Dreaming of Demons

Dreaming of an active Rakshasa (demon) is a sign of sadness.

However, dreaming of a dead Rakshasa brings happiness.

If a woman dreams of conflicting with a Rakshasa, it indicates a potential divorce from her husband.

If a soldier dreams of fighting a Rakshasa, they will soon become a prisoner of war.

If a student dreams of a Rakshasa, it suggests preparing for a challenging exam with little chance of success.

If one dreams of being attacked by a demon, it signifies an event that poses a threat to their life.

Dreaming of being pursued by a monster indicates forthcoming troubles.

Being oppressed by a monster in a dream signifies a reversal of fortune.

If one is killed by a monster, it represents illness or obstacles hindering progress.

If a monster enters one's home in a dream, it signifies disputes or losses due to deception.

Chasing a monster in a dream indicates the ability to avoid a disaster or improve overall circumstances.

Killing a monster in a dream suggests victory in gambling or legal disputes.

Overcoming the devil in a dream signifies achieving great success.

Interpretation from the Book of Changes (Yijing):

Psychological interpretation of dreams:

Dreaming of a demon generally symbolizes the need to acknowledge and accept one's wild and primal side, even though it may cause fear and discomfort. It is essential to embrace and align with it rather than resist it. When you realize that it is a universal aspect that everyone must face, the power of the demon diminishes.

Psychological analysis: The demon in the dream represents the evil side of human nature personified, the beastly nature that one dares to confront. If you fear your own passions, anger, and emotions, they may manifest as demons in your dreams.

Symbolic representation: The boundary between friends and enemies can sometimes be blurry. You may need to examine yourself closely to discern any evil or hypocritical behavior.