FOLKLORE

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BABY

See Child.A dream known to be good, good news, success, and advancement.A wish is fulfilled, a childhood wish. Or, it may suggest that the dreamer is childish a…

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SLIPPERS

Domesticity in all its different meanings. Sluggishness and insecurity.According to Freud, female genitals.See Shoe.Folklore: A small gesture of friendliness is…

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HAIR

(see Body)Personal strength (as with Samson).Long hair: Equates to the wisdom and sagacity that comes through a long, well-lived life, especially if the color i…

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HANDKERCHIEF

Security and order. Crying. Grief. With a handkerchief on hand, you are prepared for all situations. It often represents something comforting that one holds on …

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FACE

Facial expressions stand for the emotional situation of the dreamer, for the way he respects and judges himself. They are a symbol of the dreamer’s identity, wi…

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King

Control, Law, Authority Figure. Special someone in your life. In African folklore, the King is said to be “the one who holds all life, human and cosmic, in his …

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POWDER

See Mask. Inferiority complex, disguise. You want to pretend you’re something that you are not. On the other hand, completion, the final touch.Folklore: A festi…

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Beans

Beans often have individual meanings that depend on the dreamer’s personal associations with this particular legume. Beans may, for instance, be tied to memorie…

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CHILD

Either a positive symbol that refers to new possibilities, or a hint that we are resisting maturity and completion.The child represents the essential in us that…

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CAP

Hat. Consciousness and thinking. Are you living too much in your head? It also addresses the fact that you keep something hidden or that something seems to be h…

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HORSE

Vitality, energy, mobility, and honor. It may mean speed, power, potency, and drive. Dynamism. According to 2nd century dream interpreter Artemidorus, luck in l…

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CARDS

Cards can appear in dreams in many different forms—such as postcards, maps, entrance cards or tickets, playing cards, and business cards.In the case of playing …

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AUNT

As with every female symbol in the dream of a man, it is a symbol of the man’s feminine side. In the case of a woman, the image of the aunt in a dream often ref…

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CHAIR

Need for rest.Folklore: News from an absent friend.

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RICE

See Grain.Folklore: Plans may go awry because of wrong advice.

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GRAIN

See Rye. Grain in general symbolizes mental / intellectual and physical needs; but it may also—through an association with the “grim reaper”— point to the trans…

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FLOWERS

1- Flowers in a dream usually give us the opportunity to link to feelings of pleasure and beauty. We are aware that something new, perhaps a feeling or ability …

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FINGER

Manual dexterity. According to conventional psychoanalytical theory, a phallic symbol.Folklore: Suggests that looking at your own fingers, in a dream, means you…

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COCOA

Sweets. People are laughing at you, or you are laughing at somebody.Folklore: A good omen for family, not so good for business.