One function of dreams is to bring aspects of our thinking or feeling, which may be ill defined, towards clarification. Foreign or strange language may therefore illustrate something which is being communicated to us from within, but is still not clear.
The unconscious, as in speaking in tongues—glossolalia—and of course in dreams, frequently moves towards clear awareness in stages.
The strange language is a halfway house, as is a dream.
If we bring focused attention to these, as explained in dream processing, the next step, clear verbal expression, can be reached. Speaking in language we are learning: the language is becoming habitual, making it possible to think in it. See speaking.
Mountainous regions with high peaks as a setting may pcint to inspirational experiences that bring awe and majestic beauty to your heart. Traveling through the mountains may suggest that you are appreciating men. It can also represent moving through issues with men who may be too logical or rational for your taste.
Peeling and opening an orange in your dreams may represent exposing the segments of yourself at the core.
A navel orange may relate to the navel chakra, from which you assert your personal authority. Since orange is the color of stability and authority, wearing orange clothing in a dream may mention your boldness. It is the color of the will and thus coaxes assertive action.
The orange is also considered a symbol of love, temptation, and worldly and sensual pleasures. Also see Fruit, Grapes, and Tomato.
Vision: Seeing an orange in a dream: a pleasant romance is on its way; you are also changing for the better. Peeling an orange: many difficult hurdles need to be overcome before you reach your goal. Seeing many ripe oranges in a tree: a promise of positive things to come in your love life.
The orange represents your erotic needs and desires. See Fruit. Sometimes it is also a sign of the beginning stage of jaundice. Eating an orange: your love is reciprocated and you will soon be fit again!
Depth Psychology: The orange is primarily an expression of your erotic needs; the orange color refers to your spirit and sunny disposition. See Fruit and the chapter “Color in Dreams.”
Orange is the color of youthful idealism and enthusiasm. Dark orange indicates prejudice and cynicism.
Color Therapy: Orange works well in cases of kidney weaknesses, constipation, low energy, environmental allergies, muscle cramps and tension, suppression, and emotional tension.
Depth Psychology: Orange is a mixture of red and yellow—and points to fun, refreshment, conviv iality, warmth, energy, and fire.
The color orange corresponds to the second chakra and, at times, may be associated with our reproductive system.
The second chakra is said to be responsible for our reproductive health and has something to do with our sexual expression. Many people have requested that this color be added into the dream dictionary, However, it is very difficult to make any correlation between its symbolism and a particular area of life. Consider your sexual and reproductive health and then make other associations in order to obtain a personal interpretation of the color orange.
If your dream strongly features the color orange, you have a lively and outgoing nature. You will have a fascinating life with broad horizons and many interests.
Seeing a number of orange trees in a healthy condition, bearing ripe fruit, is a sign of health and prosperous surroundings.
To eat oranges is signally bad. Sickness of friends or relatives will be a source of worry to you. Dissatisfaction will pervade the atmosphere in business circles.
If they are fine and well-flavored, there will be a slight abatement of ill luck.
A young woman is likely to lose her lover, if she dreams of eating oranges.
If she dreams of seeing a fine one pitched up high, she will be discreet in choosing a husband from many lovers.
To slip on an orange peel, foretells the death of a relative.
To buy oranges at your wife’s solicitation, and she eats them, denotes that unpleasant complications will resolve themselves into profit.
Because of its high vitamin content, this symbolizes good health or things that are good for you.
An emblem of the triune nature of humankind (body-mind-soul), because the tree bears flowers, leaves, and fruit simultaneously.
Buying oranges portends prosperity. In the Middle Ages, oranges were a highly valued and expensive commodity.
In the East, dreaming of oranges represents extending good wishes for joy and abundance to those you care about.
Controlling an unruly nature. Orange slices were originally put in drinks, believing they would prevent drunkenness. In this case, stopping the “inebriation” becomes a metaphor for self-regulation.
Russia: Faithfulness. Orange flowers were sometimes part of a brides bouquet for this reason.
To dream of orange trees symbolizes health and wealth. Eating oranges in your dream connotes a negative gut feeling, disapproval in your business associations, sickness in your family circle, and severance/failure of a lover.
A popular toy appealing mostly to boys and based on the children’s cartoon, the appearance of a Power Ranger in a dream may comment on the freedom to play with your own power. As a play on words, it may accentuate the belief that power equals “our anger.” It may also reveal an inner conflict about accepting your spiritual power.
See Oven. In the past, the central place for family events, eating, motherliness, woman, and marriage. Similar to Cap. Today, a range does not display an open flame; but the transformation of food from a raw to a cooked state is emphasized more.
The oven, like the Kitchen, is one of the most frequent symbols of transformation. Danger lurks when the fire is going out.
According to Freud, the symbol for women and the female body.
As a play on words. Range Rover may translate to “our anger over.” It may pull up beside you on the highway of life to reflect back to you that your anger may be out of control. It may mention that it is time to let it go in favor of love.
Vision: In women’s dreams, the image of a stove or range means that everything is well with the family, particularly if a bright fire (without smoke) is burning in die stove. In men’s dreams, it means a steady love relationship. Watching the fire slowly burn down: a love relationship or marriage is soon coming to an end. See Oven.
Depth Psychology: The stove or range is seen in terms similar to Fire and always stands for your emotions. Is the flame of love still burning bright? Are you seeing only “silent embers”? An ice- cold stove indicates a similar condition—ice-cold emotions.
The interpretation of seeing and interacting with a stranger, or strangers, in your dream depends on the details of your dream and on your personal belief system. Some Eastern cultures believe that the strangers in your dreams are spirits from another dimension. These spirits may be teaching you lessons or giving you specific messages.
The more modern approach to interpreting a dream with strangers in it is that they represent different sides or unfamiliar aspects of our personality.
The best way to tell is to “check inside” of yourself and simply try to understand the message of this dream. Whether the message is coming from your unconscious or from a different reality might be irrelevant.
The lessons gained through a dream are far more important then where they came from. Just remember: The mind that dreamt the dream also knows its source and meaning (and that is YOUR own mind). See also: People
To dream of a stranger represents an aspect or quality that you refuse to show to others. It may also be suggesting a solution or resolution for an issue that is causing you anxiety.
To dream of a stranger symbolizes an aspect of yourself you haven’t met yet. That which is foreign can be judged at first as a threat, bad, or wrong. See Integration Dreams.
The stranger in a dream represents that part of ourselves that we do not yet know. There may be a feeling of awe or of conflict with which we need to deal before we can progress. Also consult shadow in the introduction.
Dreams in which a stranger brings you an important message represent your unconscious mind telling you what you need to hear. This dream can also represent your feelings about someone you love who has died.
If you dream of being in love with a stranger in your dream, especially if the dream is recurring, your heart is longing for a true love to call your own.
(see Crowd, Men, Women) Freudian: Unsatisfied or unrecognized libido; repressed emotions.
Situational: Think back to see if you met someone recently who made a stronger impression than initially realized.
A part of yourself with which you have remained unfamiliar.
Does the stranger say anything? This may be an important observation, insight, or question to ponder. Strangers are sometimes easier to talk to because they have no personal involvement in our situations, so your subconscious may personify itself through such images.