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.

Servant Maid or Cleaning Lady

Social roles – top dog under dog feelings; feeling you are treated like a servant, or treating someone else as; class distinctions. The cleaning lady is an aspect of you that is sociable and works […]...More

Seduction Seductress Seduce

“The succubus, a female demon who seduced male dreamers. References to seductive demons, such as Lilith, had appeared in the Talmud but had not previously appeared in Christian writings. The Commentary – by Macrobius - became an extremely influential book and thirty-seven printed editions appear...More

Condensation

“The notion that dreams provide an avenue for the expression of normally repressed desires while simultaneously disguising and censoring our real urges was systematically formulated by Sigmund Freud, the father of psychoanalysis. In Freud’s view, […]...More

Salesman Saleswoman

Someone seeking to influence you; a person offering you an opportunity; one’s business sense. Or that you are confronted by choices, perhaps because you are looking for something or ‘shopping for ideas’.   Being pressured […]...More

juggler Juggling

It shows an ability to deal with several things at once – keeping things in the air so to speak. It can also point to the talent or skill to have many things you are […]...More

Cartoon

Picasso once said, “Art is not truth. Art is a lie that helps you understand the truth.” The bizarre symbolism of dreams like that of the art of caricature, are not the truth, but in […]...More

Bookkeeper

This can represent your efforts to keep a watch on your energy consumption and your reserves.  So the business of running your life and expressing your energy/activities well. A sort of measuring or weighing up […]...More

Rodent Rat

Rodents are a massive and diverse collection of animals. Rats and mice are the ones we usually associate with rodents, but there are also squirrels, chinchilla, guinea pigs, rabbits, beavers, chipmunk, capybara, prairie dogs, naked […]...More

Body

Because the body so potently depicts the image we have of ourselves, our health and our psychological situation, any distortions or collapse of the body image in our dreams suggests similar effects in our personality, […]...More

Dreams Are The Alternative We Are Most Aware Of

Dreams are the alternative level of mind most of us know best, and the main factors of this level are that you experience yourself in a full surround virtual reality. We are used to recognising […]...More

Your Immense Resources

You have immense resources in your dreams. If you look through your journal you will see a wide variety of characters, animals, and places. The more dreams you have, the greater the variety. Each of […]...More

Looking At A Dream

When you look at one of your dreams and try to understand it, in a way you are approaching a wonderful alien. It is an alien with intelligence and powers perhaps you cannot even conceive […]...More

Useful Techniques

Here are some useful techniques. Try to understand the dynamics of your difficult response. If it is not easy to find clarity, look to your dreams for help. Ask for a guiding dream or take […]...More

Steps in Problem Solving

 The First Step – Thoughts   Thoughts and thinking are tools to be used in problem solving, but are only part of the necessary toolkit. It is important to clearly understand what a thought is, […]...More

A prisoner of your limitations, or a traveller of wider possibilities

Western science has in the past painted a picture for us that suggested nature and the universe is one vast impersonal and almost mechanical process. When you travel beyond the frontier of your own personality […]...More

Are there dangers in spreading your wings?

There are dangers in virtually everything we do in our everyday life. People die from normal activities such as driving a car, eating out and the electricity in their home. We take it for granted […]...More
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