Nowruz

To see that one has reached the day called “the new day,” which is especially celebrated as the “Spring Festival,” signifies that one of one’s joyful days will return, that one will experience such a day again, that something which had passed out of one’s hands will come into one’s possession again, and deliverance from sorrow and hardship.

To see Nowruz in a dream is interpreted as the disappearance of sorrow and grief.

According to another narration: If a person sees in a dream that he has reached the day of Nowruz, one of that person’s days of joy will return to him. He will emerge from sorrow and hardship, and his wealth which had gone out of the religion will enter the religion again.

It provides early awareness; the person sees risks before they grow and can choose a more solid path.

Neglect, haste, untrustworthy people or uncontrolled behavior can increase the difficulty.

In the interpretation, the themes of success and reputation, inner world and awareness, the emotional tone in the dream, and how the symbol concludes in the dream should be evaluated together.