Road
A road is the direction a life is running in. Broad and straight means smooth going, and finding a new road is a good omen that an unexpected opportunity opens. Standing at a fork means being at a choice — and which way you turned is often the answer your mind already holds. A road that ends or narrows, by contrast, signals that the current method will not carry you further: time to look for the way around.
A road is ground that somebody walked first and packed down. Traditional reading likened the width and state of the road to what lies ahead for the dreamer. Which road you walked, and how, decides the meaning.
Readings by Situation
Walking a wide, straight road
A good sign that the way ahead is clear. Tradition read taking a broad road as a smooth stretch. A bright, open road reads more strongly still.
Finding a new road
A sign that a method you had not seen comes into view. Tradition read an unfamiliar road opening as opportunity. If something is blocked, take it as a nudge to look elsewhere.
A road narrowing or ending
A sign that this way will not carry you further. Rather than a bad omen, read it as a call to set your direction again. Turning back is a road too.
Hesitating at a fork
A sign that a choice is in front of you. Tradition too took the fork as a symbol of decision. Seeing what makes you hesitate brings the answer closer.
A road dream does not mean the way ahead is settled. It is closer to a scene reflecting where you are right now. Seeing a road end does not fix anything bad in place.