Written Dreams are a funny thing, to help you interpret the meaning, you need to ask yourself what seeing broken glass means to you initially. Was it from a jar, a windshield, or a windowpane in a house?  Does broken glass make you feel like something was prematurely halted? Also was this  indicating something to you in the dream or does broken glass have a very symbolic meaning for you?I'll assume three things: 1) your dream is vivid enough that your dream is highly focused on glass; 2) Your dream has occurred more than once or was experienced in a single time with such emotional tension that it is very much in your waking mind; 3) (This is me assuming, so bear with me) The broken glass is serving as a symbol for something that is deeply rooted in you.So in one "interpretation", you are feeling that this broken glass is a symbol of something that was broken that should not have been. Or perhaps you have a sense of fragility in your conscious life and you are subconsciously comparing it to broken glass- that you feel broken.

The variables are entirely built on how seeing and experience the glass being broken felt to you. One thing that I've tried that helps me understand a dream is to take a sheet of paper, think of the memory of that dream and write down the words that come to mind without editing yourself. Write down your feeling on seeing it and how it's affecting you. Much of dream interpretation seems to depends on the dreamer. While there are many somewhat universal things in dreams (Stuck running in slow motion, falling, meeting dead loved ones, etc.) among many people, there is no hard definition where "this symbol is exactly this."Brackets For Wood BlindsSadly yes, there are these dream books that do this. Indoor Grow Light HangersAnd yes, they will try to cover the generalities. Buy Fleur'S Wedding Dress

They are also found next to the checkout stand next to The Enquirer and the Weekly World News. So that might well define those books' value. It's actually and essay that someone wrote a few years ago and its a pretty good job of not making it overly heady. It deals with Carl Jung and his theory on dreams. His theory is well received and may better help you understand your dreams. Written I only dreamt sbout broken glass once. In my dream it was falling on my head. It was such a weird dream I told my daughter about it the next morning. That afternoon we were putting up Halloween decorations spider webs ,big spiders etc. She was on the step ladder spreading out the web with a broom handle. I was holding the ladder steady when she accidently hit the overhead light on the front porch. There I was just like in the dream covered with glass. We could not get over the coincidence. In the dream I wasn't hurt at all and in real life , not even a scratch. So it is still a mystery.It wasn't really a warning as I wasn't hurt in either case.

Written We can receive  messages and information through our dreams. In my opinion western society under rates the importance of dreams. Often in tribal cultures they are thought of as important messengers, and even the children’s dreams are heard and interpreted with significance to the whole village.I prefer to use a simple  framework rather than a dream dictionary, because there are many  available on the market place, often with conflicting ideas and interpretations. Please read my answer to find the method of interpretation I use. hereWritten You have many excellent responses here addressing all possibilities of subconscious.again I only add, look to the pragmatic. Do you have some glass in your environment ready to break? That if it does you might be damaged? VERY easy and tasted great, although it does take a little time since you have to wait for the jello to set. I think this would probably be easy for kids if you used cool whip in place of the p...A dream featuring glass is a symbol of non-physical barriers that you put up or others have around them.

If you look through glass then it suggests that you have a clear view or good perspective of something, or that you are experiencing revelations.To see frosted or murky glass in a dream implies that you are looking for more privacy in some part of your life. It could also represent that you are not quite seeing something for what it truly is.If you break glass in a dream then it suggests that you are breaking down barriers in some part of your life, or mentally freeing yourself from some hindrance in your life.If you see broken glass in the dream it can symbolize displeasure, non-fulfillment of hopes or expectations, or a part of your life or a relationship that has changed for the worse. If you are eating glass in the dream then it can suggest you are experiencing communication issues, confusion or vulnerability in some aspect of your waking life.Original publication: Joy of Jello Cookbook Categories: 1960s, Dessert recipes, Food & drinkTags: cakes, cherry, colors, cookbook, fruit, jello, lemon, lime, orange, pies

Crown Jewel Dessert as a mold, a pie, and a spring-form pan dessert. Also known as Broken Window Glass Cake, this is a spectacular dessert that fits busy schedules — the gelatin for cubes may be made one day, remainder of dessert can wait until the next day. 1 package (3 oz.) each Jell-O Orange, Cherry, and Lime gelatins 4 cups boiling water 1-1/2 cups cold water 1 package (3 oz.) 1/2 cup pineapple juice 1-1/2 cups graham cracker crumbs. 1/3 cup melted butter or margarine 2 envelopes Dream Whip Whipped Topping Mix, or 2 cups whipping cream * Or use 16 to 18 ladyfingers, split, to line pan instead of crumb-butter mixture. Prepare the three flavors of gelatin separately, using 1 cup boiling water and 1/2 cup cold water for each. Pour each flavor into an 8-inch square pan. Chill until firm, or overnight. Then combine the lemon gelatin, sugar, and remaining 1 cup boiling water; stir until gelatin and sugar are dissolved. Stir in pineapple juice.

Chill until slightly thickened. Meanwhile, mix the crumbs and melted butter; press into bottom of 9-inch spring-form pan. (If desired, press part of crumbs on sides of pan.) Cut the firm gelatins into 1/2-inch cubes. Then prepare whipped topping mix as directed on package or whip the cream; blend with lemon gelatin. Fold in gelatin cubes. Chill at least 5 hours, or overnight. Run knife or spatula between sides of dessert and pan, and remove sides of pan before serving. If desired, spread additional prepared whipped topping or whipped cream on top and sides. NOTE: Other Jell-O Gelatin fruit flavors may be used instead of those suggested in recipe, forming any combination of colors desired. For in-stance, make all the cubes of Jell-O Black Raspberry or Lime Gelatin and substitute Jell-O Strawberry Gelatin for the lemon gelatin. Prepare Crown Jewel Dessert, pouring mixture into 2 ladyfinger- or crumb-lined 9-inch pie pans. (To line pie pans with ladyfingers, use about 18 ladyfingers, split.