Dreaming of
Deer

For Miller, a deer symbolises striving for heights and pride of spirit. Seeing a beautiful deer with antlers — well-earned recognition and growing authority. Hunting a deer — striving to achieve a high goal that demands strength and patience. Killing a deer — the loss of something precious for the sake of dubious success.

Vanga interpreted the deer as a messenger of forest spirits and a symbol of purity of intention. A white deer — a great purpose or a fateful encounter. A herd of deer — family wellbeing and several generations of healthy descendants. A wounded deer — heartache or the loss of something dear.

Freud linked the deer to masculine strength and sexual dominance, primarily through the image of the antlers. A deer with great antlers — confidence in masculine attractiveness and potency. A clash of deer — rivalry for attention or status. A doe — the desired image of gentle, graceful femininity.

Nostradamus saw in the deer a symbol of royalty and natural order. A deer atop a mountain — the triumph of justice and the victory of the worthy. A herd of deer moving eastward — a great migration of peoples or large-scale change. A deer with golden antlers — attaining sacred knowledge or spiritual leadership.

Hasse linked the deer to noble behaviour and honour. A deer approaching you — an encounter with a worthy, upright person. Feeding a deer from the hand — mutual trust and harmonious relations. A young deer without antlers — a period of accumulating strength before a significant step in life.

Tsvetkov viewed the deer as a portent of change for the better. A deer fleeing into the forest — good fortune has not yet arrived, but it is close. A deer standing and looking at you — an important choice that will require following the call of the heart. Deer antlers found in the forest — the gaining of strength and wisdom through another's experience.