Juggle Dream Meaning

Have you ever tried juggling? Did you succeed? And what does it mean if you dreamed that you were a juggler? If you dreamed of a juggler, this means you will become a participant in some exciting entertainment, to which a loved one will introduce you.

Being a juggler in a dream - the dream says that you do not neglect manipulating people for your own purposes, without taking into account their interests and feelings. Your personality and your desires are always in the foreground for you.

Juggling balls (or other items) in a dream is also a sign of manipulation. It is considered a good sign if you juggle big items easily.

The dream may also indicate that you are ready to take a difficult situation under your control.

If you dreamed that your boss was a juggler, beware of betrayal of your colleagues.

Seeing yourself juggling on an arena promises having a good time. Seeing jugglers in the circus – get ready to awe.

A dream about juggler may be a sign of a heavy workload which will move all your other plans aside.

Loff’s dreambook gives the following interpretations of juggling in a dream. There comes a time in life that can be compared to juggling - we take on many things, but we are not able to cope with them all.

If you manage to juggle alone, it means that you, in fact, manage to cope with many life problems at the same time. It happens that in a dream we juggle in public, exposing our abilities to public judgment. The main thing here is to evaluate the audience. Perhaps the audience consists of people who should be given some of the problems or who make unreasonable demands.

Who is watching you juggle? What kind of relationship do you have with these people in reality? How well do you juggle and how does the audience react to it?

Dropping items while juggling might suggest that you feel overwhelmed by the number of things you're managing. It could be a sign that you're struggling to keep up with your commitments, responsibilities, or tasks, and fear that something might "slip your attention."