woman

A woman in a woman’s dream: An aspect of herself, but often a facet of herself she is not immediately identifying with.

Goddess, holy or oriental woman: The dreamer’s highest potential; what she is capable of but may not yet have lived; her intuition and wisdom transcending her own personality.

Older woman: Could be the dreamer’s mother; her feelings about ageing; her sense of inherited wisdom.

One woman one man: Behaviour patterns arising from parental relationship.

Two women and the dreamer: Conflicting feelings or drives.

Woman’s sister and female children: Particularly used to represent herself. The character of the dream woman, loving, angry, businesslike, lazy, sexual, give a clue to what part of the dreamer it is referring to. If the dream woman is a person known well, the above can still be the case, but the woman may represent what the dreamer feels about that person.

Woman younger than the dreamer: Oneself at that age. i.e. the feelings you met at that period of your life.

In a man’s dream: His present relationship with his own feelings and intuitive self; his sensitivity and contact with his unconscious through receptivity; or how he is relating to his female partner. The latter is especially so if the woman in the dream is his partner.

Old woman: Usually the dreamer’s mother. The woman, because she is his feelings, is obviously also his sexual desires and how he meets them.

Oriental woman in European dream: The aspect of mind and emotions that links the conscious personality with its unconscious transcendental wisdom and intuition, and perhaps the capacity to love.

Two women and the dreamer in a man’s dream: An ‘eternal triangle’ situation; conflicting feelings.

Younger woman in a man’s dream: Can depict his desires for a woman of that age, or his more vulnerable emotions. See: Girl.