To dream about the devil suggests poor aspects of yourself. It could also represent a guilty conscience that you have been carrying around with you. You should release these emotions....

The things in self, or in the world, which we feel frightened of, or feel we cannot control; the influence of dry intellectualism or materialism.See devil under archetypes.

The archetypes listed here are just a few of the many ancient patterns that exist in human consciousness and manifest as symbolic figures, played by yourself or someone else, in...

Tattoos portray archetypes with which you may identify. They may act as metaphors for what is deeply imprinted within the soul, whether devil or angel. Tattoos may make a strong...

An imp appearing in a dream usually foretells disorder and difficulty.The imp often has the same significance as the Devil (See Devil) in its aspect of tormenting one, of creating...

Feelings or intuitions about the dead or death; fears concerning one’s own unconscious memories or feelings; in­tuitions arising from one’s own mind and awareness, as it exists beyond the preconceptions...

If threatening: emotions, anxieties which one is fearful of; one’s self created misery, perhaps arising out of such things as anger or resentment we cling to, or a sense of...

Dreams of demons are not always dreams of evil, or even symbols of torment. Devils can, for example, represent intelligence, cunning (“devilishly clever!”), and even sexuality (“You devil, you”). These...

The zodiac is a system of archetypes that together describe the human experience as a function of twelve different styles or sensibilities. While not everyone believes in the validity of...

Take a chance on being more open and direct in your communications.It is also possible that somebody is hiding something from you. Or are you hiding something?Folklore: The devil hides...

As the whirlwind of destructive intention, this cartoon character represents a mischievous, angry, devilish aspect of the personality that may need to be embraced or tamed. This devil also bnngs...

also see Devil1- To dream of a fiend or devil usually means that we have got to come to terms with a part of ourselves which is frightening and unknown....

Material aspects: Dream images connected with television drama series and ‘soaps’ where we are able to follow a story are much to do with our ability to recognize archetypes that...

St. Dunstan is said to have put a shoe on the hoof of the devil, and in this way the horseshoe as a talisman with the power to keep the...

The image of the devil in a dream (whether he has horns and tail) indicates that you should not be tempted to use illegal means in order to achieve your...

1- Most people have a rather antiquated idea of the sailor.It is this image that usually appears in dreams. He represents freedom, both of movement and of spirit, and is...

Example: ‘At the top of the stairs is a small door, half opened as if inviting me to go up. I get an overpowering sense of something evil beyond the...

See God; the self under archetypes.

see Archetypes

see Archetypes

see Archetypes

Satan, the devil, Rev. 12:9

See demon and devil

See Shadow and Devil.

See demon and devil

see Archetypes

See Christ under archetypes.

see Family and Archetypes

see Family and Archetypes

See archetypes in the introduction

(see Evil, Hell)

1. Take/n away;2. The devil holding someone for ransom; Gen. 30:15; Tim. 2:25-26.

See archetypes in the introduction

See sirens in archetypes in the introduction

see Archetypes

While the notion of archetypes is at least as old as Plato, it is most familiar to the modern world through the work of Carl Jung, the prominent Swiss psychotherapist....

Symbolic of an attack from people or the devil, Ps. 124:2-5

1. Can be the devil;2. Lord Jesus; Luke 12:45.

Symbolic of the devil, pride, rebellion, Job 41:1

Example: \ tried to turn but my legs were like lead.The man caught me and I fought. He tried to rape me but couldn’t do it. As I talked to...

Symbolic of small or manageable troubles

Psychological / emotional perspective: The number of sides a shape has will be significant, as will the colours. Considerable symbology has grown up around shape. You might also like to...

See archetypes in the introduction, monk, nun and people

Symbolic of the devil’s desire to take things from people without their consent

1. Sold out to the devil;2. Principality power that seeks to take the life out of you; 2 Sam. 14:21 & 15:6.

See archetypes in the introduction, hero / heroine and people

Father, the self; what we have leamt from our active experience.See the self under archetypes; example in cliff.

1. Discernment; Eph. 5:142. Attentive to wiles of the devil; Rom. 13:11-14;3. Watchman; sober; 1 Thess. 4:6