Two Dream Interpretation: Insights from 15 Unique Sources

Generally speaking, Two might be a symbol of polarity— contradictions, good versus evil, spirit versus matter. It represents femininity, the ability to give and receive, and freedom of decision. This number tells you that everything has two sides and encourages you to reconcile contradictions and opposites or to balance them.

See Moon.

Two-people have birthdays on the second, 11th (the master number), and 29th of the month.

See Underdog.

(2) Two may also symbolize a union or partnership: for example, of conscious and unconscious or masculine and feminine elements in the psyche. Such union or partnership is always fruitful and creative. (In Indian philosophy one is an arid number; two - male and female — can create. A Hindu god is always represented as two-in-one, a union of male and female.) See also Couple, Hermaphrodite, Marriage.

The concept of relativity evolves out of the energy of two, as the one has something to which it experiences itself as relative to.

The one can now know itself as self, because there is that which is “other.” All of the elements of two are embodied in this idea: partnership, duality, opposites, yin / yang, balance, and sharing, to name just a few.

The shadow side of two is the potential for collapsing into one another and losing the sense of self.

feeling odds are against one. Idioms: put two and two to­gether, two’s company; two timer, in two minds.

According to Jung, two identical symbols refer to the unconscious, because two identical things cannot be distinguished from one another. Messengers from the underworld, for that reason, appear usually in twos.

A dream including the number two may express concern about finding a mate or concerns about problems in a relationship or marriage.

The number two also signifies duality, separation, or the union of opposites.

The Two in the I-Ching represents receptivity, sensitivity, and femininity. So, this dream is suggesting that you are open and receptive to a fulfilling partnership.

Division or unity that results in improved strength or accented weakness.

Duality 7, adversity, ambivalence, or insincerity (e.g., being “two faced”).

Partnership; two forces joining to improve each and create a stronger oneness (as in marriage or business).

The number two represents two different, interacting forces.

2. Diversity, duality, sometimes opposite individuals standing together.

3. Balance and symmetry.