulting in conflicts that are hard to resolve.

Dreaming of rain-seeking or harvest ceremonies may imply a desire for spiritual rebirth, overcoming past troubles, or a subconscious wish for oneself or a partner to conceive a child.

Original Version of Zhougong Dream Interpretation

Dreaming of Gui Bi. If a ruler or minister dreams of this, it signifies peace in the world when holding the jade. If bestowed upon someone, it indicates many difficulties; if placed in a room, it means peace; if stolen, it signifies chaos; if taken by ghosts or deities, it indicates great misfortune.

Dreaming of sacrifices. Dreaming of ancestor sacrifices signifies filial piety, while sacrifices to relatives or friends indicate significant events. Receiving sacrifices from others predicts future validation. Declining sacrificial rites suggests upcoming public recognition. Observing who is sacrificed to when animals are offered; burning paper and incense indicates the family clan involved.

Worshiping deities signifies great fortune. Dreaming of family sacrifices indicates upcoming blessings. Dreaming of sacrifices suggests wealth and fortune. Dreaming of performing rituals, reciting scriptures, and repenting signifies charity and disaster transformation. For the elderly, it indicates longevity; for servants, it suggests family events; for travelers, it indicates future ceremonial participation.

Dreaming of sacrifices signifies good fortune, indicating divine assistance. Completing rituals, burning paper without uncovering oneself signifies mistakes and dismissal. Uncovering without burning paper suggests minor regrets. Grand ceremonies without uncovering oneself or performing dramatic plays suggest an incomplete beginning.