1- Bccause wings make us think of flight, to dream of, for instance, birds’ wings would suggest attention is being drawn to our need for freedom.A broken wing indicates that...

The main function of the body part (such as hands “handling situations” or teeth “biting off more than you can chew”).Something the body part allows you to do, or a...

To dream that your body is robust denotes authority, that it is weak denotes failing or infirmity of the part in question (Artemidorus); here the ancients and moderns meet undoubtedly...

(see Airplane / Airport, Birds by type, Butterfly, Bat, Fairies, bisects by type, Wings)Liberation or freedom. Overcoming a difficult situation and transcending limitations.If you fly alone, this represents a personal...

The soft tissues of the body can represent: Physical existence or your physical level.Everything that goes along with having a physical body (feelings, experiences, rules, etc.).The idea that the body...

An unwillingness or inability to feel emotion.Feeling disconnected from life or the world.Communication problems.Being in denial.A refusal or inability to acknowledge or accept something.Numbness in a certain body part can...

Here again the meaning depends greatly on the action and what kind of wings they were, so only the most common form of the dream can be given.To dream you...

If you dream of an ache in a particular part of your body, then this represents an imbalance, strain, or stress. Consider the part of the body that is experiencing...

A part of the body that is exposed could represent: Vulnerability.Obviousness or a desire for attention from others.Aggressive intimacy or an attempt to act too familiarly with others.Casualness, a relaxed...

The throat is the seat of all communication, and anything that occurs in this area of the body in a dream relates to issues you are having around your voice,...

To dream of seeing a person or body parts impaled, or if you dream that you are being impaled, suggests a forceful or passionate release of your repressed emotions. Now...

Being paralyzed when you aren’t in real life can represent: Feeling unable to make progress of your own accord in your life, or in a particular situation.Feeling held back or...

Physical, emotional, or mental strength or power.Movement.Motivation.Progress in life, or the ability to make progress or get things done.Endurance or perseverance.See also the particular part of the body involved.See Body...

If you are flying with white wings, this dream could represent the expansion of your awareness and the unfolding of your higher self.If your wings are black this could indicate...

Material aspects: When a machine of any sort – particularly one that operates automatically like a robot – appears in a dream, it is often highlighting the body’s automatic functions....

Because descriptions are often figurative, they need to be researched for clarity

A broken limb or other body part can represent a perceived or real problem or challenge in whatever area of your life that body part represents.For example, if a leg...

This almost always indicates the disproportionate exaggeration of something. A swollen body part, for example, may be the reflection of an illness, but it also manifests that you pay too...

Change and transformation are part of this animal’s totem power.The dragonfly spends an enormous amount of time in the larval stage, which represents the hibernation that must accompany great change....

If a person sees himself having feathers and two wings it suggests that he will acquire wealth and riches.If he sees himself flying it means he will undertake a journey.

A hip (the body part) can represent: Balance (or lack of it) in your life.Physical, emotional, or mental flexibility.The ability to move forward through your life or some aspect of...

Universal Landscape: Various functionality or physical abilities.Dreaming Lens: What part of the body were you dreaming of? Was it your own body or someone else’s? Was it separate and disembodied?...

Protecting, obscuring, or disguising whatever is represented by the body part the scarf is covering.Your perception of the wearer (such as their self-expression, characteristic, mood, etc.).Perceived femininity or masculinity.For more...

In antiquity the griffin was a mythical beast with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle. In dreams it is an archetypal symbol and...

Self, or a person (as in “counting noses”).The boundary between self and the world (since the nose is a boundary between air outside the body and inside the body).Nosy, meddlesome,...

You need to live an easier life, be more open to playful energies, be more spiritual (soar). This is a direct challenge to think big and to have courage to...

Because metal is a conductor of energy, heat and power, dreams of piercing one’s body signifies the desire to amplify power or rank within a social circle.The significance of the...

(Venter) The surface part of the body between the chest and the pelvis in a dream represents one’s strength and health condition, wealth, or it could mean poverty.(Also see Body’)

(see Birds, Feathers, Wings)If swimming in water, this represents free movement through your dreams. Anticipate more frequent dreams, as well as those with increased detail.A penguin has wings, but does...

A symbol of ancient Egypt,: he Sphinx signifies the mystery and power of Ra, the sun god. Widi its human head, body of a bull, feet of a lion, and...

Dreams of a bruise symbolize that you have survived a painful experience, and that you have issues that are unhealed. Pay particular attention to the body part that is bruised.See...

Because the body often represents the self, loss of body parts or injuries to your body in dreamland can symbolize the emotional pain of losing parts of yourself. A dream...

General Meaning: A picture of the Holy Spirit and His ability to protect us and do warfare on our behalf.Dreams Positive:There are so many positive connotations for the eagle, that...

Gnffith, Miyago and Tago give 34 types of dream themes, from falling to being hung by the neck.For the lay dreamer it is more useful to put dreams into much...

A welt is evidence of wrongs done, the aftermath of attack, or an underlying problem that is now beginning to become noticeable. Your interpretation will vary depending on the part...

A person’s brain can represent their mind or something in it (such as their ability to think or their beliefs, thoughts, judgments, perceptions, or imagination).Problems with the brain can represent...

To meet with an accident or injury to any part of the body augurs suffering in that part (Raphael). Obviously a dream attributable to physical stimuli, and in accord with...

You may have a dream in which left and right become significant.If this is the case, bear in mind that if you are right-handed, the right hemisphere of the brain...

This is related with slowness, longevity, and protection. Due to its slow speed, the turtle could represent natural evolution, in contrast to spiritual evolution. In some ways, this animal is...

Support of self.Ability to stand and persevere.Personal integrity.Strength of character (as in being a “solid person”).Something that is felt or experienced deeply (as in “I’ve got a feeling in my...

An apron can represent a badge of office and, as in freemasonry, this suggests craftsmanship; in ancient china it was part of sacrificial regalia. It also has the symbolism of...

Fear of this illness, a part of our personality or being which is out of harmony with our wholeness; expression of how we feel about other people’s—especially our mother’s— emotional...

Thoughts or influences emerging from the unconscious; fear of the unconscious. Cricket or baseball bat: male sexual­ity; aggression, defensiveness.

(see Buildings)As with any part of a building, this can represent our body’s floor—the foot. Tlie condition of the floor then becomes the dream key.For example, a cracked floor couldindicate...

Psychological / emotional perspective: If we are viewing a dead body we may be having to consider a part of ourselves that has died or changed irrevocably, or perhaps a...

The bellybutton is proof of your humanity, the constant connection to multi-generational continuity.It is through the bellybutton that we are forever connected to our mothers and therefore back into time...

An oyster may be a sexual symbol, representing the vagina.PainPain felt in a dream may have a physical cause (though to what extent any pain is purely physical in origin...

The image of an anesthetized body can represent a deadening of feeling, or a loss of passion and creativity in waking life. The same meaning applies to coldness of the...

To see fungus in your dream represents negative emotions that are expanding and growing in your unconscious. You need to find a productive way to express them before it grows...

Vision: Seeing an injury: a warning to be careful when dealing with people or instruments/tools. Here it is important which part of the body has been injured.See Body, Operation.Depth Psychology:...

If a person sees his clothes or part of his body on fir it implies that he will encounter some crises relating to his clothes or body.(This will be discussed...

A body joint (such as an elbow or knee) can represent: Flexibility, or ability to change directions as needed.Adaptability to situations or challenges.An ability to take things in stride or...

Most organs in the body can be understood as being part of the system of processing the life force itself.If you dream of an organ in your body, consider the...

As “the writing on the wall”, a symbolic message of self-description; research symbols

The feather is considered a sacred object by itself, and one of the reasons for that connects to what it originally is part of. Feathers are an integral element of...