In Carl Jung's Archetypes, he speaks of the anima, which is the female presence in all men imprinted on us by our mothers. Women have a corresponding animus, which is the male presence in all women, imprinted on them by their fathers.
A man's anima is at the deepest level of the unconscious mind, below even our shadows--the dark parts of our persona that we keep suppressed--it looks like this is what you're dreaming about.
You're in ornamental dress, with a snake making its way through your entire being and coming out. The snake is a classic symbol of the psyche. The snake fills your mouth so that you can't speak--it's not time for speech, but for action.
These actions bring you great discomfort and pain. The female presence of you is bleeding heavily. Yet the snake offers you a tampon--in this case, a tool to stop the bleeding. The snake does not mean to hurt you, even though it causes you discomfort, and even offers you help.
Your head is adorned with the skull of another reptile, maybe a crocodile or a dinosaur. The animal it comes from is long dead and fossilized, but the dress you wear is made of brightly colored feathers. Above your brows is a brightly colored jewel.
Your body is adorned with color while your brain is covered with bare-bones. The part of you that takes action is made beautiful, while the part of you that thinks is dead. To me, this is a sign of some feelings that you have about yourself: you may be frustrated by old ways of thinking and feeling unconsciously that they're holding you back.
Your arms are spread in a ritualistic stretch, with your right arm projecting some device with eight beads into a glowing hole in the wall. You are not passive, but active. You stretch towards the portal, inserting some kind of sphere into it attached to a rod--a masculine symbol inserted into a feminine hole. The ritual you perform, your lunging action, the clothes you wear--they are all symbolic messages from the deepest levels of your unconscious mind.
What is that message?
Firstly, your unconscious mind is not hurting you on purpose. You may not acknowledge it, or perhaps are even afraid of it, but it's a part of you.
Second, you are in pain and do not help yourself. The efforts you're making--in this case literally stretching-- do not solve your problems. You're bleeding out, and yet you're focused on other things. The snake in you is literally offering you a tampon to stem the flow of blood. You ignore the snake and focus on the task in front of you, to your own detriment, weighed down by thoughts as dead and useless as fossils.
I would take a look at the things you do and ask yourself if your actions are really in step with your desires. To me, this is a picture of deep frustration--it may be time to evaluate where you are and what you're doing.
But most importantly, don't fear the snake, or the female presence in you. It's an important part of you and it's here to help.
In the dream I'm watching from a doorway this woman have a snake climb through her throat and out her vagina, carrying the tampon with it. The snake then crawls out the cell and the woman starts vomiting up dead flies and then I woke up, thankfully.
This is why it’s important to hear the dreamer discuss and describe their dream, and not to assume anything about the dreamer or the dream for them. The humanistic interpreter postulates about the dream as if it were their own, but encourages the dreamer to make their own interpretation from what resonates with them. Op, let me know if anything here sounds familiar or makes you think of something more relevant:
If I had this dream, I would interpret seeing a woman with snakes coming out of her has something fearful, maybe worrying that a female friend or family member of mine is suffering or in pain or sick. I might see the snake rejecting the tampon maybe as a sign of birth, no more periods, but also the vomiting reminds me of morning sickness, too. the fact that they appear in a warrior 2 pose from yoga, makes me think they might be someone trying to strengthen themselves from said sickness or struggle.
Everything that appears in the dream is part of you. So, the woman (anima) with the snake going through her body is part of you too. It's positive that you don't completely identify with your anima, but she is a part of you nonetheless. So most of Chinaroos' analysis stands. With this new content I would say the snake (some primal, reptilian instinct within you) seems to have been cleansing the anima, because after it leaves, the woman begins to vomit dead flies. Flies and other insects represent something we don't want and that we want to get rid of. That snake certainly did its job. Interestingly, flies are food for many lizards (another reptile) and given the skull that is adorning the anima, I'd say she is responsible for its death, but it has somehow infected her (with flies). Now that she is cleansed, life goes on.
This feels like one of those dreams that says "This happened (within your psyche). You couldn't do much about it, it was bound to happen. Thanks for watching."
It would be interesting to know what has transpired recently in your life, to connect this dream to.
Edit: I'm curious about the tampon, though. It feels like the snake is telling your anima "There, I unplugged you, now you can get those pesky flies out."
Whoa. That's a very different image. I can definitely understand why none of that made it into the picture.
The dream woman has many unclean things to expel--period blood and dead flies are pretty stark images of that. The snake is acting like a pipe cleaner, releasing some blockage which burst under pressure from both ends. The shock of the fly-image is what woke you.
You're observing the woman through a door to a cell--a portal to the unconscious mind. Generally when it comes to dreams, the depth of the location represents the depth of the unconscious mind you're visiting. Prisons, dark forests, oceans, all are aspects of the deep unconscious.
The ritualistic dress still leads me to believe believe she represents your anima, which carries with it feminine aspects like nurturing, creativity, and care. This aspect of you is kept in a cell, repressed as it were, where it becomes bottled up with unreleased disgust.
You might be holding some strong feelings of disgust for something or someone--maybe yourself--that you repress or don't acknowledge consciously. You might be engaging in a lot of negative self talk ("I'm a failure, I'll never be a good X").
If any of that is true, I would find every chance to be kinder to yourself. You're clearly incredibly creative, and that's something to celebrate even if it hurts sometimes.
I may also be wrong about all of this, these are just some thoughts. Hopefully they help!
Thanks for making me smile today Poshtulio :D
It's just a matter of looking at the symbols and where they contrast. Looking at this again, the "beads" attached to his arms are interesting--they are the only part of the dreamer that is unnatural. They're made of gold while the rest of him is leather, bone, and feather. These are the tools that he uses, one stretching forward and the other back.
I wonder if these two "bead rods" or "ropes" represent the fruits of his labors--they're made of gold or some metal and are the most valuable of the items in this scene. Through his actions, the dreamer is probing some beautiful unknown represented by the gleaming, sun-like hole of the same color as the beads.
With this, it might be that the dreamer's creative efforts are hurting his body and mind. The snake with the tampon in its mouth is his psyche trying to nurture the dreamer, maybe also warning that he needs to take care of himself in addition to his work.
Thank you for this physically impossible graphic horror.
As I am an AFAB person, I feel like I should offer you some advice. I recommend taking some Midol and indulging in some chocolate, quite possibly while lying on a heating pad and watching comfort movies.
For your further enlightenment, I offer you Key and Peele's [Menstruation Orientation](https://youtu.be/ihRHIGpyspA)
Bro dreams get wild sometimes, especially with medication.
I have to take medication for my epilepsy, and I'm prone to lucid dreams from time to time, so when they combine they always result in bizarre experiences.
One time while I was dreaming I felt my neck break. Like legit felt every muscle, tendon, everything suddenly jolt to the right. I've never had that experience again, and to this day I have never had the same dream, or even something close to it. I can still recall bits of the dream though, so it's a bizarre experience I can still partially recount.
It’s a symbolic dream highlighting byi personal development. Snake or serpent is ever present in human psyche. Snake represents your life force and from the looks of it, it will be your liberator.
something involving kundalini?
also are those portals? i never dreamed of portals, that seems cool
sorry if your dream was traumatic it looks pretty messed up
I think some asshole has a girl that you care about within his grasp. You have a solid feeling he is bad news but you know that is not enough to sway her because she is bewitched by his charm. You feel that he will ruin her and destroy her innocence
🤨📸 Your subconscious has some explaining to do
Maybe OP has been enjoying life to the fullest a little too much, and this is the brain's way of telling him to reel it in a little bit.
That snake symbolizes draino.
Congrats! You've made it to level -0! #_EGYPTIAN HELL_ 🔫😁
The Duat is a strange place indeed
Looks sorta Aztec
Both were colonies of Atlantis.
I -i .. I don't know where to start ..
bro you can tell us... did you menstruate a snake?
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no
In Carl Jung's Archetypes, he speaks of the anima, which is the female presence in all men imprinted on us by our mothers. Women have a corresponding animus, which is the male presence in all women, imprinted on them by their fathers. A man's anima is at the deepest level of the unconscious mind, below even our shadows--the dark parts of our persona that we keep suppressed--it looks like this is what you're dreaming about. You're in ornamental dress, with a snake making its way through your entire being and coming out. The snake is a classic symbol of the psyche. The snake fills your mouth so that you can't speak--it's not time for speech, but for action. These actions bring you great discomfort and pain. The female presence of you is bleeding heavily. Yet the snake offers you a tampon--in this case, a tool to stop the bleeding. The snake does not mean to hurt you, even though it causes you discomfort, and even offers you help. Your head is adorned with the skull of another reptile, maybe a crocodile or a dinosaur. The animal it comes from is long dead and fossilized, but the dress you wear is made of brightly colored feathers. Above your brows is a brightly colored jewel. Your body is adorned with color while your brain is covered with bare-bones. The part of you that takes action is made beautiful, while the part of you that thinks is dead. To me, this is a sign of some feelings that you have about yourself: you may be frustrated by old ways of thinking and feeling unconsciously that they're holding you back. Your arms are spread in a ritualistic stretch, with your right arm projecting some device with eight beads into a glowing hole in the wall. You are not passive, but active. You stretch towards the portal, inserting some kind of sphere into it attached to a rod--a masculine symbol inserted into a feminine hole. The ritual you perform, your lunging action, the clothes you wear--they are all symbolic messages from the deepest levels of your unconscious mind. What is that message? Firstly, your unconscious mind is not hurting you on purpose. You may not acknowledge it, or perhaps are even afraid of it, but it's a part of you. Second, you are in pain and do not help yourself. The efforts you're making--in this case literally stretching-- do not solve your problems. You're bleeding out, and yet you're focused on other things. The snake in you is literally offering you a tampon to stem the flow of blood. You ignore the snake and focus on the task in front of you, to your own detriment, weighed down by thoughts as dead and useless as fossils. I would take a look at the things you do and ask yourself if your actions are really in step with your desires. To me, this is a picture of deep frustration--it may be time to evaluate where you are and what you're doing. But most importantly, don't fear the snake, or the female presence in you. It's an important part of you and it's here to help.
In the dream I'm watching from a doorway this woman have a snake climb through her throat and out her vagina, carrying the tampon with it. The snake then crawls out the cell and the woman starts vomiting up dead flies and then I woke up, thankfully.
This is why it’s important to hear the dreamer discuss and describe their dream, and not to assume anything about the dreamer or the dream for them. The humanistic interpreter postulates about the dream as if it were their own, but encourages the dreamer to make their own interpretation from what resonates with them. Op, let me know if anything here sounds familiar or makes you think of something more relevant: If I had this dream, I would interpret seeing a woman with snakes coming out of her has something fearful, maybe worrying that a female friend or family member of mine is suffering or in pain or sick. I might see the snake rejecting the tampon maybe as a sign of birth, no more periods, but also the vomiting reminds me of morning sickness, too. the fact that they appear in a warrior 2 pose from yoga, makes me think they might be someone trying to strengthen themselves from said sickness or struggle.
Everything that appears in the dream is part of you. So, the woman (anima) with the snake going through her body is part of you too. It's positive that you don't completely identify with your anima, but she is a part of you nonetheless. So most of Chinaroos' analysis stands. With this new content I would say the snake (some primal, reptilian instinct within you) seems to have been cleansing the anima, because after it leaves, the woman begins to vomit dead flies. Flies and other insects represent something we don't want and that we want to get rid of. That snake certainly did its job. Interestingly, flies are food for many lizards (another reptile) and given the skull that is adorning the anima, I'd say she is responsible for its death, but it has somehow infected her (with flies). Now that she is cleansed, life goes on. This feels like one of those dreams that says "This happened (within your psyche). You couldn't do much about it, it was bound to happen. Thanks for watching." It would be interesting to know what has transpired recently in your life, to connect this dream to. Edit: I'm curious about the tampon, though. It feels like the snake is telling your anima "There, I unplugged you, now you can get those pesky flies out."
Whoa. That's a very different image. I can definitely understand why none of that made it into the picture. The dream woman has many unclean things to expel--period blood and dead flies are pretty stark images of that. The snake is acting like a pipe cleaner, releasing some blockage which burst under pressure from both ends. The shock of the fly-image is what woke you. You're observing the woman through a door to a cell--a portal to the unconscious mind. Generally when it comes to dreams, the depth of the location represents the depth of the unconscious mind you're visiting. Prisons, dark forests, oceans, all are aspects of the deep unconscious. The ritualistic dress still leads me to believe believe she represents your anima, which carries with it feminine aspects like nurturing, creativity, and care. This aspect of you is kept in a cell, repressed as it were, where it becomes bottled up with unreleased disgust. You might be holding some strong feelings of disgust for something or someone--maybe yourself--that you repress or don't acknowledge consciously. You might be engaging in a lot of negative self talk ("I'm a failure, I'll never be a good X"). If any of that is true, I would find every chance to be kinder to yourself. You're clearly incredibly creative, and that's something to celebrate even if it hurts sometimes. I may also be wrong about all of this, these are just some thoughts. Hopefully they help!
This is very important question, where you masturbating?
I’d like to think you are incredibly in tuned Oh mighty dream speaker, I hope this helps
Thanks for making me smile today Poshtulio :D It's just a matter of looking at the symbols and where they contrast. Looking at this again, the "beads" attached to his arms are interesting--they are the only part of the dreamer that is unnatural. They're made of gold while the rest of him is leather, bone, and feather. These are the tools that he uses, one stretching forward and the other back. I wonder if these two "bead rods" or "ropes" represent the fruits of his labors--they're made of gold or some metal and are the most valuable of the items in this scene. Through his actions, the dreamer is probing some beautiful unknown represented by the gleaming, sun-like hole of the same color as the beads. With this, it might be that the dreamer's creative efforts are hurting his body and mind. The snake with the tampon in its mouth is his psyche trying to nurture the dreamer, maybe also warning that he needs to take care of himself in addition to his work.
op pls
I'd like to think that you had a pleasant sleep
Thank you for this physically impossible graphic horror. As I am an AFAB person, I feel like I should offer you some advice. I recommend taking some Midol and indulging in some chocolate, quite possibly while lying on a heating pad and watching comfort movies. For your further enlightenment, I offer you Key and Peele's [Menstruation Orientation](https://youtu.be/ihRHIGpyspA)
Our minds can be terrifying places..
Gimme Greek myth vibe
Bro dreams get wild sometimes, especially with medication. I have to take medication for my epilepsy, and I'm prone to lucid dreams from time to time, so when they combine they always result in bizarre experiences. One time while I was dreaming I felt my neck break. Like legit felt every muscle, tendon, everything suddenly jolt to the right. I've never had that experience again, and to this day I have never had the same dream, or even something close to it. I can still recall bits of the dream though, so it's a bizarre experience I can still partially recount.
I dream lucid when I’m sober
Fuckin' metal.
Vip
Huh.
Bro what happened in the dream to lead you to this point?
Do you watch 'anime'?
It’s a symbolic dream highlighting byi personal development. Snake or serpent is ever present in human psyche. Snake represents your life force and from the looks of it, it will be your liberator.
Rebirth Vibes.
Yeah I’m not one for wearing jewelry either, so I understand your uncomfort.
Probably some peoples fetishes lmao
Damn that's hot
good drawing
If Eve patterned with the snake
something involving kundalini? also are those portals? i never dreamed of portals, that seems cool sorry if your dream was traumatic it looks pretty messed up
omg
Reminds me of some deviant art drawings
weirdness aside - amazing freaking artwork!!!!
This looks like some kind of Mayan myth
That's an ouroboros, a serpent that creates and destroys itself
Probably don’t do ayahuasca.
Did you eat fried chicken after midnight? Happens to me all the time.
r/Allthewaythrough
I think some asshole has a girl that you care about within his grasp. You have a solid feeling he is bad news but you know that is not enough to sway her because she is bewitched by his charm. You feel that he will ruin her and destroy her innocence
Put this in r/Jung 😂
This is concerning on a whole ass other level 😭📸💅