Throughout society and culture around the world, bells have a multitude of meanings and purposes. Bells symbolize beginnings and endings. Bells are rung at weddings, funerals and to kick off boxing rounds on the Jerry Springer
In the Chinese art of Feng Shui
Bells have long been associated with the holiday season. In our country, Salvation Army "Bell Ringers"
In our dreams, the meaning of bells can vary as much as it does in waking life! You may need to look up a combination of symbols and piece them together. It's important to look at the purpose of the bell, its relationship to the other symbols and the context of the dream as a whole to arrive at your interpretation. Did you dream of wedding bells? Remember that dreams speak in symbols and the wedding likely represents a new beginning. Have you recently begun a new job, project or relationship? Do you anticipate that this could happen soon? Did you dream of a broken alarm clock?
Bells speak their own language through a variety of tones. They can sound cheerful, threatening, alarming, soothing, harmonious and annoying. What type of sound did your dream bells carry? What emotion can you associate with the sound? Your bells may be a sign of good news or a warning. If you were ringing the bells, you may be feeling joyous and want the world to know. Depending on the context of your dream, you may have an announcement or a need to control people or a situation.
May all your dreams come true!
Parthena Black is a professional social worker and ordained minister with experience in tarot and runes. For private spiritual counseling and intuitive readings via e-mail, please visit her at oymygoddess.com


















