Category: objects
A sickle symbolizes harvest, death, or severance. Jung links it to an archetypal reaper; Freud, to a castrating tool. Using a sickle suggests completi...
Keywords : harvest, death, severance, completion
Category: objects
A slab (stone) symbolizes stability or a tomb. Freud associates it with funereal repression; Jung, with an archetypal foundation. Walking on slabs evo...
Keywords : stability, tomb, solidity, instability
Category: objects
Smoke symbolizes mystery, obfuscation, or transformation. Jung sees it as a veil of the unconscious; Freud, as a clouded desire. Seeing smoke suggests...
Keywords : mystery, obfuscation, transformation, clarity
Category: objects
A snowflake symbolizes uniqueness, transience, or purity. Jung sees it as a crystalline mandala; Freud, as a fleeting desire. Catching a snowflake sug...
Keywords : uniqueness, transience, purity, appreciation
Category: objects
A sofa evokes rest, conversation, or an analytical session. Jung links it to an unconscious couch; Freud, to his therapeutic tool. Sitting on a sofa i...
Keywords : rest, conversation, unconscious, relaxation
Category: objects
A stinger symbolizes a sting, aggression, or penetration. Freud sees it as a clear phallic symbol; Jung, as a transformative venom. Being stung evokes...
Keywords : sting, aggression, penetration, pain
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A strawberry symbolizes sweetness, temptation, or pleasure. Jung links it to a fruit of the soul; Freud, to sensual desire. Eating a strawberry sugges...
Keywords : sweetness, temptation, pleasure, indulgence
Category: objects
A thread symbolizes connection, destiny, or fragility. Jung links it to the thread of life; Freud, to a woven desire. Following a thread suggests guid...
Keywords : connection, destiny, fragility, guidance
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A tooth symbolizes strength, loss, or anxiety. Freud sees it as symbolic castration; Jung, as a primal tool. Losing a tooth evokes vulnerability; trea...
Keywords : strength, loss, anxiety, vulnerability
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A truck symbolizes heavy transport or a burden. Jung sees it as a collective vehicle; Freud, as a phallic load. Driving a truck evokes responsibility;...
Keywords : transport, burden, responsibility, overwork
Category: objects
A vial symbolizes containment, essence, or a secret. Jung links it to an alchemical vessel; Freud, to a contained desire. Filling a vial suggests pres...
Keywords : containment, essence, preservation, release
Category: objects
A wardrobe hides or protects secrets, memories, or identity. Jung links it to the unconscious; Freud, to repressed desires. An open wardrobe suggests ...
Keywords : secrets, memories, unconscious, identity
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Waste represents rejection, excess, or a purge. Jung links it to a rejected shadow; Freud, to anal elimination. Discarding waste suggests cleansing; a...
Keywords : rejection, excess, purge, cleansing
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Water symbolizes emotions, fluidity, or the unconscious. Jung links it to the psychic matrix; Freud, to an aquatic impulse. Clear water evokes purity;...
Keywords : emotions, fluidity, unconscious, purity
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A weapon symbolizes power, defense, or aggression. Freud sees it as a phallic projection; Jung, as a tool of transformation. A controlled weapon indic...
Keywords : power, defense, aggression, control
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A whip symbolizes discipline, punishment, or control. Jung links it to an authoritative archetype; Freud, to a sadistic urge. Wielding a whip suggests...
Keywords : discipline, punishment, control, dominance
Category: objects
A window symbolizes perspective, opportunity, or vulnerability. Jung links it to the soulâs eyes; Freud, to voyeuristic desires. Looking through a w...
Keywords : perspective, opportunity, vulnerability, curiosity
Category: objects
Wings symbolize freedom, spiritual elevation, or a desire for escape. Jung sees them as an aspiration to transcend earthly limits. Freud associates th...
Keywords : freedom, elevation, escape, aspiration