What Does Dreaming of a Table Mean?
Traditional Interpretation
In the tradition of Ibn Sirin and al-Nabulsi, the table points to blessing, provision, and the plenty of the spread; seeing a table laden with food can signify ease of livelihood and bounty, while an empty table can signify a period of waiting for provision, or patience. As a center around which people gather, the table can also point to family unity, friendship, and promises given.
Psychological View
In modern psychology, the table may reflect your need for order, balance, and solid ground on which to build your life. A table around which people gather can point to belonging, sharing, and the search for 'common ground' in your relationships; a cluttered or broken table can point to instability felt in some area of your life.
By Context
Seeing a Table Laden with Food
According to traditional interpretation, a full, well-laid table can point to provision becoming plentiful, a blessed period, and a fortunate matter to which one is invited; psychologically, it may reflect inner fulfillment and a sense of security.
Seeing an Empty Table
A table with nothing on it can point to an awaited provision or piece of news being delayed, and to patiently waiting out a process; in some interpretations it may also be read as an empty ground being prepared for a new beginning.
Seeing a Table, for Someone Single
For a single person, seeing a table around which people gather can point to new acquaintances, to a coming together such as an engagement or wedding, and to steps toward a shared home.
Seeing a Broken or Overturned Table
In the Ibn Sirin tradition, a table that breaks or overturns can point to a setback in one's livelihood, a broken agreement, or a shaking of the order of family or friendship; psychologically, it can signify a period in which the sense of security is bruised.