Important Dream Symbols To Look For In Your Own Dreams

In Jungian/Spiritual Psychology, when a person begins to experience a desire to start working with their dreams which often occurs at the beginning of a Spiritual Awakening or a quest to discover the deeper meaning to our lives, we expect to start seeing important dream symbols and narratives appear in their dreams. These dream symbols and themes originate from the Collective Unconscious, meaning that they are universal symbols and have historical connections. Collective symbols and narratives can be studied and their meaning established for the individual dreamer. Each individual will produce their own unique personal expressions of collective symbols and themes, but an experienced dream guide and interpreter, can help you establish their collective/universal origins and meaning.

In my 10+ years of working with dreams, when I first meet people and ask them to send through 5 important dreams that they would like to understand, it is a common event that these dreams will include 1 or more of the symbols and narratives listed below. The list below is not exhaustive, but these symbols and themes below appear frequently during a Spiritual Awakening or the pursuit to discover the deeper meaning to our lives. These special dream symbols and themes can actually encourage the individual at an unconscious level to start working with their dreams more seriously.

If you have experienced any of these dream symbols and themes in your own dreams, I would really encourage you to discover their real meaning. I offer Introductory Sessions using Zoom where I can work through and accurately interpret your important dreams.