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The Meanings of Colors in Dreams
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| In general, colors in dreams have been adjudicated the following meanings: Black: The color of death, indicating depression and moodiness in the dreamer Blue: Spiritual energy and high ideals; fidelity; cool intellect; the celestial, and therefore, the high aspirations of the soul; deep blue means intuition and understanding. Brown: The color of the earth, therefore it means sensation and sometimes disintegration. Gold: The color of the sun, therefore it means the conscious mind and truth; it also indicates the masculine principle. Green: Vitality, healing; growth; hope; the principle of life itself; a muddy green indicates jealousy or weakness and inexperience. Orange: Health; energy; occult powers; the power of mind; messages. Pink: The emotions; love; joy; illusion. Purple or Violet: vital power; the moon color and therefore intuition; maybe travels or news. Red: Life force; sexual passion; blood; fire; also anger. White or Silver: Purity; peace; light; illumination; wisdom; a symbol of the moon, and therefore of the female principle. Yellow: Sunshine; mind; intuition; pure energy; happiness to come; good financial prospects; a muddy yellow indicates cowardice and sometimes death. Naturally, the type of object we see surrounded by a specific color is just as important as its hue, and we have to take both meanings into consideration before reaching a reasonably accurate interpretation of the dream. From Dreams and What They Mean to You, by Migene González-Wippler |
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