Dream Dictionary

I started writing Dream Dictionary in 1970. It has been a lifelong work to add to it in length and quality. And remember it is constantly upgraded and given new entries. So if there is something you do not understand or is missing, tell me.

Passage

A way of making a change, or the restrictions you accept to arrive somewhere. The difficulties you face in growing or changing. The passage, like a tunnel, can sometimes depict what you met in being […]...More

Passenger

If in a car, it suggests you are following someone else’s lead or direction.. Dependence on other people’s decisions, energy or drive. Or a mutual or cooperative direction being taken, as in a business venture […]...More

Passport

Symbol of travel, of change, of your integrity or identity. It also relates to feelings of confidence about acceptance, or facing authority. Your sense of identity, with its connections with racial, national and family background; […]...More

Path

The approach or attitudes one uses regarding life in general, or in relationship or work. The direction one has decided on or is following; the way a relationship or marriage is going; a line of […]...More

Pavement Sidewalk

A safe place to be in the activities – traffic – of life. Your public activities, open to the influence or view of other people or social influences. Your present direction, and so an indication […]...More

Pay Paid

   See: Money. In nearly all the dreams studied that refer to pay, the action is to pay for something like a fare or goods. None of them are about being paid. This suggests that […]...More

Peacock

Pride, outer show, attempt to impress, beauty. Sometimes the same as phoenix. In some cultures the peacock represent the soul or psyche – ones sense of self with all ones individual memories and characteristics. Because […]...More

Pearl

A beautiful personal quality that has developed through trials or irritations. Pearls are sometimes associated with tears, so might represent loss or pain. See: Jewels....More

Pedestal

To place apart, to separate, to place above other things, to idolise, value or worship. To feel special or to make special; to place above other things; to idolise or worship. Putting someone or yourself […]...More

Pegasus

In folklore and religion we find frequent mention of the winged horse. This symbolises the sexual or instinctive drives that have not been repressed, but allowed, in conjunction with consciousness and reason, to develop the […]...More

Pelvis

This relates to the sexual function as a whole. This is not simply sex, but reproduction and how you handle this power of life and death. It is the power of life and death because […]...More

Pendant

See: Necklace....More

Penguin

The penguin hardly ever appears in dreams, or in fact in literature generally. so I have not been able to gather from people’s dreams how they use this symbol. From common associations however, it is […]...More

Penis

For a man the penis represents more than simply his sexual appetite. It depicts the whole drive of life through his glandular system that develops the body type he has. It is therefore often depicting […]...More

Pentacle

Often represents the human body, or the subtle spiritual life of the person. See: Five....More

People or Person

Person and Individuals “There must have been some dreams that made you wonder why a known person appeared in them. This is especially puzzling if you haven’t seen that person for years. I experience this […]...More
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