Wheat
To dream of wheat represents feelings about an experience of patience, hard work, and dedication, and how these efforts can lead to tangible outcomes. Thoughts about hard work that you are enduring that doesn't need to say anything about it. Thinking about what you are doing all the time in order to keep a situation going. Achievement that is gained through a lot of work without any luck or complaining about it.
Negatively, wheat in a dream may reflect feelings about a lot of hard work involved in a situation you are experiencing that doesn't get to be explained. Feeling that talking to people about hard work won't help you. Feeling that nobody sees how hard you work or will never understand it if you talk about it.
To dream of a wheatfield represents feelings about a situation being vast and demanding while requiring patience, hard work, and dedication without complaining about it, and how these efforts can lead to tangible outcomes. It's a reflection of situations where you might feel that the scope of work or responsibility is expansive, and the rewards of your labor are the result of your own perseverance and commitment.
Example: A man dreamed of walking through a wheatfield. In waking life, he was having a very difficult time keeping himself out of poverty by working all the time on writing a dream dictionary with the full awareness of dreaming being a language with an enormous amount of symbols to translate. In this case, the wheatfield may have reflected his feelings about the immense effort, dedication, and patience required in his endeavor to compile the dream dictionary. The vastness of the wheatfield might symbolize the overwhelming scope of his task and the persistent hard work needed to cultivate and harvest his knowledge into a comprehensive guide.
Example 2: A woman dreamed of seeing a beautiful wheatfield. In waking life, she was noticing all her friends and family trying their hardest to help her move on from her rape by never bringing it up and being happy around her. In this case, the beautiful wheatfield may have reflected the love, dedication, and patience of her friends and family, each working in their own way to help her find peace and recovery.
Example 3: A woman dreamed of being in a wheatfield. In waking life, she felt that she had to try very hard to stay sexually attractive to a man she liked. In this case, being in a wheatfield may have reflected the patience, hard work, and dedication of the continuous nurturing, attention, and effort she felt she had to invest to remain appealing in the eyes of her interest with the hope of a tangible outcome of marriage.
