THE SYMBOLIC WORLD OF DREAMS
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24 symbols found
Abandonment
Support, exclusion and a need for continuity.
Explore symbolNatureAcacia tree
An acacia tree can evoke selecting small portions within an open appearance and considering detail together with gaps.
Explore symbolActionsAccident
Unexpected interruption and limits of control.
Explore symbolObjectsAccordion
A form that opens and gathers, and the room assigned to expression’s expansion.
Explore symbolPeopleAccountant
Comparing scattered records and seeing the basis of an account.
Explore symbolPeopleAcrobat
Combining different movements in balance and choosing a measure of participation.
Explore symbolPeopleActor
Making a role visible, an observed identity and a personal preference.
Explore symbolObjectsAdhesive tape
A thin connection holding an edge and the length assigned to contact.
Explore symbolObjectsAir conditioner
Arranging a setting’s conditions and a personal measure of comfort.
Explore symbolJourneyAirport
Preparation, waiting and choosing direction before a transition.
Explore symbolObjectsAlarm clock
A starting signal, personal pace and an outside call.
Explore symbolAnimalsAlbatross
An albatross can evoke crossing broad space at your own pace and considering distance without closing it in one effort.
Explore symbolPeopleAlien
Unfamiliarity, curiosity and a different viewpoint.
Explore symbolPlacesAlley
A nearby passage branching from a main flow and a modest personal route.
Explore symbolObjectsAlmond
A simple outer form and a small piece’s distinctive share.
Explore symbolJourneyAmbulance
A route reserved for support and the way attention is called.
Explore symbolPlacesAmusement park
Choosing among brief experiences and leaving room for play beside everyday rhythm.
Explore symbolObjectsAnchor
A stopping point within movement and the space assigned to waiting.
Explore symbolBodyAnkle
A small connection joining step and position, and the measure of a turn.
Explore symbolAnimalsAnt
Small duties accumulating, order and the need to share a workload.
Explore symbolAnimalsAnteater
An anteater can evoke close attention to a small resource and choosing work made of many pieces.
Explore symbolPlacesApartment
Your own arrangement within a shared building and a personal boundary.
Explore symbolObjectsApple
A reachable result, personal choice and whether it meets your needs.
Explore symbolNatureApple tree
An apple tree can evoke noticing a familiar result’s broader setting and observing present structure separately from expectation.
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