Jungian Dream Dictionary

Archetypes, collective unconscious

The Jungian approach sees dreams as a dialogue of the soul with itself. Dreams speak in an archetypal language — through images of the Shadow, Anima, Animus, the Sage, the Hero, and other universal figures.

A dream may reveal not only personal experiences, but also deep patterns through which a person passes on the path of individuation — becoming a whole self.

Special attention is given to recurring symbols, transformations, and the inner task the dream invites you to recognize.