Dreaming About Monkeys
Mischief, mimicry, and someone not serious
Monkeys are read as mischief and mimicry: playfulness shading into deceit, and people who copy rather than originate. Interpreters treat them as a caution about not being taken seriously, or about someone in the dreamer's circle who entertains reliably and can be relied upon for nothing else. One monkey usually reads as a person, a troop as a situation.
What happened in yours?
The variation matters more than the symbol. These are the ones people report most.
A monkey stealing something from you
Read as a loss made harder by how lightly the other person treated it.
A monkey imitating you
Usually taken as someone borrowing your work, manner or ideas without saying so.
A monkey on your back or shoulders
Associated with a burden you have half accepted and partly joke about.
A troop causing chaos
Read as an environment where nobody is accountable for the disorder.
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Note who came to mind as the dream ended. Monkey dreams generally attach to one particular person you find funny and do not entirely trust with anything that matters.
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