Dream About Black Person

If you see a black person in a dream and you feel happy and positive, this a It an indication that you need to rid yourself of racial prejudice or stereotypes and overcome your prejudices, a sign for feminine power, beauty and love.

On the other hand, dreaming about a black person also indicate an unconscious fear of people of other races or a perception of current societal climates around to indicate racism, also this dream about the things that are happening in your life or something that is buzzing with activity.

However, if you dream about a threatening black person and you feel uncomfortable, this a warning, how time has stool still. You should be aware of your surroundings and make sure you feel safe and secure, denotes your social life. There someone in your life who makes you feel threatened or pressured, denotes your desires to reach out to others.

Regardless of what emotions you are feeling, it is important to recognize your dreams as an indication of your deepest fears, desires and concerns consider, an omen for a voice from your subconscious. They remind you that you need to address some unresolved issues or obstacles in your life, suggests raw masculine energy.

Dreaming of a black person does not necessarily mean something negative or racist, a clue for spiritual enlightenment, relaxation and appreciation. It indicate that you feel uncertain or unaware of someone or something in your daily life, a clue for a situation where you feel that no one is listening to you or paying attention to what you are saying. It also imply that you are hiding or keeping some aspects of yourself hidden from others, an indication for your identity, body self-esteem. Perhaps you are suppressing your true identity or have fears surrounding aspects of yourself or others in your life, also this dream about warmth, love, security and protection.

In dream interpretation, black symbolize darkness, repression, unconsciousness, or even the unknown, points to a reminder of something important that is occurring in your life. On the other hand, it signify strength, sophistication, mystery, and elegance, a harbinger for balance or lack of balance in your life.

Christianity: In Christianity, black people symbolize sin or death, a message for difficulties in communicating other people. However, it also represent humility or poverty, a sign for longevity. Islam: In Islamic tradition, black people mean the unknown or the obscure aspect of self or other things, a harbinger for an outburst of emotions. Hinduism: In Hinduism, black represent the dark aspects of the mind, which need to be transcended to attain enlightenment, denotes change and agility.

Some view it from a negative perspective, while others have a positive view of it, a message for renewal and rejuvenation. In some cultures, black people represent prosperity, fertility, wisdom, or even protection, signifies fear of being exposed for who you really are.

Psychologically, dreaming of a black person mean that there are some aspects of ourselves that we find hard to understand, accept or reconcile within ourselves, means your determination to go after what you want. It also indicate some underlying fears, anxieties, or emotions that we need to confront within ourselves, signals your pursuit for pleasure. Such a dream a sign to seek psychological help or adjust some habits in our lives, suggests your desires for peace and serenity.

If the dream inspires fear or negative emotions of any kind, it would be wise to delve deeper into the meaning behind the dream's symbolism, signals your social life.

One interpretation that the black person in the dream represents the shadow aspect of oneself that has been repressed or ignored, refers to your feelings of insecurities and anxieties. It symbolize parts of oneself that have been disowned or suppressed, often due to societal conditioning and expectations, a premonition for your to accept new ideas/concepts.

Alternatively, dreaming of a black person represent an encounter with the unknown or the unfamiliar, symbolises your faith, personal religious divine. This related to issues of race, culture, or diversity, and the dream encouraging the dreamer to confront their biases and expand their perspectives, a hint for in some relationship.

It is also important to note that dreams do not always have symbolic meanings, and sometimes they simply reflect the your experiences or observations from their waking life, a metaphor for someone who is dear to you.

What does it mean Black Person in a dream?

• If you dreamed about a black person, You may want to resolve the issues with your siblings, You have really bright ideas. To see a black person in your dream indicates that your trust in people will decrease, you will receive sad news, you will feel lonely, and the person will have trouble in reaching his goal.
• If you have seen a black person in your dream, There may be a chance to earn money in titles related to aesthetics, art or creativity, Pursuing impossible works may harm you. To see a black person in your dream indicates that you will have bad habits and will not think about your future, you will buy a house as you want and you will be in good spirits. On the other hand, the man who sees the dream is a sign to avoid making the wrong decision, to be able to look at life differently, and to have prayers accepted. A troubled person who sees a dream indicates that you will have business ventures that you did not think about and that you will get bad results, make up for your mistake and find peace.

Tony Crisp Interpretation

Depends which skin colour one has.

If white: one’s natural drives, feelings about coloured people; or if per­son is known, what you feel about them.

If black or brown: one’s own cultural feelings; same as any person’ dream.

Example: \ was in a cubicle or small toilet with a very black coloured woman. She told me there was something wrong with her vagina. She was undressed. I rubbed her va­gina and we both felt enormous passion. I then awoke but couldn’t at first remember the dream. I have refrained from sexual intercourse for some weeks, as I always feel shattered/ tired afterwards. Anyway I woke very wet, yet couldn’t re­member any orgasm. I could remember some question of sex as I awoke. Then I remembered the dream and continued it in fantasy. I experienced powerful urges to find a woman to have a non-committed sexual relationship with. But in the end I wanted to share my feelings with my wife, but she seemed deep asleep and unresponsive. When I slept again I dreamt I was in London, had got off one bus, but was not at any desti­nation. I was standing about not making a move to find my direction. Then I began to look’ (Alfred C).

To understand this dream in some depth it is helpful to think of a sexual drive as a flow, like a river. As such it can be blocked, in which case it will seek an alternative route. Sexual energy or flow is not simply a mechanical thing, ihough; it is also deeply feeling in its connection with the most profound sides of hu­man life such as parenthood and the canng and providing for young. In the history of white people a great deal of sexual frustration has arisen out of the ideas of sin and guilt in their religion.

A view arose for the white race that the black races had an easier and less frustrating relationship with the natural —which includes not only sexuality but the body as a whole, and nature also. So when Alfred dreams of the black woman, he is meeting what is natural and flowing in himself, but which he has blocked by his will because he felt shattered after sex.

The pan about the bus shows him trying to find a direction in which his sexual feelings could move satisfyingly in connection with other people.

Unfonunately, as Jung points out in Man and His Symbols, people in modern society, whether black, yellow, brown or white, have lost their sense of nature and the cosmos as being anything other than processes without consciousness or living feeling. Jung says. No river contains a spirit, no tree is the life principle of a man. no snake the embodiment of wisdom. No voice now speaks to man from stones, plants, and animals, nor does he speak to them believing they can hear.’ The im­portance of such dreams as Arthur’s is that it shows the pas­sionate relationship between our personality and the pnmitive and natural.

A black person, born and bred in a modern setting, would most likely dream of a black bushman to depict their own natural drives.

See identity and dreams; Africa; sex in dreams.

Tony Crisp Interpretation

the Shadow Depicted as: a shadowy figure, often the same sex as dreamer but inferior; a zombie or walking dead; a dark shape; an unseen “Thing”; someone or something we feel uneasy about or in some measure repelled by; drug addict; pervert; what is behind one in a dream; anything dark or threatening; sometimes a younger brother or sister; a junior colleague; a foreigner; a servant; a gypsy; a prostitute; a burglar; a sinister figure in the dark. Usually there is an air of disrepute about the person, or of danger. In literature we find the Shadow depicted in such stories as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde; Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray; Hesse’s Steppenwolf, and in many stories about werewolves or hauntings. Ackroyd, in his Dictionary of Dream Symbols, points to Cinderella as a Shadow figure, as she is seen as inferior by her socially accepted sisters, and is kept shut in the house, thus repressed. In occult literature the Shadow is called the Guardian of the Threshold. It is described as a great (subjective) figure we meet at a certain stage of growth. The Guardian holds in it all the negative deeds and aspects of self committed or developed in the past, even in past lives, that must be met and transformed. See black under color; shadow, shade. trickster See fool, clown, trickster above. wise old woman, wise old man Jung classifies the wise old man/woman as a “mana personality.” The word “mana” is Melanesian and means holy or full of power. They are, of course, father and mother images, and carry many of the same features. The difference is in the quality of wisdom and sense of deep insight we find when we meet them in our dreams. Wise old man: he may appear in dreams as a king, magician, prophet, guru, guide, god, sage, authority figure, counselor, philosopher, priest, professor, judge, headmaster, doctor, alchemist, medicine man, sorcerer, wizard, necromancer, shaman, warlock, and others of like kind. Or he can be any man older than ourselves and radiating insight or power, creating in us a feeling of veneration. In general, depicts and offers guidance and rational wisdom gathered not only from one’s own experience, but also cultural or universal experience. Wise old woman: appears as a grandmother; one’s mother in old age; a goddess; a female figure depicting fertility, naked female with large breasts, vagina, or buttocks; queen or princess; an Eastern female; an old woman who radiates wisdom, authority, and unconditional love. In general, offers guidance and feeling wisdom gleaned from personal and cultural experience. One may even note from the wise old woman the signs of deep wisdom, which is a synthesis of what has arisen out of the pain and strength of the women in one’s family, stretching back through time. Both of these figures tend to appear in dreams at times of great transition—perhaps because we need greater access to resources of insight and information at those times. During such periods of one’s life, the aid these figures give can lead to greater self-actualization. The negative side of this archetype appears as a vengeful and destructive figure. In the case of the woman as a witch, or devouring female-figure, such as is seen in the Indian goddesses, such as kali. See the Great Mother above.

Tony Crisp Interpretation

Depends what skin color one has. If white: one’s natural drives, urges, longings, and emotions, uncluttered by intricate social taboos; feelings about black people; or if person is known, what you feel about them; one’s unexpressed or repressed self—a “shadow” figure—therefore often depicting a depressed or unaccepted area of oneself; feeling downtrodden; underhanded. If black: as with any other person dream. See people.