1. A need or desire to commune with nature.2. A desire for “wildness,” to lose some of the constraints of society.3. A mes­sage from baser instincts or intuition, usually about...

1. Feelings of security, personal safety.2. Confidence in conflicts and confrontations.

An object in dreams can often give angibility to spiritual concepts.A cross, for instance, will suggests sacrifice to some, conviction to others and refusal to even more.To object to something...

To dream of being in a life-boat, denotes escape from threatened evil.To see a life-boat sinking, friends will contribute to your distress.To be lost in a life-boat, you will be...

A date tree. This may be interpreted as total goodness and virtue since the date tree is regarded as a tree constituting total goodness as is known from the hadeeth....

(Bread; Clouds; Concealment, Rain, Soldiers, Vapor, Water)

Symbolic of salvation, Titus 2:13

Symbolic of wisdom, Prov. 3:18

See philosophy of dreams; death; murder; out of body experience.

Dreams of a life raft represent your awareness that you have a helping hand when you need it most, a support system to get you through rocky times. Perhaps you...

Your dream suggests a preoccupation with lack and limitation, for we are usually looking for something that we already have.The feeling of searching for something important and being unable to...

Life-and-death struggles are common in dreams, but in some cases these dreams end with a struggle to avoid catastrophe. These are the sorts of dream in which almost every stranger...

To dream of the elixir of life, denotes that there will come into your environments new pleasures and new possibilities.

To see life-insurance men in a dream, means that you are soon to meet a stranger who will contribute to your business interests, and change in your home life is...

Figurative of the spiritual protection one wears; see “armor”

Legal action is impending.

(See Old woman)

(See Descending)

(See Arrival)

(See Compensation, Finding something)

(See Arrival)

(See Compensation, Finding something)

(See Perspiration, Poverty)

Mechanical objects may represent mechanical or robotic thinking.A mechanical failure may mention that your thinking is faulty and dysfunctional. It may point to a difficult or complex problem that needs...

Enjoying the beauty of a nature preserve may represent concerns about the protection of your sacred space or your sacred authentic nature from the litter-filled experiences that pollute or damage...

A life saver in a dream refers to safety and comfort in your life.To dream of colorful candy life savers represents happiness and security.To dream of floating in a life...

Dreams of the after-life represent your awareness of a light at the end of the tunnel. You are recognizing a larger perspective of life beyond the confines of the ego,...

Dreams of a life coach represent your connection with your higher wisdom, authority, objectivity, and empowered viewpoint. It would be wise to follow the guidance that is revealed in this...

Dreams of life support represent attachment to a form whose time has gone. This dream symbolizes an inability to let go and trust in the life/death/life cycle. Perhaps you are...

Dreams about floating objects suggest that you are feeling a lack of connection or a need to become more grounded. Also see “Telekinesis.”

To see a glow - or any glowing object - in your dream, symbolizes enlightenment. New light has been shed onto a situation and you have gained a fresh perspective....

To dream of mother nature is positive, symbolizing good friendships and a coming end to present worries.

If you dream of objects moving around by themselves, it suggests that you are feeling a lack of connection or a need to become more grounded. Also see “Telekinesis.”

Being saved from danger in a dream means you may need to end an unhealthy relationship or situation in your life.If you dreamed of saving others, this foretells that you...

This dream refers to the objectives or ambitions of the dreamer. To see yourself completing your goals in dreams announces that you will also achieve them in real life. On...

If a specific object or objects appears and reappears in your dream, it tends to point out a valuable perspective or new approach towards a problem. Try to take note...

What is sleep exactly? Although we know that all creatures that live sleep, and although science has diligently studied sleep in many sleep laboratories around the world, sleep itself—and its...

A broken or damaged object can represent a less than perfect, impaired, less effective, or useless version of whatever the object represents.For example, a broken steering wheel could mean you’re...

A transition, such as within a process or between two phases.Being forced to change, adapt, or take action of some kind in your life.Feeling as if your options are very...

Dreams that feature images of natural settings relate to those parts of your being that are natural or not molded by conscious ambitions and desires.In the earliest religions, nature was...

Dreams about relationships are extremely common. This is because the health and survival of your relationships is a primary goal for your unconscious; in your dreams it constantly reviews your...

Dreams in later life can be extremely tense and memorable; two of the most common are dreams of losing your purse or wallet and dreams of getting lost. The former...

An object that is exposed could represent: Visible or obvious.Vulnerability.Honesty or being straightforward.An object that is visible when you feel it should not be can represent: carelessness or oversight, a...

Solid, definite, or for “for sure.” Strong or enduring.Strict.Inflexible.Unfeeling, cold, or lacking compassion.See Rigid, Dry Up, Stone, Metal

Your life force, life energy, chi, or the part of you that constitutes “life” can represent: Your existence.Your soul.Your will, ego, or consciousness.Your identity.The idea of being alive.Your life force...

1. Life or Word;2. Doctrine;3. Covenant;4. The Church;5. Substance;6. Provision (money, food, etc. )Matthew 4:4; Judges 7:13-14; John 13:18; 2 Thessalonians 3:8;

1. Fashion;2. On the clouds; Rev 1:7;1Pet 3:3-4

In his 1930 essay ‘Stages of Life’, Jung postulated four stages of life— childhood, youth, middle age and old age—based on his own clinical observations.He viewed youth as a period...