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

1. One is independent, able to function on one’s own.2. One is personally or culturally free. ...

The witch in your dream could represent evil and ugliness or something more desirable such as enchantment.The word witch is usually used to describe a mean and heartless person, an...

Points either to something hidden, as in Backyard, or the open side of the dreamer s personality.According to Freud, the yard symbolizes the vagina, but today this meaning is only ...

(see Men, Orgasm, Sexual Encounters, Women)Feeling as if you’ve highly undervalued yourself, your work, or your art.A sexual desire or drive that may not be healthy.Illicit, immo...

(1) An ear may be a warning from your unconscious to ‘give ear5 to what it is trying to tell you. This may mean giving your culturally conditioned brain and conscience a rest, in...

At the heart of it, the bathing suit is about modesty.The very act of swimming, immersing oneself in water for sheer pleasure, brings with it a likelihood of nakedness. Culturally,...

Falcons and hawks have many of the same associations as eagles (e.g., nobility, high aspirations), although the culturally familiar image of a blindfolded falcon resting on a hunts...

To see a cat in your dream signifies an independent spirit; they also suggest feminine sexuality, creativity and power, as well as the enigmatic, mysterious and wise part of yourse...

Universal Landscape: Life force. Passion for living.Dreaming Lens: What color was the blood? Was it a healthy red, or a depleted blue? Was it a strange and unnatural color? Was it ...

Universal Landscape: Primal instincts around connection.Dreaming Lens: Who was having sex in the dream? Was the dream about the sex act itself, or was it just a part of the narrati...