The meaning of the symbols of early, stages and pregnancy seen in a dream.

For a woman to dream that she is pregnant, denotes she will be unhappy with her husband, and her children will be unattractive.For a virgin, this dream omens scandal and adversity....

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Life can often feel like a performance. In this way, dreaming of this image indicates that your unconscious is expressing a sense of your current life as being under public scrutin...

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Vision: Seeing an actor: you will meet an intriguing person who will encourage you to take chances. Dreaming about playing the role of a person completely different from the way y...

New life; creativity; new enterprises.Revelation and inspiration.The coming of spring; something new happening at the coming of spring. Astrological parallel: Cancer, Pisces, Aries...

To dream that you have a false pregnancy (you think you are pregnant, but find out there is no baby), there is some aspect of yourself or your personal life that is changing, but y...

-For a woman to dream that she is pregnant could be her subconscious telling her that she is actually pregnant.If you know you are pregnant and you have this dream, it represents y...

To dream that you are taking a pregnancy test, may be a metaphor for a new stage you are beginning in your life (such as a new relationship, job or friendship). You may feel that y...

Pregnancy is one of the most life-changing, and physically and emotionally demanding challenges a woman can face in her lifetime. Research shows that the dreams of pregnant women c...

Dreams about relationships are extremely common. This is because the health and survival of your relationships is a primary goal for your unconscious; in your dreams it constantly ...

"Yet it is in our idleness, in our dreams, that the submerged truth sometimes comes to the top." - Virginia Woolf Perhaps the most profound way to comprehend ...

In his 1930 essay ‘Stages of Life’, Jung postulated four stages of life— childhood, youth, middle age and old age—based on his own clinical observations.He viewed youth as ...