To dream of witches, denotes that you, with others, will seek adventures which will afford hilarious enjoyment, but it will eventually rebound to your mortification. Business will ...

(see Diit, Organizing)An ancient emblem of womanhood that was later turned into a phallic symbol by the Church.Having a bad case of the cleaning or organizational bug either at hom...

(see Animals, Lion, Tiger)With a mouse: The power of good over evil. In ancient Egypt, the great God Ra was sometimes depicted as a cat slaying a make with similar connotations.The...

Symbol of witches.See Witch.Folklore: Wealth....

A dream of dire trouble and sorrow (Artemido- rus). The legends that people the forests with witches, ogres and giants account for this interpretation....

Young, slender girl.The birch combines black and white in its bark, implying contradictions.During the Middle Ages, magic protection against witches and evil spirits....

Isolation, obstacle, but also natural living space.The border between two worlds (in mythology, witches are said to sit on hedges, one leg in one world, the other leg in the other ...

Three is tense, dynamic, rhythmic, and complete (the Holy Trinity). Three is a symbol of the spirit, since it is assigned to the third stage of human consciousness (after the physi...

Consistency and perfection.It is the symbol of the search for transcendency (violet is the color on the edge of the invisible, the ultraviolet light). It represents the highest, al...

(see Air, Music, Wind)A signal from within that asks for attention to specifics, just as you might whistle up a taxi, or whistle to stop someone with whom you wish to speak.Accusin...

Material aspects: The popular image of a coven of witches can appear in dreams when relationships with work colleagues or family require a common focus....

Material aspects: Garlic in olden times had much significance. Because of its shape and its many parts it was often seen as a symbol of fertility; because of its smell it was seen ...

The goose is said to represent watchfulness and love. Like the swan it can denote the dawn or new life.A flock of geese is often taken to represent the powers of intuition and to g...

Psychological / emotional perspective: In ordinary everyday life, symbols that have a long history become fixed in, and used by, our unconscious – often to represent other happie...

(see Clay, Globe)Being grounded or having solid foundations (e.g., being “down to earth”). Earthly or mundane matters.The physical plane.Plowing and planting: Efforts toward ac...

(see Herbs)An alternative emblem for fire. According to Greek mythology, Prometheus bore a burning fennel stalk to earth when presenting humankind with this gift.Clear vision and d...

(see Animals, Fish, Water)A difficult journey to transformation and enlightenment as in the story of Jonah and the whale. Similar whale myths appear in other cultures too, all of w...

Traditionally, it is identified with the principle of evil and the occult forces, though dreaming of darkness possibly reflects your mood, perhaps somewhat depressed or pessimistic...

Because of its great fertility, the hare is associated with sex and, by extension, the female genitals. On the other hand, it is also considered a messenger of the unconscious and ...

Midnight represents the most intense moment that our unconscious can live. For this reason, throughout history, it has been a symbolic time when the characters in horror stories (w...