Blake Dream Interpretation: Insights from 1 Unique Sources

Few dreams are, by themselves, problem solving or creative.The few excep­tions are usually very clear. Example: ‘My mother-in-law died of cancer. I had watched the whole progres...

One of Carl Jung s most interesting areas of thought is that of individuation. In a nutshell the word refers to the processes involved in becoming a self-aware human being.The area...

Fear of a woman, usually the partner or mother. Great wealth and luck.The dragon might be threatening and combative (Blake related it to mental battles). Often, as in depictions of...

Ancient symbol for rulers and power.The eagle can, like the phoenix, rejuvenate himself and thereby become immortal.The eagle possesses superior viewing power, but there is also a ...

Poet William Blake stated that “progress is the punishment of God.” The life’s path is a personal experience that often involves gradual loss of childhood’s values. Age-rel...

The tiger almost always represents hidden aspects of one’s own personality, normally those that frighten you.It is also the symbol of strength and aggressiveness. Because of this...

“I can never decide whether my dreams are a result of my thoughts, or my thoughts the result of my dreams. It is very queer. But my dreams make conclusions for me. They ...

"Trust in Dreams, for in Them the Gateway to Eternity is Hidden."—KHALIL GIBRAN Dreams and Their Profound Purpose Imagine dreams as personal movies, crafted in response...