The Curious Dreamer’s Dream Dictionary

by Nancy Wagaman
A person’s brain can represent their mind or something in it (such as their ability to think or their beliefs, thoughts, judgments, perceptions, or imagination).

Problems with the brain can represent real or imagined trouble of a mental nature (trouble solving a problem, making a decision, or thinking clearly).

A brain that’s not part of a body can represent the meanings just mentioned or the following: the self, soul, or identity of a person, the end of a life or of another process.

See Head, Body Part, Person You Know, Person Unknown

Ten Thousand Dream Dictionary

by Pamela Ball
1- When attention is drawn to the brain in a dream, we are expected to consider our own or others’ intellect.

To dream of the brain being preserved indicates the need to take care in intellectual pursuits. We may be pushing ourselves too hard.

2- Since the brain is the scat of learning, we may psychologically need to consider our beliefs and ideals in the light of experience.

3- The seat of the soul.

Islamic Dream Interpretation

by Ibn Seerin
(Cerebrum) In a dream, a brain represents savings. Having an oversized brain in a dream means reason. Having no brain in a dream means ignorance. Eatingfrom one’s own brain or the marrows ofone’s own bones in a dream means suspicious dealing with one’s own money. Eating someone else’s brain in a dream means that one may die shortly or that he may steal someone’s savings.

A brain in a dream also may indicate one’s beliefs, religious life and the work of one’s innermost being.

(Also see Body’, Marrow)