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Stones

To see a stone in your dream symbolizes strength, unity, and unyielding beliefs. Look at the shape, texture and color of the stone for additional significance. If the stones are rough, then it represents your quest in recognizing and developing your self-identity. Part of this quest is to also become aware of your subconscious and suppressed thoughts. To place a circle of stones around yourself suggests that you are channeling a higher energy. You are contemplating an important decision. Consider the common phrase "etched in stone" which suggest permanence and unchanging attitudes. Some stones also carry sacred and magical meanings. Alternatively, stones relate to issues of moral judgment and/or guilt. Or the dream may also be a metaphor for "being stoned" or under the influence of drugs.
To dream that you are carrying a bag of stones refers to your inner strength and fortitude that you have yet to unleash and reveal to others.
To dream that you are throwing stones suggests that have a tendency to look at the faults and shortcomings of others without looking at yourself first.
To dream that you have turned into stone suggests that you are in a rut. You are not doing the things that you really want to do. You feel that there is no way out of a relationship or situation that you are in. If you dream that someone or something has turned to stone, then it represents permanence and longevity. Alternatively, it refers to how time has stool still. Perhaps you feel that you have plenty of time on your hands.
For various cultures, stones have spiritual significance. Consider the Black Stone of Mecca in the Muslim culture which was sent down by God as a marker for where the Ka'abah should be built. For the Irish, the Blarney Stone is seen as a gift of eloquence.

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Stones

To dream that you are carrying a bag of stones refers to your inner strength and fortitude that you have yet to unleash and reveal to others.

To dream that you are throwing stones suggests that have a tendency to look at the faults and shortcomings of others without looking at yourself first.

For various cultures, stones have spiritual significance. Consider the Black Stone of Mecca in the Muslim culture which was sent down by God as a marker for where the Ka'abah should be built. For the Irish, the Blarney Stone is seen as a gift of eloquence.