Miller
Covered by 2 scholars · People & Roles
Imam Ibn Sirin
He represents a porter or one who hires out animals. Cup-bearer*: One who has many friends, relatives and acquain- Palace bestin ConsOng. Do fill and serves the wine cup, a in a king'a Saddler: A man who causes a rift between a man and his wife.
In a dream, a miller represents a selfish person who is particularly interested in acquiring worldly gains and at what ever price it may cost. If one sees an old man being a miller in a dream, the old man here represents his grandfather, or one's bosom friend and consequently one will prosper and become extremely wealthy from his business. If the miller is a young and a strong man in the dream, then he represents a strong helper. A bakery miller in a dream means that one will attain his own goals through hard work. If one sees himself grinding a sufficient quantity of wheat for two, three, or four people in a dream, it means that he labors for his own need and can barely provide for his family. If the miller is a young man who has gray hair in the dream, then he represents both prosperity and strength. Seeing a miller in a dream also means adversities, fights, a spendthrift, usury, or a hard working guardian. Grinding other grains in a dream means dispelling distress and bitterness from one's heart. (Also see Saffron)
Al-Bakri Al-Qafsi
The miller signifies a man who is preocc upied with himself and his worldly gains. If he sees an old man who is a miller, that is his grandfather and his dream indicates that he will attain his provision by means of a friend. If he sees a young man who is a miller, he will attain his provision by means of his enemy.
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