1. Caution is needed in some aspect of life.2. Potential for serious disappointment.3. Attention to signs will lead to a posi­tion of honor and prestige. ...

Example: During childhood I leamt to fly in a long sequence of dreams. Each linked very clearly to the last. I would go to the nearby churchyard and in the beginning I would run al...

1. One’s inner state is peaceful, anxiety free.2. If the abbey is damaged, something is intruding on one’s ability to achieve peacefulness.3. If the structure is seen in clear ...

1. One feels that he/she is guiltless in a particular situa­tion.2. One is willing to try very hard. ...

1. A need or desire for attention.2. Representation, declara­tion of self, assertiveness.3. Attempting to communicate a message, advertisement. ...

1. A warning, call to arms.2. Good news is coming.3. New beginnings (as in “reveille”).4. Endings, putting to rest a situa­tion or way of believing (as in “taps”). ...

1. Feelings of loss and doom.2. An undesirable aspect of self.3. Cleansing, removal of undesirable, unpleasant behavior or attitudes.4. A sense of death, decay and rot, often in a ...

1. Success ahead.2. Desire to control a situa­tion.3. One recognizes that he/she can’t achieve a task alone. ...

1. Reemergence of childhood anxieties or traumas, usu­ally social.2. A need for moral reassessment of behavior in business or social affairs or intimate relationships.3. Use cau­...

1. Changes in the offing.2. Some aspect of life or situa­tion may have elements of fantasy, illusion.3. News comes from far away; a messenger. ...

1. Foundation (as in the “floor beneath your feet”).2. Separa­tion between parts of the mind, conscious and unconscious.3. Use caution in business ventures (sweeping). ...

1. A need or desire for time alone and undisturbed.2. New, emerging feelings, not yet fully formed.3. Anger and frustra­tion with current social circle. ...

1. Disapproval of one’s own actions; self-scorn.2. Recent pursuits may seem unwise, unsafe.3. Possible loss of reputa­tion. ...

1. Past fears, often from a traumatic event, require atten­tion.2. Regrets from the past need to be resolved or “laid to rest.” ...

1. Enjoying eating ice cream means one is happy, partic­ularly with sexual matters.2. If the ice cream is tasteless, one is not satisfied, particularly with love life.3. Keep coo...

1. Unhappy or unrewarding journey or situation.2. Need to continue or strive for new situa­tion or places. ...

1. A strong focus on outer appearances.2. Feelings of protec­tion from emotional storms. ...

1. Actions may cause hurt to others.2. A possible loss of reputa­tion.3. Good news is on the way, especially in terms of love re­lationships (to be sitting on the lap of a member...

1. Use caution in business matters and personal affairs.2. One’s honesty or integrity is called into question.3. Use cau­ tion in love affairs; keep a serious attitude. ...

1. Hiding one’s true self.2. Trying to deceive or avoid decep­tion by others.3. Fear of one’s actions being misconstrued.4. Trying to avoid recognition by enemies or associate...

1. Overemphasizing the importance or complexity of a situa­tion or emotion.2. Frustration and/or fear of the future. ...

1. Peace and tranquility.2. Security and comfort.3. Reflec­tion on one’s achievements or status. ...

1. A desire for adventure, likely as an escape from present circumstance.2. Use caution regarding relationships; tempta­tion to infidelity is in the offing.3. Multitasking is gr...

1. A feeling of being strangled, cut off, especially in regards to communication.2. Extreme hostility toward another person (to see someone with a noose around his/her neck).3. Per...

1. Possible lawsuits, encounters with the courts.2. Valida­tion, a witness on one’s behalf.3. A fear of nosiness, gossip in the community. ...

1. Desire to get involved in wild sexual adventures.2. Realiza­tion that one has a secret side.3. Feeling that one is not having sex often enough.4. Moral disarray.5. Lack of focu...

1. Feeling unloved.2. Need to be protected against rejec­tion and isolation.3. Mystery and curiosity. ...

1. Avoidable little annoyances seem to go on forever; use cau­tion against undermining one’s own activities.2. Health, espe­cially against communicable diseases. ...

1. The realization of hopes and desires, especially in love.2. Selfless virtue in love, unconditional admiration.3. A connec­tion between individuals, understanding and empathy. ...

1. Extreme confusion, especially in life choices.2. Ex­tremes of thought, ambivalence—usually regarding a situa­tion, frequently in a relationship.3. Routine, rhythm, the pulse...

1. A romantic ideal (as in “prince charming,” if dreamed by a woman).2. Hero, the inner masculine self.3. A high estima­tion of oneself.4. A surprise is in the offing. ...

1. An irritation or annoyance, frequently associated with in­fantile behavior.2. Emotional difficulties—usually associated with repression, often caused by unexpressed anger.3....

1. A need or desire to “redo,” restructure something, of­ten modes of behavior or ways of viewing life.2. A “restora­tion”—often to health, sometimes to former status. ...

1. A need or desire for rest, an escape from routine or situa­tion (notice type of resort and activities offered).2. New and ex­citing acquaintances in the offing, possibly roma...

1. If approaching a shore, one has almost reached a destina­tion that has been striven for.2. One needs to “shore up” some area of one’s life. ...

1. Sense of vulnerability, exploitation regarding love, affec­tion.2. Good sense of self-worth (high comfort level).3. Poor self-esteem (low comfort level). ...

1. A good omen for the intellect and ideas (as in “illumina­tion”).2. A positive omen for business and professional matters.3. Lingering feelings of attraction, infatuation (a...

1. Feelings of having been tricked or outmaneuvered.2. Decep­tion is afoot.3. Unpleasant surprises or bad news is in the offing. ...

1. One has the means to cleanse some part of one’s life, such as guilt.2. Watching a washing machine in ac­tion means one’s life is humdrum. ...

Example: ‘I am in a strange town—usually where there are shops and lots of people. I don’t know where I am or how I got there, but I suddenly realise I have lost my handbag. ...

Our motivating drives—sex drive, ambition, sense of failure, whatever is driving us in life; desire to get somewhere’ in life; independence; feelings about the particular car i...

Example: T was in some kind of cave or crypt. My father told me and my family of his coming death. He was calm and caring but my mother, sister and myself were grief stricken and f...

Sigmund Freud was the founder of modern therapeutic analysis of dreams. Freud encouraged clients to relax on a couch and allow free associations to arise in con­nection with aspec...

Death and resurrection; infinity; old fonts and baptis­tries are octagonal because of the association with regenera­tion. ...

Fields often appear with animals, and suggest the dreamer’s contact with what is natural in themselves. Also freedom from social pressure; one’s sense of oneself when away from...

Example: For some considerable time I have been troubled by a nightmarish dream which is so realistic sometimes I think I am going to die. In my dream I have swallowed something wh...

Example: ‘A ritual began whereby a laige knife was drawn and a few deep cuts were made to both our faces. I put my hands to my face and saw them covered with blood, crying and cr...

Like a wooden chest, a place to store emotions. Gener­ally it represents our emotions; pride. Man’s dream: sense of social confidence; if healthy: positive sense of social recog...

How we deal with our passions or outbursts of emo­tion or anger, dealing with misplaced energy. ...

Compensatory feelings for difficulties in life; intu­ition about life after death; retreat from life; meeting ones religious concepts; one’s own sense of harmony or integra­tio...

Temporary attitudes or way of life, a short term situa­tion; relaxation; escape or separation from family or home; sexual activity outside home life. ...

Childhood family feelings; basic uncomplicated situa­tion or relationship. ...

One of Carl Jung s most interesting areas of thought is that of individuation. In a nutshell the word refers to the processes involved in becoming a self-aware human being.The area...

Humility, acknowledgment of dependence or coopera­tion; sense of awe, defeat. ...

Focusing attention on an area of experience, realisa­tion or intuition. ...

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...

The unconscious frequently senses things, or synthesises out of our experience views of things, we have not been consciously aware of.A dream may depict this as a painting; subtle ...

Because of the ease with which computers can file, son, cross reference and present informa­tion, a great deal of work has been done in analysing the content of thousands of dream...

vu Many dreamers say they find a connection between a place they dream of—especially a house—and a place they later see while awake. Most of these descriptions appear to be att...

In his book Landscapes of the Night, Dr Evans puts forward a new theory of dreaming. He states that our brain has programs’ for dealing with survival. We have basic behaviour pro...

When we will to speak or move, uncon­scious physical and psychological impulses and processes oc­cur to produce the response. These deeply unconscious pro­cesses are often depic...

There is food for the mind, food for thought, food for the body, and spiritual nourishment. We can digest informa­tion or experience, the latter being food for our growth as an in...

Warming up one’s emotions; livening up the situa­tion, irritation. ...

Memories; wanting to be remembered or noticed; looking at some aspect of oneself. Looking at family photos: realisation of past influences in one’s life; family environment, ment...

Small ideas, actions or information which, connected, help create something or hold things together, one’s connec­tion or emotional bond with things.If stuck in: irritation or h...

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...

Supportive feelings as by one’s side’; as well as; indica­tion of choice, as What side are you on?1 or Who’s on my side?’ Idioms: from all sides; let the side down, on eve...

Below are described simple techniques which make it possible to gain information quickly from dreams. They have been put as a series of questions. What is the background to the dre...

Some dream researchers suggest falling is one of the main themes in dreams. In the sample used for this book, the words fall, falls, fell, falling occur 72 times in 1,000 dreams.Th...

To realise something; to ‘wake up’ to one’s situa­tion; to come out of a period of withdrawal. Idioms: rude awakening; wake up to something; wide awake. ...

Overview or warning of self-eleva- tion and arrogance....

1- The image of a journey is a very- potent one in dream work. Anytime the idea of a journey becomes apparent, it is to do with the way that we carry on our everyday lives and how ...

also see Refrigerator1- A larder, being a repository for food, usuallv indicates sustenance or nurturing in a dream. It will depend to a certain extent what is in the larder as to ...

To dream of eating mallows signifies exemp- tion from trouble and dispatch of business, because this herb renders the body soluble....

To dream of an antidote licates a severe embarrassment or scandal through indiscre- tion. Be more circum-spect in your personal re-lationships.See also Poi-son....

Anything derelict in your dream is telling you to buck up. You can over- come your present frustra- tion by using your com- mon sense plus a bit of ingenuity. Have a bash; you have...

A dream in which this direction is the main fea- ture indicates the formula- tion, or cancellation, of a plan involving an impor- tant change of location.See also Compass....

Headlights mov- ing toward you in a dream are a warning that a situ-ation you have allowed to drift is a potential danger unless you take quick ac-tion....

A rusty hinge pre- dicts difficulties in connec- tion with family or per- sonal affairs; a squeaky hing signifies that you will have to combat some malicious gossip.Other wise, see...

Whether float- ing, taking off, or landing, a hydroplane in your dream signifies a satisfactory solu- tion to a troublesome situ-ation....

The interpreta- tion of this dream depends on the details.If you were personally involved and you enjoyed the experi- ence, it is, obviously, an omen of happy adjustment to your ci...

If your dream fea- tured a police officer, it forecasts an embarrass- ment due to the financial carelessness of a friend or relation; however, a dream featuring an officer of any o...

Generally, this dis- ability in a dream, whether your own or someone else’s, suggests an emo- tional conflict cm* sexual in- hibition.If the paralysis was total, it is likely tha...

Over the years many theories to ex­plain the ‘why’ of dreams have been put forward. These range from dreams being messages from spirits; being results of food eaten prior to s...

Left: if we are right handed, the left represents the less dominant or expressed side of oneself, or the parts of our nature we try to hide or suppress.If we write or knock in a na...

Whatever the ac- tion may have been, if the main feature of your dream was a rainbow, it predicts the end of all your troubles followed by great happiness....

A dream featuring rods suggests that you will eventually achieve your ambition by virtue of strong-willed determina- tion. However, the inter- pretation of this dream will be modif...

If you dreamed of listening to a ventrilo- quist, you are being warned to guard your tongue in social conversa- tion, unless you are certain all ears are friendly; if your dream in...

To dream of a wild horse, denotes that, through rashness and temerity, you will be placed in a very dangerous posi• tion, and that it will require all your skill and ingenuity to...

1. Ability to control situations, forward movement.2. Emo­tional security, control. ...

1. If the dreamer is being carried, he/she feels like an emo­tional burden to the carrier.2. If the dreamer is carrying some­one, the person carried may or may not be viewed as a...

According to modem theory, the amount of information the human brain can hold is more than is held in all the books in the Library of the British Museum. Gradually it is becoming r...

lives While there may be some evidence for reincarna­tion in the work of Dr Ian Stevenson, dreams which clearly state reincarnation in their theme most likely represent pres­ent ...

1. A need or desire to get to the heart of a problem, likely emo­tional.2. Fear of confrontation, of another’s disapproval. ...

1. Happiness and success, usually in business or professional life.2. A problematic attention-seeker (as in “ham it up” or a “big ham”).3. Festivities, celebration of good ...

1. Burden and responsibility.2. A measure of wealth.3. Emo­tional burdens, sadness or grief. ...

1. Maternal figure.2. Desire for safety and comfort as symbolized by pouch.3. Something odd and playful.4. Ability to move very fast.5. Highly creative.6. Encountering unconven­t...

1. Feelings of detachment or separation, usually from emo­tional growth.2. A need or desire for time off, a change in scene. ...

1. A feeling that a situation or dilemma has gone from bad to worse (as in “sickening”).2. Inability to accept or intense fear of a situation.3. A need or desire to “purge”...