Category: emotions/characters
A fable in a dream reflects a moral lesson or imaginary narrative. Freud associates it with repressed childhood tales; Jung, with an archetypal myth. ...
Keywords : lesson, moral, narrative, wisdom
Category: emotions/characters
The fabulous evokes wonder, illusion, or aspiration. Jung links it to an archetypal realm; Freud, to fantastic sublimation. Living a fabulous moment s...
Keywords : wonder, illusion, aspiration, joy
Category: emotions/characters
A face symbolizes identity, a mask, or confrontation. Freud sees it as a mirror of the ego; Jung, as an archetypal self. Seeing a deformed face evokes...
Keywords : identity, mask, confrontation, acceptance
Category: places
A factory symbolizes creative production or industrial routine. Jung sees it as an alchemical workshop of the soul; Freud, as laborious sublimation. W...
Keywords : production, creativity, routine, efficiency
Category: emotions/characters
A fairy represents magic, desire, or enchantment. Jung sees it as an anima figure; Freud, as a wish-fulfillment fantasy. Meeting a fairy suggests insp...
Keywords : magic, desire, enchantment, inspiration
Category: emotions/characters
Faith represents trust, spirituality, or conviction. Jung links it to an archetypal belief; Freud, to a sublimated hope. Holding faith suggests streng...
Keywords : trust, spirituality, conviction, strength
Category: animals
The falcon embodies precision, vision, or predatory instinct. Jung links it to a spiritual hunter; Freud, to aggressive ambition. Flying with a falcon...
Keywords : precision, vision, instinct, focus
Category: emotions/characters
The family represents roots, support, or conflict. Jung sees it as a collective archetype; Freud, as an Oedipal nexus. A harmonious family suggests st...
Keywords : roots, support, conflict, stability
Category: places
A farm symbolizes fertility, work, or rural roots. Jung links it to earthly creation; Freud, to agrarian instincts. Working on a farm suggests effort;...
Keywords : fertility, work, roots, effort
Category: objects
Fat symbolizes abundance, excess, or nourishment. Jung links it to stored energy; Freud, to indulgent desires. Accumulating fat suggests comfort; losi...
Keywords : abundance, excess, nourishment, comfort
Category: actions
Fatigue symbolizes exhaustion or emotional depletion. Jung links it to a drained psyche; Freud, to repressed vitality. Feeling fatigued suggests overl...
Keywords : exhaustion, depletion, overload, recovery
Category: actions
Fellatio symbolizes intimacy, power dynamics, or oral pleasure. Freud centers it as an oral fixation; Jung, as a symbolic union. Performing fellatio s...
Keywords : intimacy, power, pleasure, surrender
Category: objects
Fermentation symbolizes transformation, chaos, or inner brewing. Jung sees it as alchemical change; Freud, as repressed energy. Observing fermentation...
Keywords : transformation, chaos, process, integration
Category: actions
Fever symbolizes emotional heat or inner turmoil. Freud sees it as a somatic expression; Jung, as a psychic inflammation. Having a fever suggests inte...
Keywords : heat, turmoil, intensity, relief
Category: objects
A filter symbolizes selection, purification, or restriction. Jung links it to a psychic sieve; Freud, to repressed choices. Using a filter suggests di...
Keywords : selection, purification, restriction, discernment
Category: objects
Fire represents passion, destruction, or purification. Jung links it to an alchemical spark; Freud, to libidinal heat. A controlled fire suggests ener...
Keywords : passion, destruction, purification, energy
Category: places
A flood symbolizes massive purification or chaos. Jung links it to an archetypal myth; Freud, to a libidinal flood. Surviving a flood evokes rebirth; ...
Keywords : purification, chaos, rebirth, submersion
Category: objects
Flour represents potential, transformation, or nourishment. Jung sees it as raw material for creation; Freud, as a maternal base. Kneading flour sugge...
Keywords : potential, transformation, nourishment, effort
Category: objects
A flower represents beauty, growth, or fragility. Jung links it to the mandala of the self; Freud, to a sexual bloom. A blooming flower suggests vital...
Keywords : beauty, growth, fragility, vitality
Category: objects
A flute symbolizes harmony, breath, or seduction. Jung sees it as a voice of the spirit; Freud, as an oral symbol. Playing a flute suggests expression...
Keywords : harmony, breath, seduction, expression