Dreams about a Spider Web: The Meaning | Cobweb

a beautiful spider web
What is the meaning of seeing a spider web (cobweb) in a dream? Is it a good or a bad sign? 

In this article, we will talk about what dreams about a spider web mean. We base our analysis on numerous dream encyclopedias and dictionaries.
 


A Spider Web in a Dream 

Dreaming of a spider web can symbolize:
  • enjoyable relationships
  • profitable experiences
  • the fear of commitment 
  • insecurity about intimate relationships
  • feeling trapped
  • a web of lies
  • someone close to you may be using you
However, if there is no spider in the web, it predicts happy events and tranquility.

Seeing a spider web in a dusty house indicates that you will have to deal with your past. 


A Spider Spinning a Web 

a yellow purple spider web
If you see a spider spinning a web in a dream, it denotes:
  • happiness and security in your family 
  • financial improvement
  • creativity
  • perseverance
  • being criticized and slandered
Walking into a spider’s web in a dream denotes that your current financial projects will be successful.


Being trapped in a web

If you become trapped in a spider web (cobweb) in a dream, you may be feeling trapped in a relationship or feeling caught in a sticky situation. Such dreams can warn you about a "web of lies".


A spider eating victims 

a spider web and a tree
Seeing a spider trapping innocent victims in its webs and eating them can mean that your mother tortures you with her possessiveness and makes you feel guilty.




Sources/Books:
  • "Zolar's encyclopedia and dictionary of dreams" by Zolar, 1982, Arco (New York)
  • "Dreams & their meanings" by Tony Hazzard, Ward Lock (London), 1989
  • "A dictionary of dream symbols" by Eric Ackroyd, publisher "Blandford" (London), 1993
  • "The encyclopedia of symbolism" by Kevin J. Todeschi, publisher "Berkley Pub. Group", 1995
  • "The dictionary of dream interpretation" by Gerald Schoenewolf, "Jason Aronson" (Northvale, N.J.), 1997
  • "The little giant encyclopedia of dream symbols by Klausbernd Vollmar, publisher "Sterling Pub" (New York), 1997
  • "Dictionary of dreams" by Gustavus Hindman Miller, 1999, Parragon
  • "The complete book of dreams" by Neil Roland, 1999, Hamlyn (London)
  • "The illustrated encyclopedia of dreams", publisher "Bounty" (London), 2001
  • "In your dreams" by Edwin Raphael, 2002, Foulsham (London)
  • "The dream encyclopedia" by James R. Lewis, "Visible Ink Press" (Canton, MI), 2009

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