This could indicate doubts, insinuations, stagnancy, vegetating, or something inhibiting your growth, depending upon the feelings in the dream. But if it is positive feelings, it could indicate processes of growth and movement. In either […]... More

The soul, the gentle harmless self that is often hurt or wounded by our aggressiveness and cynicism, or by other people’s criticism; vulnerability; the unsocialised or wild, but gentle side of our instincts; love-sickness. In […]... More

The living, growing part of you. The part that is still vulnerable because of its newness, or outworn (depending on colour of leaf) part of your thinking or feeling. You can also be blown like […]... More

In past ages nectar was thought of as the drink of the gods. In other words it is the transformed essence of life experience – the spirit existing within the physical. It is that which […]... More

Inner feelings that few see. Sometimes symbolises sexual feelings, or even psychic body or aura. See: Clothes. The colour and type alter the meaning of petticoats, but in general they signify something like petals do […]... More

Suggests areas of progressive change in one’s life, emerging personal qualities; occasionally one’s children being helped in their ‘growth’. Many people go through the different stages of plant life in their dreams, some experience the […]... More

Taking a risk; facing uncertainty; going into something unknown or untried. To gain even an elementary understanding of dreams, one must plunge into that strange world of imagination we find in our own minds. It […]... More

The penis; male sexuality; self expression in its positive extending aspect. Anything upright like this can also represent the spine, with its connotations of strength or ‘spinelessness’. So a pole with flag flying high could […]... More

Even where red appears quite casually in a dream, as with the hat in the example, there is frequently fear, screaming, horror or a sense of danger in the same dream. Red also represents ones […]... More

Love; the flowering of personal qualities, your soul or self. Sometimes the vagina. The flowering of our ripeness to live, love and reproduce, and its passing. Because flowers are the beautiful sexual organs of the […]... More

Sometimes represents self or inner self. Or the shell we crawl into for protection against the world. See: Oyster; Clam. There are tides and cycles in our lives, tides that are not a destructive force […]... More

Death, fear of, desire for. Hidden fears. The past. Secret annoyance. This is often evoking feelings about death, but it can be about your own ability or basic strength – your bones. If it is […]... More

The tree depicts the living structure of yourself or another person. In particular it shows not only your past in the condition of its roots and trunk, but also what you have grown into and […]... More

Numbers can have a personal or symbolic significance. For instance, we may have had three children, so the number three in a dream could be connected with your feelings or fears about them – but […]... More

Womb; receptivity; our ability to contain something and supporting its growth. The meaning depends upon what vase you dream of, for vases are used for all type of purpose. Vases are often used to hold […]... More

Your connections with family and ancestors; growth or fruitfulness of parts of self; the transcendent in your life. The vine is what you have created in your life through the use of your potential, your […]... More