Manure appears in a dream as a sign of the increase that comes to a household. This growth is not a thing that falls from the sky, but the result of what people have gathered and worked with to feed their kin. When we tend to the things that sustain us, we see the ways in which the life of the family expands and finds its strength.
A person who sees this dream is looking at the fruits of their own labor and the movement of their house. The ways we handle what is given to us determine how much we can hold and how much we can share with those who walk beside us. There is a risk that if we take what is not ours, the growth we see will be hollow and leave a shadow on our name. If you are careful with the ways of the world, child, the abundance you find is a thing that stays. May your house find a fullness that brings peace to all who sit at your table.
When cow dung appears in a dream, it tells of a wealth that stays rooted in the ground like an old tree. Because it is settled and dry, it speaks of a profit that does not vanish with the first wind, but stays to build a foundation for the ones you love.
For its more general meaning: Dream about animal poop
Efua NyansaInterpreter interprets your dreams
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