Emperor  Dream Meaning

Vision: The emperor represents your father.If you see both emperor and empress, they represent your parents. What the emperor or empress is doing is important for getting specific information about...

It symbolizes power, justice, and rigor; the Emperor marks a social and career advancement. However, if he’s in a bad mood the meaning of the dream will be the opposite....

Control, perhaps an authority figure.You are being restricted by someone or something’s power or overpowering attitude over you – could even be your own strict rules affecting your life. There...

To dream of a cross augurs success and honor; to carry it, trouble (Artemidorus). The cross as a symbol of victory is illustrated in the dream of the Emperor Constantine...

See king and queen in this section.

To dream of an empress, denotes that you will be exalted to high honors, but you will let pride make you very unpopular.To dream of an empress and an emperor...

Well-known phallic and power symbol (a rod of the chieftain, the magician, the king, or emperor). It points to a search for personal freedom.The shepherd’s rod refers to the responsibility...

Almost invariably a king appearing in a dream represents the father or father figure.A personality such as an emperor may indicate that some of the father’s attitudes are alien to...

Symbol: The throne is a symbol of authority. Vision: Sitting on a throne: you are quite arrogant and would like to be “above” other people and give orders. Reassess your...

Vision: A prince is a promise of happiness. Speaking to a prince: a wish will come true. Seeing or speaking with a princess: a woman is very fond of you...

Vision: Seeing a king or a queen: your business affairs are going well and your income may increase.If you are the king or the queen: you are either thinking too...

Symbol: The crown—or a jewel worn on the head—is a sign of royal honor.Vision: Looking at a crown is a warning: “Before you become a king you must first become...

The pheasant was brought to Europe during the Middle Ages, where over a period of time it became wild.It is a symbol for the power of nature and beauty (similar...

If, in dreams, you have the sensation of living a previous life (or that you reincarnate as something or someone), it means that you need to go beyond your current...

Dreaming of a father symbolizes authority and discipline, while a dream of a mother symbolize love and protection - depending, of course, on how the dreamer felt about his or...

Four denotes stability, physical limitations, inadaptability, hard labor and earthly things, as in the four corners of the earth. It also stands for materialistic matters, practicality, responsibility and the importance...

This symbol is highly personalized, and should be considered in light of your relationship with your father. Generally, dreaming of a father (yours or anyone else’s) represents authority, while mothers...

(see Animals, Birds, Wings)American: Freedoms and liberties in which everyone deserves to share Soaring with an eagle: A type of flying dream.Many solar gods are equated with this symbol (see...

(see Animals, Fables, Lizard, Monsters, Snake)The guardian of great power, magic, and wisdom.If you can befriend this aspect of yourself, many new talents and abilities will open to you.Among Taoists,...

Historical figures typically represent the kind of person you would like to be or could be, as people in dreams often represent aspects of yourself of which you may be...

A symbol of Venus—love and devotion.The contradiction of blossom and thorn.The rose plays the same role in the West that the lotus plays in the Orient. Both blossom, producing many...

Certain key figures in human history have had such an impact on world history that your unconscious may have stored the information—perhaps from school or college days, or even from...

If a specific tarot card appears in your dream the following abbreviated list of the classic meanings of each card might help with your interpretation: The Major Arcana 0- The...

1- The people who appear in dreams are the characters with which we write our ‘play’. Often they appear simply as themselves, particularly if they are people we know or...