A Guide to Dreams and Sleep Experiences
by Tony Crisp
The active and practical side of our nature which, by working at it, can transform inedible aspects of a relationship or situation into something which satisfies us, the sense of responsibility which ‘feeds the family*; female reproductive ability—puts one thing in the oven (sperm and ovum) and out comes something else (baby); need or ability to nourish oneself and provide for physical, emotional, mental and spiritual needs. Idioms: cook the books, cook someone’s goose; cook up; what’s cooking.
The Dream Books Symbols
by Betty Bethards
Putting together the many ingredients of your life; observe what, and how you are proceeding.
If something is burning you are working under too much pressure. Cooking up mischief. Also, you are really cooking, getting on with it, filled with ideas and action.
New American Dream Dictionary
by Joan Seaman - Tom Philbin
1. The dreamer is overprotective of someone.
2. Need for love and affection.
3. Willingness to take on responsibility or care for others.
