Dreaming of
Goldfish

According to Miller, a goldfish in a dream is an exclusively good sign, foretelling luck and the fulfilment of wishes. Catching a goldfish — unexpected luck or a profitable opportunity. A goldfish in an aquarium — happiness, but limited, not realising its full potential. Releasing a goldfish — a magnanimous act that will return a hundredfold.

Vanga interpreted the goldfish as a symbol of grace and the fulfilment of modest, sincere wishes. A goldfish speaking with you — a higher hint or an intuitive revelation. A fish swimming away — luck was nearby but was not noticed. Feeding a goldfish — caring for something precious that will bring joy.

Freud saw in the goldfish a symbol of childish wishes and the archetype of 'reward without effort'. Catching a goldfish — an infantile wish to have everything at once. The fish in one's hands — the sense that the desired is finally within reach. The fish disappearing into the water — the dissolution of the illusion of easy happiness.

Nostradamus connected the goldfish with rare historical opportunities for peoples. A goldfish in a river — wealth hidden in the nature of one's native land. Many goldfish — a period of prosperity and abundance. A fish turning into a dragon — a small piece of luck becomes the beginning of a great ascent.

Hasse interpreted a goldfish as a sign of financial luck and unexpected income. Catching a goldfish on a fishing rod — a profitable deal that arrives unexpectedly. A goldfish in a pond — money lying in an accessible place awaiting its moment. Buying a goldfish — an investment that will bring joy and income.

Tsvetkov connected the goldfish with the fulfilment of cherished wishes and a happy fate. A goldfish swimming toward you — the desired event is moving to meet you of its own accord. The fish hides under a stone — luck is somewhere nearby but concealed. A dead goldfish — an unfulfilled dream or a missed opportunity.