Venus (planet / goddess Aphrodite)
In general:
This planet symbolizes all erotic needs and feelings as well as sexual passions and, besides, is responsible for beauty, aesthetics, harmony, femininity, motherliness and artistic talents. (read all at source)
Goddess - a source of higher wisdom or energy; the father/mother functioning aspect of self; your true self or creative self; your spiritual self; harmony in your life
Gold - in alchemy gold is the color for God; new life or beginnings; your true self... (read all at source)
Many gods or goddesses were depicted with horns, so horns can relate to issues of divinity; spirituality; awesome power. Horned female deities were related to the moon or lunar aspects of the personality. (read all at source)
Diana in Roman mythology, the goddess worshipped as protectress and helper of women; goddess of the hunt and the moon, identified with Greek goddess Artemis; a beautiful young woman; a much-loved princess. What qualities of Diana do you possess to help you get through this time? (read all at source)
Goddess Symbols of Fortuna
Goddess Symbols of Fortuna
Fortuna was a major deity among the ancient Romans. In fact, she held charge of the fates of all humans in her early career. So imagine in ancient Rome - the fate of your fortune was known and even influenced by this goddess. (read all at source)
Gods/Goddesses - typically associated with one acquiring their full spiritual potential
Heaven or Hell - how one perceives their current state of being and also the unconscious' portrayal of one's spirituality
Holy Communion - in dreams can represent the notion that spiritual nourishment is required... (read all at source)
As the ten-armed Goddess, Goddess Durga presents a radiantly beautiful form that is bewitching to behold. That special form is somehow simultaneously wrathful and benign and transmits profound spiritual teachings in an exacting manner. (read all at source)
Dreams of gods and Goddesses in general also have strong sexual messages in them. Neptune was known for having a strong sexual appetite and was a virile god. His energy represents raw sexuality and being open with your partner. The openness can mean verbally, emotionally, or simply being open minded. (read all at source)
Symbolizing the maternal instinct, lioness is often depicted with the virgin goddess of war. Goddess of Crete, Mycenae, Phrygia, Thrace, Syria, Lycia and Sparta had on his arms lioness. (read all at source)
Cerberus, Ceres, chain lightning, Charon, clash, clashing, Clio, Clotho, conception, conflict, contention, Cora, corn spirit, creative imagination, creative power, creative thought, Cupid, Cynthia, Dame Fortune, dark lightning, Davy, Davy Jones, Decuma, deep, deity, Demeter, demigod, demigoddess,... (read all at source)
Example dream : A Greek Goddess symbolised the spiritual high the dreamer was on. Ancient times can link to dramatic and intense feelings within us.
Example dream : A dream where the dreamer is exploring a house was linked to his thoughts about the mind. (read all at source)
In Greek mythology, Aphrodite is the goddess of beauty and love. The love that she represents is not of the emotional and fruitful kind, but rather lust, sensual pleasure and raw animal attraction. (read all at source)
I went to a hospital that seemed to be more of a Goddess Room, like in the movie Hercules. There were a few other beds there for other mothers to deliver. Once on my bed I saw no on else but my mother and the nurses. My husband was not there, either due to work or deployment. (read all at source)
The fish symbol has been used for millennia worldwide as a religious symbol associated with the Pagan Great Mother Goddess. It is the outline of her vulva. The fish symbol was often drawn by overlapping two very thin crescent moons. (read all at source)
The dove is associated with Venus, the Goddess of Love.
A pair of doves cooing in a dream can represent a desire for love and romance, while doves building a nest in a dream can symbolize a desire for a stable, comfortable family life. (read all at source)
A mythological character—such as a god or goddess of Roman or Greek mythology, Pegasus, or a centaur—can represent:... (read all at source)
Therefore an animal associated in myth with the unconscious and the power of the Mother Goddess. Native people see the jaguar as a guide as they travel the inner world. (read all at source)
It indicates change or transformation. The frog's life in water refers to cold and still impersonal elemental nature. The toad is the symbol of the fertile, devouring mother goddess, who is also the mother of death. A toad in a man's dream can, therefore, be seen as a warning signal.
Fruit... (read all at source)
Animatop list
Nurturing of Self is suggested now. Have you been taking care of everyone and everyone else and forgotten to take care of you? Feminine aspect of the individual. Guide to the inner world. The Goddess.Receptive, prospective and nurturing. (read all at source)
At her most exalted she is the divine Great Mother at her most frightening she is the gorgon Medusa or the Sumerian goddess Lilith. Freud believed that the Greek myths of Oedipus and Electra symbolised psychological conditions. In the story Oedipus killed his farther and married his mother. (read all at source)
God, Goddess
A sense of the presence of God or Goddess in a dream is an augur of spiritual revelation and advancement, esoteric insights, and peace of mind. The meaning of dreams of pagan gods depends on the association with that god.
Gorilla... (read all at source)
Gods / Goddesses
To dream of mythical gods may signify your feelings about spirituality. This dream can also highlight your quest and struggles with achieving personal perfection. If you dream of worshipping the gods, you are feeling sorry for past actions or mistakes. (read all at source)
God and goddess: The divine masculine and feminine, e.g., creation and love. Men can be the god in their own story much as they are the hero of their story. For women, the goddess can represent that connection she has with all women. (See Sophia page)... (read all at source)
They also saw a distinction between the dreams dreamt by rulers and leaders and those of the common man. Like other ancient cultures, the Babylonians saw a strong connection between their religion and dreams, with visions being powerful. They even had their own Goddess of Dreams, Mamu,... (read all at source)
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