Dreaming About A funeral
An ending being formally acknowledged.
The version most people report is the funeral of someone alive and well, and the tradition is plain that this is not read as a forecast of their death. Funerals are read as endings given a formal shape — the point at which something is acknowledged to be over, most often a role that a person used to occupy in your life.
What happened in yours?
The variation matters more than the symbol. These are the ones people report most.
The funeral of someone still living
Read as a change in what that person means to you, kept firmly separate from any claim about them.
Watching your own funeral
Usually taken to mean curiosity about how you are regarded, and by which people.
A funeral nobody attends
Associated with an ending that went unwitnessed — a loss other people never registered.
Being unable to cry
Read as grief that has not yet found its form, rather than as absence of feeling.
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If the person in the coffin is alive, the honest question is what has changed between you. That is what the dream is working on, and it says nothing about their health.
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