The Language of Dreams
by Patrica TelescoTraditionally an emblem of purity. In fairy tales, the unicorn becomes a mount to only chaste maidens, and befriends only those who are pure in spirit.
The horn of this creature is an alternative phallic emblem.
It is also considered the most potently magical part of the animal—the “magic” in this sense being the seed of life (sperm).
If the horn of the creature is dipped into water, this represents the purging of some type of poison, be it emotional, physical, or spiritual.
In Greece, an alternative emblem for the moon goddess, and as such reflects a predominance of the intuitive nature in your decisions and interactions.
In China, this is a most beneficent dream. Here, the unicorn symbolizes the perfect balance between Yin and Yang, and all five elements in harmony (earth-air-firewater- ether / void). Seeing one indicates goodwill and kindness toward you from others, as well as the presence of gentle, wise companions.
Complete Dictionary of Dreams
by Dr. Mıchael LennoxIt is an ancient symbol that has permeated modern media more than any other creature.
The unicorn is a white creature and in this way connects to purity and the highest vibration of life. It can fly, which increases this ascension sensibility. In some ways, its very name contains some of its power as a totem; the unicorn has a single horn, which means it is free from duality and recognizes the oneness of all.
A visit from a unicorn in a dream is to be connected to some very powerful medicine, and you can consider yourself to be guided by strong spiritual forces.
Little Giant Encyclopedia
by Klaus VollmarThe unicorn places its horn in the lap of the virgin; it cant be caught in any other way.
It is able to remove poison and its effects; it loves happiness. It may also be a sign of flight into an irrational fairy-tale world. Today, the unicorn also means hope of the removal of all differences, as well as fear of contradictions. Innocence and sexual urges are also connected to the image of the unicorn, and the dreamer is posing the question: How do I see my desires without feeling guilty? It is a question about the “purified animalistic self.” According to Jung, the symbol of self.
