Dream dictionary lesson 69

 Interpretation of dreams-  I was once told by a psychologist that everything in the dream is an aspect of

 you. For example, if you have a dream about your living room, and you are trying to analyze it in the 

in the morning.  You can begin by speaking as the sofa or the arm chair or even the side table lamp.

Begin by saying: "I am Elvia's sofa..." and see what message you get.  Your dreams are your creations.


Flower Dream Meaning:

Flowers can have both positive and negative omens in our dreams.

1. Positive message can suggest attention to growth, flourshing beauty and fertility. 

What is your impression of a roses in a garden?  

Do you ever receive roses as a gift from a sweetheart or a friend?

If you were a rose in a dream what would you say to the dreamer?


2. Flowers are also related to short lived things.  The symbol may be letting you know that something is 

coming to an end.  Flowers once cut have a temporary shelve life.


Have you ever saved dried flowers as a form of decoration? Some people turn a bunch of roses upside 

down to help with drying and preserving some of their orginal color.


3. Flowers can be expressions of love and varied emotions.  Details of a dream need to be collected

to understand the dream further.  For example, specific colors will metaphorically appear

as a message of inner energy , unconscious emotions, beauty and love.

What is your favorite color in a flower? 


The color of a flower in a dream can relate to energy chakra points.  If you are aware of chakra

color and energy points they can help decipher a dream.

Crown of the head: Gold

Third eye: Purple

Throat: Blue

Heart: Green

Gut: Yellow

Reproduce area: orange

Back: Red






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