The penguin is thought to represent adaptability, although it can also indicate stupidity or, perhaps more accurately, unwise behaviour.

Adaptability; flexibility. Fickleness; constantly changing roles, whimsical.

1. A measure of adaptability, flexibility.2. The ability to adapt to various situations and social activities.3. To succumb to the demands of others, obligations (as in to “bend over backward”)....

1. Chaos, often emotional.2. Adaptability, agility, often in sit­uations.3. Prosperity, wealth and power (to dream of the car).

1. A negative sense of loss, disappointment in the offing.2. Creativity, ingenuity and adaptability.3. Possible health issues.4. Feelings regarding one’s place in the world.

1. Feelings of anger, hostility, usually directed at self.2. Of­ten feelings regarding sexual advances.3. Extreme adaptability, flexibility under adverse circumstances.

1. Adaptability to change.2. To feel a need for vigilance, to be “on guard.” 3.A need or desire for confidence, to be free of anxieties.

Often a fear of social contact and agoraphobia. Here, you find the social contact you need and a place where you see yourself apart from—and also a part of—a larger...

Smoothness and adaptability.

Adaptability, steadfastness or the lack of it, and the power to shape. Symbol of temptation.

To dream of a crescent symbolizes the development of female attributes and aspects. It also implies adaptability and flexibility.

To dream of your hips indicates your adaptability. It reflects your ability to get things done. Your dream may also be a pun on being hip.

Flexibility in handling emotional situations; adaptability in living—able to fly, swim or walk.If swimming with head above water, means you are on top of your emotions.

Mercury (both the liquid metal and the Roman god) represents mobility, speed, and adaptability.

The fox is clever and a bit of a trickster. When the fox appears in a dream, you are being connected to the medicine of strategy and adaptability. What situation...

The lizard connects you to the most basic of primitive instincts.The reptilian brain is the part of the human brain that controls our fundamental impulses.The medicine associated with the lizard...

The octopus is the ultimate symbol of flexibility and adaptability. We must add to this the ability to maneuver in the realm of the unconscious, as an octopus’s habitat is...

Breathing or sustenance.Survival (physical, emotional, mental, or otherwise).Life energy.Lightness or airiness.Fluid motion, flexibility, or adaptability.Seeing only air where you expected something else could represent nothingness, emptiness, lack, or surprise somewhere...

Someone altering or changing something can represent: Change in real life, or a desire for it.An unmet need or desire, or an attempt to fulfill one.Adaptability or resourcefulness.Something that is...

Effort or hard work.Discipline, follow-through, or perseverance.Flexibility, agility, or adaptability (physical, emotional, or mental).See Joint, Body Part

A body joint (such as an elbow or knee) can represent: Flexibility, or ability to change directions as needed.Adaptability to situations or challenges.An ability to take things in stride or...

Intelligence, understanding, or thoughtfulness.Playfulness.Physical, emotional, or mental agility.Adaptability to environment or circumstances.Companionship or community.Imitation, copying, or aspiring to be like someone else.Basic human skills.Humanity or human-like qualities (such as sentience...

Pivoting or turning (such as pivoting on your foot, or the action of a hinge or lever) can represent: A turning point or change in the course of events (such...

Our basic spinal and lower brain reactions, such as fight or flight, reproduction, attraction or repulsion, sex drive, need for food and reaction to pain. This includes the fundamental evolutionary...

This image symbolizes wild drives and urges and our sexual energies, with all their joys and troubles.See Buck. In addition, this is also a symbol for the outsider—the so-called “scapegoat.”...

1- Birds in dreams usually represent freedom, imagination, thoughts and ideas which, by nature, need freedom to be able to become evident. As far back as Pagan times, man has...

Vision: Seeing animals in a green pasture: your life is going well—you will prosper. Seeing a willow tree: You need to remain steadfast now, but “bend like a willow...

Your fears.Something you judge as negative or unwanted (such as a person or an aspect of yourself or your life).Stealth.Hidden motives or actions (since rats are nocturnal).Resourcefulness, adaptability, or a...

Something that stretches and then returns to its original form (such as elastic or a rubber band) might represent: Resilience.Responsiveness.Adaptability.An ability to handle crisis or stress well.See Soft, Changing, Shaping

Flexibility or adaptability, such as to different situations or requirements.Sensitivity or vulnerability (physical, emotional, or mental).A connection between things (as the wrist connects the hand and the arm).See Hand, Arm

lucky numbers: 10-16-22-36-47-49another’s: your strange ideas spark another’s creativity. buying a: your vigorous mind can make judicious decisions. losing a: obstinacy causes you to hold on to useless opinions. own,...

lucky numbers: 02-11-15-18-28-32altercation with: wil take patience and an apology to quel animosity. anxiously watching her child: are over-involved in another’s misfortune. being dead: danger to property and you, personal...