Wind Dream
Wind stands for change and for news. A following wind at your back is a good dream of work being carried along easily, while a headwind or a hard gust is read as a warning to watch for interference or gossip from outside. Something blown away by the wind is less a loss than a sign that there is something you need to let go of. If you felt at ease in a gentle breeze, it marks a season when the mind settles. That said, wind dreams have nothing to do with real weather or disaster, and how you felt on waking tells you which reading fits.
Traditional dream lore saw wind as energy on the move and separated the readings by direction and strength. A gentle wind meant matters being carried along, a hard wind meant something intruding from outside.
Readings by Situation
A following wind at your back
A good dream of work being carried along easily. Old lore read a following wind as having met your moment. It is a good time to bring out what you set aside.
A headwind or a hard gust
Something outside is pushing against you — talk, or a hand in your business. Read it as a sign to angle around rather than push straight into it.
Something blown away by the wind
Less a loss than a sign that there is something you need to let go of. What was carried off is the clue, so write it down. If the regret was sharp, some attachment still lingers.
Being at ease in a gentle breeze
A quiet stretch, with the head clearing. It often turns up after something big has passed, so take it as a sign to catch your breath rather than forcing the next undertaking.
A wind dream does not foretell real weather or disaster. Whether it was a following wind or a headwind, and how you felt on waking, is enough to tell the readings apart. A fierce wind does not mean anything bad has been settled.