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Dream Symbols – Bs to Bz

admin — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 04:54:55 +0000

Dream symbols and meanings from Bs to Bz are described here.

Bug or tiny insects : These creatures in dreams are often associated with irritation and frustrations.

Bullock cart : If it is associated as a vehicle, it denotes being relatively primitive. Vehicles symbolise body or vehicle of expression.

Butterfly in a dream is a symbol of transformation or metamorphosis, as in a caterpillar becoming a butterfly.

Buttock, backside, bum : Less obvious side of something. Unconscious aspects of oneself.

Dream Symbols – Bf to Br

admin — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 02:40:59 +0000

This page posts Dream Symbols and their respective meanings ranging from Bf to Br.

Bill, invoice, payment: Associated with effects and consequences from past actions.

Birth: Giving birth to a child may represent the start of a new stage of an undertaking or life.

Blood: can be symbolic of energy and life force. If one is dreaming of losing blood, this could mean that a certain issue or circumstances is draining oneself of energy or life force.

Book: 1. Reading a book could mean that one is in the process of researching or understanding something intellectually.
2. Book of Life or Akashic Record.

Breast:1. Associated with feminine qualities.2. Associated with nurturing and mothering.

Bridge: A transitional phase of life, experience, event or journey.

Dream Symbols – Ba to Be

admin — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 03:39:25 +0000

Here are some Dream symbols starting with the letter B and their meanings. Please understand that these are only generic interpretation. Each individual person may have his or her own unique meanings to any particular symbols.

Babarian: Unrefined and animalistic aspect of oneself.

Bath, shower: Signifies cleansing that could be spiritual, mental or emotional in nature.

Baboon: Associated with poor communication and expression skill.

Babyseat, babysitting: Associated with taking care of one’s inner child. Dreaming that one is babysitting implies the need to care of one’s inner child aspect.

Backbone: Associated with support.

Badger: Symbolises characteristics associated with the animal: Characteristics such as:
1. Persistence and stubbornness
2. badgering behaviour
3. Tenacious and focussed

Ball, circle, sphere: Wholeness and totality of being, encompassing all aspects of self.

Ballerina: Associated with freedom and unrestricted expression.

Bankrupt: 1. Possibly mean being anxious over financial matters.
2. Feeling disconnected from Divine self.

Banquet: Associated with a lack of emotional nourishment.

Bedroom: Could be thought of as an aspect of House. House symbolises the larger self. Bedroom, being a part of the house, symbolises the aspect of self associated with sexuality and the unconscious mind.

Beggar: Possibly an aspect of self that has a low self-esteem, feels inadequate and powerless.