Dream interpretation with Tarot
You can find many Jungian archetypes in Tarot. In fact, the Tarot is an extensive collection of archetypal imagery.
Drowning dream interpretation with Tarot symbolism Tarot symbolism may be used to approach drowning dream interpretation. Let’s see an example of this kind of dream analyzed with the Tarot, according to the OniroTarology method. Exposition of the dream: “Two or three days ago I dreamed of drowning, I don’t remember exactly where I was, but … Read more
Jung and Tarot: An Archetypal Journey I have recently read the awesome book “Jung and the Tarot: an archetypal journey“. A dear friend of mine, Giuseppe Fojeni gave it to me years ago. It is an essay written by Sallie Nichols back in 1980. Jung and Tarot: approaching Tarot in a Jungian perspective It is … Read more
Recurring themes in dreams We can often find recurring themes in dreams, such us recurring locations, elements, or characters. But the various forms and shapes with which they recur in dreams makes it difficult to link them to their deeper symbolic meaning. Those symbolic elements very often revolve around the archetypes described by Carl Gustav … Read more
Dreams about drowning and water symbolism Here is another of those very intense and unpleasant recurring dreams: dreams about drowning, dreaming of floods and “tsunamis”, dreaming of sinking into the sea. First of all, water in dreams represents emotions, something we cannot contain and control. Dreaming of drowning generally means that we tend to exclude … Read more
Jung and UFO dreams UFO dreams or dreaming flying saucers is a phenomenon rich in meaning. In one of his last essays, “A modern myth“, Carl Gustav Jung examines the phenomenon of UFOs. Without questioning the fact that they may be real objects, Jung deepens the psychological value of the phenomenon. Jung finds in UFOs … Read more
The feminine in the Tarot I would like to share with you some considerations about the feminine in the Tarot. In the OniroTarology method the term “feminine” does not necessarily coincide with “woman”. We’d better call it “feminine energy”, which exists in every man as well. It is what Carl Gustav Jung named “Anima”, defined … Read more
The symbolism of the tree I recently published a post about some symbolic themes underlying the Star of the Tarot. The Tarot Star can be defined as a “parturient” woman. I would now like to discuss a symbolic theme that is very dear to alchemists. A theme that we find on Arcanum XVII, the Star. … Read more
“Life of Pi” and the symbolism of Tarot This time we appeal to the symbolism of the Force of the Tarot to interpret a movie! Did you see the wonderful movie “Life of Pi“? It is the story of a shipwrecked man struggling with the immensity of the ocean and with a Bengal tiger: a … Read more
Two Christmas pregnancy dreams I talked about pregnancy dreams and dreaming of giving birth in various articles. Now I’d like to tell you about two emblematic examples of pregnancy dreams. Through my Onirotarology website I receive several requests for dreams to interpret. Recently I came across two really surprising pregnancy dreams. I say surprising because … Read more
The Shadow in Jung’s Dream: a short video commenting on a famous youth dream by Carl Gustav Jung.
Carl Gustav Jung’s youthful dream of the “Brocken Specter” is an example of a recurring chase dream. Dreaming of being chased is an archetypal theme linked to the relationship with our “Shadow”.
The video explains the meaning of the dream according to the Tarot language.
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