Seeing oneself fasting and breaking the fast at its proper time signifies attaining goodness in religion and worldly life, lawful provision, and deliverance from grief and sorrow.
Ja'far al-Sadiq said that seeing fasting in a dream is interpreted in ten ways: 1) power, 2) leadership, 3) health, 4) rank, 5) repentance, 6) victory, 7) abundant blessing, 8) pilgrimage, 9) honor, and 10) children.
Seeing oneself fast for two consecutive months signifies repentance from sins.
Seeing oneself observe a voluntary fast signifies safety from illness and well-being.
Seeing oneself forgetfully break the fast while fasting signifies abundant and lawful provision.
Seeing oneself fast also signifies spiritual rank, forgiveness of sins, and fulfillment of an oath.
Seeing oneself fast during the month of Ramadan signifies knowledge, memorizing the Qur'an, joy and goodness, honor, and dignity. If a sick person sees himself fasting, it signifies recovery from illness. Observing the Ramadan fast in a dream signifies safety from fear.
Seeing oneself fast in Ramadan while acknowledging the obligation of the fast signifies provision and blessing that will arrive quickly from an unexpected source.
Seeing oneself fast on the tenth of Muharram, the day of Ashura, signifies piety, scrupulousness, a good end, and pilgrimage.
Seeing oneself fasting on the tenth of Dhu al-Hijjah signifies departing this life with faith at one’s final breath.
Seeing oneself do something that breaks the fast signifies breaking a covenant, failing to keep one’s word, and preferring love of this world over love of the Hereafter.
Seeing oneself break the fast at its proper time after fasting signifies the sick person’s recovery and the arrival of successive reliefs and joys.