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For Budi, the dream wasn't a nightmare about the end, but a deep subconscious reminder that to reach his "new self," he had to first honor and lay to rest the "old self" he had been carrying for too long.
Terkuak! Arti Mimpi Mayat, Bukan Sekadar Horor Lho - Halodoc
Budi woke up in a cold sweat, the weight of the wooden poles still feeling real against his shoulder. In his dream, he had been walking through a mist-covered village, his hands gripping the smooth wood of a keranda . He wasn't alone; three other shadows walked with him, their faces obscured by the fog. They weren't mourning; they were moving with a strange, purposeful rhythm.
In the world of Halodoc , carrying a body can represent the "burial" of old habits or unhealthy relationships. By carrying the coffin, Budi was symbolically moving away from a phase of his life that no longer served him.
Jawa Pos notes that while it can be a warning of "complicated problems," seeing the coffin move toward a final destination suggests an ending that allows for a new beginning.
In Islamic interpretations mentioned by Liputan6 , such a vision can be a muhasabah (self-reflection). If the procession was smooth and solemn, it might even hint at an upcoming "rain of blessings" or rezeki .
In many Indonesian traditions, dreaming of carrying a coffin ( keranda mayat ) is rarely a literal omen of death. Instead, it is often interpreted as a heavy but ultimately positive symbol of life’s transition. The Story of the Midnight Procession
According to various interpretations, Budi’s dream could mean several things: