To dream about a bridal shop suggests that you are having troubles being independent. However, if you worked at the store in the dream, it means you are too involved in the lives of those around you. Try to mind your own business more.... My Dream Interpretation
every greasy cooked food that can be eaten with ease, is [indicative of] good, usefulness. And every cooked food that is different than that, then it’s expression is opposite to that.... Islamic Dream - Cafer-i Sadik
Dreams of the Dalai Lama symbolize forgiveness, compassion, and enlightenment. This dream may be revealing your ability to smile even when you’ve lost everything, because you know that your sustenance does not come from this world.
The message in this dream should be highly regarded See Prophetic Dreams, Enlightenment, Christ, Smile and Buddha.... Strangest Dream Explanations
To be decorated or to see others decorated for some heroic action suggests that you, or someone else, deserves recognition for some action but has not received it in waking life.... The Element Encyclopedia
Dreams of Kundalini represent sacred sexuality, your ability to harness your power, and channel it in healthy and empowering ways. You are experiencing energy that is helping you to elevate your thoughts and empower your creativity. See Chakra-Root, Snake and Kamasutra.... Strangest Dream Explanations
Life force, spiritual power, Holy Spirit, God energy; housed in the spine and awakens seven chakras to full potential. See Snake.... The Dream Books Symbols
If one could produce a graphic image of the whole of human nature, many different forms might be integrated within an overall shape, perhaps a circle or square. Also, if it were possible to have a visual presentation of a person’s inner world of mind, weaknesses, strengths, order, confusion and quality, each person would appear differently. Some would be internally jumbled, divided and ugly, others symmetrical, integrated and beautiful.
Because the unconscious produces dreams, and because dreams are imagery which give form to the otherwise abstract elements of internal human nature, there anse in some dreams shapes or patterns which depict an overall view of one s own inner condition. Carl Jung drew attention to the circle and square designs in some dreams, calling them man- dalas, and seeing them as representing the nucleus of the human identity. Although we are, in our everyday life, the magical and mysterious process of life, it is difficult for us actually to answer the question ‘Who am I?’ or ‘What am I?’ with any lasting conviction.
The mysterious essence of ourself is met in dreams as a circular or square object or design, as the sun, a flower, a square garden with a round pond in the middle, or a circle with a square or quartered design within it, a circle with a cross within, a revolving or flying cross-shaped object. Classical symbols from all nations use this theme; and we can find it in the round table of King Arthur, in the centre of which the Holy Grail appeared; the healing sand paintings of the Na- vaho Indians, the zodiac; circle dances; stone circles; the Buddhist wheel of birth and death; and so on.
The circle usually symbolises a natural wholeness, our inner life as nature has shaped it.
The square shows wholeness we have helped shape by conscious cooperation with our m- neT world. There are two main reasons why one produces this theme in one’s dreams. It occurs in children or people meeting internal or external shocks, and produces a strengthening of the vulnerable identity in meeting the vaned influences they face. It arises in people who are meeting and integrating the wider life of their being existing beyond the boundaries of their usual interests, or what they allow themselves to experience.
The contact with the self is then pan of an extending of awareness into what was dark or unknown, not only in our own unconscious, but in external life. In touching the nucleus of one’s being in this way, one becomes aware in some measure of the infinite potential of one’s life. There is often an accompanying sense of existence in eternity and the many different mansions’ or dimensions of experience one has within the eternal. See the self under archetypes; shapes. ... A Guide to Dreams and Sleep Experiences
1- The mandala is a sacred shape which is so powerful that it is found in one form or another in most religions. Typically, it is a circle enclosing a square with a symbol in the centre representing the whole of life.
It is mostly used as an aid to meditation.
The principle is that one travels from the outer circle (which stands for the whole of existence) through the creation of matter the square to the centre of existence the central figure. Finally, one moves back out to take one’s place in material existence again.
It is often consciously depicted as an eight- pointed star, and represents both man’s aspirations and his burdens. It often appears in dreams in this form, and can then become a personal symbol of the journey from chaos to order. It has also been found that, in a healing process, this symbol will occur over and over again.
It is seen more frequently in Eastern religions, often as ornate pictures or patterns.
2- Jung judged this figure to be an important part of psychological wholeness.
The word means ‘circle’, and he saw the mandala as being an archetypal expression of the soul. In dreams this figure often appears without the dreamer knowing what it represents.
It is only when it is drawn afterwards that it is recognised as a mandala. This would suggest that it is a true expression of the dreamer’s individuality and of his connection with Unity, whatever lie sees this to be.
3- When ego and individuality are understood, the soul searches for representation.
The expression of wholeness and vet separateness in this figure moves us into a space which enables us to create a whole new concept of the principles of existence. Often, by creating and recreating this figure, we move towards and experience a wholeness and tranquillity which would not otherwise be available.
The particular shape, number of sides, and colours in the mandala will be significant (see Shape, Numbers and Colour).
The mandala seen in dreams can become a gauge for spiritual progression.... Ten Thousand Dream Dictionary
An image or symbol usually featured within a circle or oval shape as a map of the cosmos used for meditation. In dreams, this is usually more personal, being an emblematic expression of your feelings or a growing awareness. Here, the circle represents a natural cycle or possibly fate’s web, within which you’re presently operating.
The emblem contained therein becomes the prevalent dream key.... The Language of Dreams
A mandala is an intricate design made up of intertwining elements in a pattern that brings together spintual forces of energy. In a dream, a mandala represents unification. Sometimes displayed as pictorial representations that weave a story of creation or that represent the phases of life in a scheme of transcendence, a mandala represents the evolution of ideas.... Ariadne's Book of Dream
Dreams of a mandala symbolize that things are coming full circle for you, that you are coming into balance and into your power. See Medicine Wheel and Circle.... Strangest Dream Explanations
The mandala is a sacred shape, which is so powerful that it is found in one form or another in most systems of belief, but most frequently in eastern religions. Typically, it is a circle enclosing a square with a symbol in the centre representing the whole of life.
It is mostly used as an aid to meditation. It moves us into a space that enables us to create a whole new concept of the principles of existence.... Dream Meanings of Versatile
Psychological / emotional perspective: In dreams this pattern often appears without us knowing what it really represents.
It is only when it is drawn afterwards that is it recognizable as a mandala. This would suggest that it is a true expression of our individuality and connection with unity, whatever we consider this to be.... Dream Meanings of Versatile
Material aspects: The mandala is often consciously depicted as an eight-pointed star and represents both man’s aspirations and his burdens. It often appears in recurring dreams in this form and then becomes a personal symbol of the journey from chaos to order. It has also been found that in a healing process this symbol will occur in dreams over and over again.
The particular shape, number of sides and colours in a mandala will be significant.... Dream Meanings of Versatile
A mandala is one of the oldest symbols in the world, having been discovered by anthropologists in just about every ancient culture on the earth.
It is a circle divided into four equal parts, which relates to the sphere of the earth divided into the four hemispheres.
A mandala is perhaps the ultimate symbol of unity and totality, and if one appears in your dream, you are having an aspirational experience of a spiritual nature. Such a dream indicates an important moment in your spiritual development when a new level of integration and wholeness is at hand.... Complete Dictionary of Dreams
A mandala is an intricate design, usually of circular or square patterns, used in meditation to focus the mind: One gazes at and concentrates on the center or on a dot within the center of the design.
This meditative concentration brings about a state of mind in which healing, harmony, and order can be restored. In Jungian psychology, mandalas represent the Self. To dream of a mandala may signal that it is time for the dreamer to look inward, or it may be a reflection of the positive changes the dreamer is experiencing in waking life.... Dream Symbols in The Dream Encyclopedia
From a Sanskrit word meaning ’magic circle or disc’, a mandala is a circular visual representation that is used as a focus point for the practice of meditation. When creating a mandala, the artist attempts to coordinate their personal circle with the universal circle, reflecting how their life fits into the larger whole. Although the mandala form is often associated with Tibetan monk artists, who use them as an aid to meditation and visualization, and Navaho Indians, who create them out of multicolored sand as a formal geometrical expression of sacred vibrations, mandalas transcend culture and religion, time and place.
When a person concentrates on a mandala they are attempting to approach a higher plane of consciousness and, according to Jung, they are the ultimate symbols for uniting our inner and outer selves, being an archetypal expression of the soul. Jung found that the integrative properties of the mandala possessed considerable benefits in psychotherapy; by drawing mandalas, patients could impose order upon their inner confusion
A mandala is typically a circle enclosing a square with a symbol in the center representing the whole of life. In dreams, it can appear in many ways: as a square garden with a round pond, a square with a circle in the middle, a painting with a circle and so on. It can often appear in dreams without you realizing what it represents and it is only when drawn afterwards that it is recognized as a mandala. This suggests that it is a true expression of your individuality. It can also appear as an eightpointed star that represents both your aspirations and your burdens, and indicates what you have achieved with your life and what you have learned from your experience, both good and bad. The mandala may often appear in dreams when your waking life feels confusing or difficult; your dreaming mind conjures it as a symbol of the journey from chaos to order.... The Element Encyclopedia
Mandalas are symmetrical figures, usually square or circular and with a central point. Some are purely geometrical, others arc not - for example, a flower (as in rose windows in Christian churches or the lotus in Indian tradition). Psychologically they may function as symbols of the self - that is, the complete, whole self; human fullness; the fundamental order of the psyche; the union of opposite psychic qualities or forces.
(1) A mandala in a dream is a reminder that order is possible - because already latent - in the psyche. ‘Remove’ the disturbing elements - that is, bring them into harmony with the other parts of the psyche - and order will be restored.
(2) If a disarranged mandala appears in a dream, this will indicate that the healing - whole-making - power of the (unconscious) psyche is temporarily out of action. Some destructive attitude - a guilt-and-anger or inferiority complex, or whatever - is blocking the flow of the natural healing powers.... A Dictionary of Dream Symbols
To dream of receiving medals for good conduct denotes depravity and loss of character (Raphael) Evidently a wish dream arising from the consciousness of a guilty conscience.... The Fabric of Dream
Competitiveness and being externally oriented. You want to be praised, accepted, and rewarded. Also a symbol for wanting to belong to a certain group— almost always a group made up of men.... Little Giant Encyclopedia
Vision: Receiving a medal: you are not aware of it, but you are overly ambitious and arrogant. Giving a medal to someone else: your career will get a boost.
Depth Psychology: Your need for recognition, reward, or authority has become almost pathological; make some drastic changes and do it quickly. Too much pride and ambition will chase away good friends and partners. See Tassel.... Dreamers Dictionary
Just as a medal acknowledges our prowess, from a spiritual perspective it reminds us to adhere to a spiritual code of conduct.... Dream Meanings of Versatile
Psychological / emotional perspective: Human beings both like and need to feel good about themselves.
A medal in a dream acknowledges our talents and / or successes – not just in the immediate moment – but gives a permanent reminder of what we have done.... Dream Meanings of Versatile
Wearing medals predicts recognition for work well done; observing medals on others or in a display is a warning to control your vanity and/ or your jealousy.... The Complete Guide to Interpreting Your Dreams
Just like the DIPLOMA, the medal is a symbol of distinction and recognition. It’s appearance in a dream can be interpreted as a feeling of satisfaction for having completed a task, or the need to receive a reward that was unfairly denied. The interpretation depends on the feelings awake in you and the circumstances developing in real life.
To receive a medal as a reward announces love; to wear it is an omen of endeavors that end well.... The Big Dictionary of Dreams
(arb. Mish’ar AI-Hanim; Rituals of the Pilgrimage) Seeing oneself at Muzdalifa in a dream means receiving a commendation because of one’s endeavor to fulfill his prescribed duties, or it could mean payment of debts, or fulfillment of a promise.
To see the sacred station at Muzdalifa (arb. Mish’ar Al298 Haram) in a dream means observing God’s commandments and fulfilling the divine injunctions.
If one finds himself standing before the sacred station of Muzdalifa, seeking refuge in its sanctuary in a dream, it means that he will receive guidance and dispel his fears.
(Also see ‘Arafat; Circumambulation; Cradle of Ismiiil; Ka’aba; Mina; Pelting stones; Pilgrimage; Responding; Sa’E; Station ofAbraham; ‘Umrah)... Islamic Dream Interpretation
Dreams of a pedal symbolize -empowerment and your ability to move forward in live via your own efforts.
If you dream of a gas pedal, then your forward motion is being accelerated.
If you dream of being unable to reach the pedal, then you are venting out your frustration at feeling incapable of accessing your own energy.... Strangest Dream Explanations
Its interpretation is associated with that of BICYCLE. It indicates a state in which dreamer depends solely on her own effort to start the projects she desires to complete.... The Big Dictionary of Dreams
Sandals are symbolic of the gospel, Eph. 6:11. Sandals are also symbolic of God’s love for his wayward children, Lk. 15:21-24... Christian Dream Symbols
Vision: Seeing or wearing sandals: you want to make one of two statements: I am different from the rest of society, or I am light-hearted and have a great need to be free. See Foot, Shoes.... Dreamers Dictionary
To dream of wearing comfortable sandals predicts a new romance. But if the sandals hurt your feet or were featured on someone else, they foretells small annoyances, possibly related to money. Also see “Flip-flops.”... My Dream Interpretation
To dream of wearing comfortable sandals predicts a new romance, but if they hurt your feet or were featured on someone else, they portend vexation concerning small money matters.... The Complete Guide to Interpreting Your Dreams
Shoes relate to how grounded you are, what direction you are moving in, and how you’d like to express yourself about how you are going where you are headed. Sandals are the ultimate in casual effortlessness. Their open structure implies a desire to experience freedom.... Complete Dictionary of Dreams
[wood] interpreted upon 6 sides: compliment & improvement, good, usefulness & high standing, sanctity. White sandalwood is better in interpretation than the red.... Islamic Dream - Cafer-i Sadik
To dream that you are an object of scandal, denotes that you are not particular to select good and true companions, but rather enjoy having fast men and women contribute to your pleasure. Trade and business of any character will suffer dulness after this dream.
For a young woman to dream that she discussed a scandal, foretells that she will confer favors, which should be sacred, to some one who will deceive her into believing that he is honorably inclined. Marriage rarely follows swiftly after dreaming of scandal. ... Ten Thousand Dream Interpretation
If you dream of a scandal, then this dream is helping you to grapple with your innermost feelings versus your ego and the reputation of your public persona. See Gossip.... Strangest Dream Explanations
To dream of being involved in a scandal suggests that you should clear your conscience regarding something you regret. However, if the scandal in your dream concerned only others (and not you), you can expect to have to cope with a challenge to your values and/or reputation.... My Dream Interpretation
To dream of being involved in a scandal suggests that you would be well advised to clear your conscience regarding something you regret, but if the dreamed scandal concerned only others, you can expect to have to cope with a challenge to your integrity.... The Complete Guide to Interpreting Your Dreams
Tidal waves or tsunamis suggest that you may be in a period of emotional upheaval. Anxiety, stress, and unconscious materials may be coming to the surface and affecting your daily moods. Giant tidal waves from your dream may be symbolic of current emotional unhappiness and psychological stress that may be threatening to destroy or uproot you.
The outcome of this dream could reveal to you how much strength you have to “ride out” this storm.
If you are not consumed, or you survived the tidal waves of your dream, be assured that you will survive the challenges of life and living. See also: Waves, Water, Ocean... The Bedside Dream Dictionary
Tidal waves or tsunamis, suggest that you may be in a period of emotional upheaval. Giant tidal waves from your dream may be symbolic of current emotional unhappiness and/or psychological stress, which is threatening to destroy you.
The outcome of this dream could reveal to you how much strength you have to “ride” this storm.
If you survive the tidal waves of your dream, be assured that you will survive the challenges of life and living.... Tryskelion Dream Interpretation
Dreams of a tidal wave signify emotional overwhelm, as in extreme sadness or as in falling in love. Your dream is reflecting that you are undergoing great transformation and the message for you is to dive down into the deep end of your emotional ocean where the waters are still, calm, and peaceful. Or, if you prefer, allow yourself the space to cry and release any energy that has been held back.... Strangest Dream Explanations
To see a tidal wave in your dream represents an overwhelming emotional issue that demands attention. You may have been keeping your feelings and negative emotions bottled up inside.... My Dream Interpretation
(1) A tidal wave may represent the unconscious (e.g. under its ‘devouring-mother* aspect) as threatening to engulf the conscious ego and / or prevent the emergence of true independence.
(2) It may symbolize the surge of sexuality, or the sweeping strength of some emotion.... A Dictionary of Dream Symbols
These are all symbols of success and achievement, and if you dream of receiving trophies and other prizes, the chances are you are yearning to be recognized and praised for your efforts in waking life. Again the type of prize will give you an idea of the area of endeavor in which you feel you should be rewarded. For example, to be honored with the Nobel peace prize could refer to your peace-making skills when a feud was about to erupt at work, but no one thanked you for your efforts.... The Element Encyclopedia
Because water often represents the emotions, a tidal wave may indicate a billowing emotional situation that must be faced and handled.... Dream Symbols in The Dream Encyclopedia
Spiritual vandalism takes place when our basic beliefs are destroyed or trashed. Under these circumstances the dream content will have a sense of violence and violation.... Dream Meanings of Versatile
Psychological / emotional perspective: Vandalism suggests a degree of mindless damage and a vandal is the perpetrator of such mindlessness. From an emotional perspective such a dream may manifest when there has not been a natural respect for our feelings.... Dream Meanings of Versatile
Material aspects: When in waking life there are so many examples of wanton destruction, it is not surprising that such images become part of our dream content. When perhaps our professional integrity is called into question we may translate that as vandalism. That part of our being that has no respect for the norms and customs of society may be pictured in dreams as a vandal. You might like to consult the entries for damage and violence.... Dream Meanings of Versatile
To dream of you as a vandal shows an anger or rage that is loaded with resentment and needs to be explored. This may be due to a childhood issue.
To witness vandalism taking place is a reminder that there is always an option to resolve issues even when they feel unresolvable. Taking the first step is often the most challenging.... Dream Symbols and Analysis