Rice
Rice stands for abundance and a well-fed life. Piling it up or receiving it is a good omen of stable living and rising income, and the fuller the storehouse in the dream, the better it was considered. Eating your fill of white rice reads the same way. Spilling rice, or rats eating into it, means money leaking — a good moment to review your spending — while running out of rice signals spending without preparing.
A single grain of rice is nothing to look at; only measured out and stacked in sacks does it begin to look like a household’s keep. Grain piling up in a storehouse was read as a household growing comfortable, and receiving it read well too. Scattering reads the other way.
Readings by Situation
A storehouse full of rice
A good sign that living grows comfortable. Tradition read stored grain as a settled household. Take it as a time when income rises or a position steadies.
Receiving or buying rice
A sign that something is coming in. Tradition read receiving grain as solid, practical gain. It does not mean money arrives shortly, though, so confirm with numbers.
Spilling or scattering rice
A sign that something is leaking. Tradition read scattered grain as a time of rising expense. Take it as a call to look once at what is going out.
Rice gone weevilly or spoiled
A sign that what came in is hard to keep. Tradition read spoiled grain as a time to look to your household. This is a moment to mind what you have rather than start something new.
Rice is a leading symbol of wealth, but that is no reason to spend more. Spilling it in a dream does not fix a loss in place either. Confirm things with numbers, always.