آموزش زبان انگلیسی

آموزش زبان انگلیسی , رایگان و تخصصی : آیلتس,تافل , توانایی صحبت کردن با لهجه های آمریکایی ,انگلیسی,مبتدی تاپیشرفته

آموزش زبان انگلیسی

آموزش زبان انگلیسی , رایگان و تخصصی : آیلتس,تافل , توانایی صحبت کردن با لهجه های آمریکایی ,انگلیسی,مبتدی تاپیشرفته

Snakes in Dreams

Snakes are incredibly prevalent in dreams, and they often have special

significance. There are four quite different meanings associated with snake

imagery.

1. Snakes symbolize trouble. This is the most common association I

find with this image. The snake pit, the snake in the grass, or the

threatening snake is usually a symbol of a situation that holds tricky

and worrisome potential. The situation is usually difficult to grasp

or control and has an off-putting or repelling element.

2. Snakes can operate as a phallic symbol—most notably when the

dream has a sexual nuance, takes place in the bedroom, or involves

penetration or embrace with the snake.

3. Snakes can represent a situation that offers the potential for

transcending a limiting pattern (sometimes referred to as

transformation). This is most often the case when the snake bites

you but the bite is not fatal, or when you are forced to face the snake

in an encounter that is almost ritualistic.

4. Snakes can be references to the passage into the afterlife. People

who are dying or who have recently lost a loved one will often

dream of snakes.

The varying interpretations of this image make it necessary for you to

check the plot of your dream for verification. If the snake is merely

frightening and troublesome, it is likely to represent a tricky problem

you’re dealing with. The snake that makes contact with your body or

climbs in bed with you may be a reference to sexuality. A snake that

challenges but doesn’t harm you may indicate a situation with the potential

for surprising growth for you. And finally, if you have recently lost a loved

one, you may dream about a snake in the initial stages of grief.