The meaning of the symbols of cultural seen in a dream.

Memory; family and cultural heritage; the living past within us. ...

The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France to the United States. It represents cultural freedom. Thus, it may appear as a symbol of liberty and freedom for all. As the gateway to...

This symbol connects to collective expressions of cultural greatness. Structures such as the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower, the Taj Mahal, and the Great Pyramids are all exam...

You are ascending and rising above mundane life. You may also be avoiding something on the ground. This is one of the most common universal dream images. One of the most delightful...

Hope, abundance, and the promise of good to come are all wrapped up in the symbol of the rainbow, one of the most magical phenomena that can be found on Earth. Part of the meaning ...

Silverware is a symbol of civilization and sophistication. Food is what sustains us and represents nurturing and self-care. By using an implement to connect to our food, we add yet...

1. A feeling of incompleteness (as in an “empty hole”).2. Nourishment, usually spiritual, sometimes cultural. ...

Depends which skin colour one has.If white: one’s natural drives, feelings about coloured people; or if per­son is known, what you feel about them.If black or brown: one’s own...

Example: ‘1 ran down very dark streets, like a maze, and could not find a way out of them’ (Mrs N). Darkness has many meanings, depending on what else appears in the dream. In ...

A dog running across a busy road to chase a bitch isn’t acting rationally according to human standards. But he is still acting on old drives which have not integrated fresh infor...

In most ancient cultures, consider­ation and even veneration of dreams played a great pan. Some groups felt that dream life was more real and imponant than waking life. Not only w...

1- The fly whisk is a tool for removing an irritant, and may be interpreted as our need to deal effectively with aspccts of our lives which no longer please us.2- In many cultures ...

(See Announcements, Conversations, Languages)Accents in dreams, especially those portrayed as overly heavy or nonsensical, may reflect cultural or societal prejudice of which we ma...

(see by type, Eating, Garden)If this is a play on words, your subconscious is saying that for some reason you have begun to feel as productive as an inanimate, uprooted vegetable. ...

Earthy and rich, the color brown expresses your grounded nature. Brown may represent earthiness and cultural richness....

A Mexican character may suggest adopting a passionate and rich lifestyle that celebrates life through a colorful cultural experience. He or she may mention the value of hard labor ...

Wandering through the streets of New York in a dream may suggest that you have entered the busiest and largest marketplace in the world.A cultural, investment, and political hub. i...

We are looking at our experiences and our basic needs. Unleavened breads, such as chappatis, matzos, pancakes and tortillas, have symbolic importance in a number of religions. Fanc...

To dream of an inheritance suggests that spiritually we have at our disposal all the knowledge and cultural input that our ancestors have accrued. This includes cultural family and...

Material aspects: To be conscious of size in a dream highlights how we feel in relation to a person, project or object. Big or tall might suggest important or threatening, whereas ...