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| Eagle
As
a dream symbol, the eagle embodies an archaic image of god, of lofty, high-soaring
thoughts, but also of devouring spiritual passion.
First
and foremost, the eagle symbolizes a positive spiritual situation. A sexual
significance can be traced in Greek myth, where the eagle symbolizes the
procreative function of Zeus, who approached the star goddess Asteria as
an eagle. The image of the union of eagle and goddess symbolizes the union
of two opposites - psyche and the material world. The image of an eagle
which is unable to fly well signifies limitation of spiritual freedom or
neglect of spiritual interests. |
| Eros
In
Greek mythology, Eros is the god of love. His bride is psyche, the
soul. He can symbolize the spiritual relationship between man and woman. |
| Eve
Eve
with the apple is generally taken as an image of seduction. This is not
so in dreams, however. Here, she indicates woman's emotional capabilities
and motherliness. |
| Evening
Evening
indicates to the dreamer that he is about to approach the area of the unconscious.
For older persons, evening in a dream can signify the 'twilight years' |
| Excrement
(faeces)
In
primitive belief, excrement as well as saliva, urine, sweat and
hair
were magic substances. We must not forget that in earlier times fields
were fertilized with animal and also human excrement. Excrement is thus
connected in popular belief with money and wealth.
Psychoanalysis
regards the image of excretion in a dream as a castration symbol. Freud
was of the opinion that a child experiences excretion as a loss. He found
that over emphasis on cleanliness in the upbringing of small children sows
the seeds of neuroses and sexual aberrations in latter life. Experience
in the field of psychotherapy has confirmed this opinion. The basic cause,
however, is no longer seen as anal eroticism on the child's part, but as
the loss of affection the child experiences as a result of such an exaggeratedly
strict upbringing. |
| Eye
The
eyes are commonly held to be the mirror of the soul. The ancient Egyptians
regarded the sun and moon as the eyes of the heavenly gods; fro shakespeare,
the sun was "the beauteous eye of heaven". In a dream, the eye acquires
the significance of an organ of consciousness. Impaired vision, for example,
would mean that a particular problem, or the possibilities that a life
holds, are not being seen correctly.
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