Whale Dream Meaning

Whale dream meaning is a symbol of strength, spirituality and protection although they are also associated with a sign of our darkness and the possibility of suffering loss in our lives.

The size and agility of the whale are to be compared with a phallic dimension evident to Freudians. In addition, the link between the mother and the whale suggests that this is the symbolic representation of a phallic mother therefore of absolute power which would represent the all-powerful mother having destroyed, swallowed or incorporated the father.

In fact, one of the origins of the word whale is the Greek term φάλαινα (phaleina) which has the same root as phallus (penis)!

The whale can therefore take on a dark aspect as a representative of the threatening uterus or of the unconscious in its most devastating and instinctual aspects.

Seeing a whale

Announcing positive changes in its material life.

Dreaming in a stomach of a whale

The next changes are important! We can consider that we are entering a phase of transformation or even of major transfiguration.

Acquired material wealth, of course, and also and above all personal wealth due to the encounter with oneself, with one’s true nature, one’s true personality. We come out of it grown and we gain in assertiveness. It is also possible to unravel some secrets of nature.

Being on his back

The help we hoped for is coming soon. We regain our strength, we recover a more global vision of our situation to act accordingly. The back of the whale is a bit like a promised land, a space that allows you to bounce back in everyday life.

Killing whale dream meaning

This is another happy omen when it comes to strictly material satisfaction. The downside is that we lose some of our friendships. Period of big profits in his companies. To dream of killing a whale, announces that your efforts will be fruitless.

Capturing whale dream meaning

To dream of a whale and to capture it in a dream, means, fear in your turn to be captivated in the life, because this “good fortune” would quickly become an embarrassment and a hindrance.

Dreaming whale collides with a ship

When a whale collides with a ship, it can mean that you have a struggle in your life. Or that you have to overcome a possible loss of property, which causes you to feel uncomfortable. It can also mean a loss of domestic peace and happiness at home, the loss of an important friendship / relationship, or an overwhelming situation that you are struggling to overcome.

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Meaning of Dreams and Psychology

Sigmund Freud is a psychologist and founder of the school of psychoanalysis in the field of psychology. Psychoanalyst is a way to get in detail emotional experiences that can be the source or cause of mental disorders and behavior.

According to Freud, soul life has 3 levels of consciousness:

Conscious
Pre-conscious (preconscious)
Unconscious
The concept of Freud’s most famous theory is that there is a subconscious that controls most behavior.

What Does The Dream Reveal?

Some dreams are easier than others to interpret, but be careful! This can be a trap. Do not rely on systematic “clear” interpretations as you will have to decipher the language of dreams using suggestions or imagery.

In order to understand the meaning of the dream element, you must know the meaning yourself and associate other dream meanings and only in the context of this whole will prove to you the true meaning of the dream.

Do All Dreams Have Hidden Meanings?

That question has no definite answer. Some people will say yes and we can’t prove it right or wrong. Some dreams may have a “hidden” meaning in the form of a metaphor or symbol, but many dreams are just “random images” usually taken from the events of our life.

Dreams Are Communication From the Subconscious

Although there has always been an interest in interpreting the meaning of human dreams, it was not until the late 19th century that Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung put forward some of the most widely known modern dream theories.

Freud’s theory centers on the idea of ​​repressed “longing / feeling” – the idea that dreaming allows us to sort out unresolved and oppressed desires.

Carl Jung (who studied under Freud) also believed that dreams have psychological importance, but proposed a different theory about their meaning. For the famous dream psychologist Carl Jung, drowning in water is a symbol of an archetypal pattern. Drowning in the tub suggests hidden depth. If you see other people drowning in your dream it means that you are trying to find something dark and hidden.

Sources: Britannica, Sigmund Freud – Life and Work, New York Media LLC, ABC Science, University of California – Santa Cruz

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