The yew tree is associated with cemeteries and therefore with death; but, being evergreen, it also symbolizes everlasting life, or new life through death. It may, therefore, signify the end of one phase of your life and the beginning of a new one.
As you may already know, dreams are a deeply personal experience, and the meaning of seeing an Yew can vary greatly from person to person. That being said, it's important to trust your instincts and confidently interpret the Yew in your dreams in your own unique way.
2. Rebirth.
3. Immortality.
1- In former times the yew tree symbolised mourning and sadness. While few people would necessarily recognise a yew tree, there is, on an unconscious level, awareness of such knowledge in everyone. Such a svmbol can surface as instinctive awareness in dreams.
2- There can be an aspcct of wordplay here in that the ‘yew’ is in fact ‘you’ in the sense of someone other than the dreamer. This wordplay is a way of focusing the dreamer’s attention away from himself.
3- A yew tree, which is said to outlive manv other trees, may symbolise spiritual immortality.
Norse mythology 7 portrays the yew as Yggdrasil, or the World Tree. As such, this is a great symbol of security and firm roots.
Folkloric: Protection, specifically against magic meant to charm or beguile.
For someone who has been sick, this is a good omen. It foretells long life.
Celtic: A hunt or search. This was a favored wood for bows because of its flexible strength. What is it that you’re hunting}
Among the Druids, yew wood was used to foretell the future.
If you accept this interpretation, look at the rest of the images in the dream as potentially prophetic in content.
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