Category: objects
A ladder symbolizes ascent or progress. Jung links it to a bridge to the divine; Freud, to a sexual climb. Climbing a ladder evokes success; slipping,...
Keywords : ascent, progress, success, relapse
Category: emotions/characters
A lady embodies femininity, authority, or the anima. Jung sees it as a feminine archetype; Freud, as a maternal figure. Meeting a lady suggests connec...
Keywords : femininity, authority, anima, connection
Category: places
A lawn symbolizes order, growth, or social presentation. Jung sees it as a cultivated psyche; Freud, as a manicured desire. Mowing a lawn suggests con...
Keywords : order, growth, presentation, control
Category: objects
A leaf symbolizes growth, fragility, or cycles. Jung sees it as a sign of renewal; Freud, as a delicate urge. A green leaf suggests vitality; a fallin...
Keywords : growth, fragility, cycles, vitality
Category: objects
The liver symbolizes vitality, anger, or detoxification. Jung sees it as a seat of courage; Freud, as an emotional organ. A healthy liver suggests bal...
Keywords : vitality, anger, detoxification, balance
Category: emotions/characters
Dreaming of love (romantic or platonic) symbolizes inner union or a desire for harmony. Jung sees it as integrating the anima/animus; Freud, as desire...
Keywords : union, desire, harmony, affection
Category: actions
Lunch in a dream symbolizes emotional nourishment or a pause. Jung links it to a daily ritual; Freud, to oral satisfaction. A convivial lunch evokes h...
Keywords : nourishment, pause, harmony, isolation