Tony Crisp Interpretation:
anus Basic and perhaps rejected feelings. Also, your will in ability to hold on or let go. If relaxed: easy self-expression. If tense: not letting go of feelings you might be judging as “shitty.” If playing with or being entered by penis or finger: introverted sexuality; self-pleasure; narcissism. Excrement: the negative emotions and ideas we might not want to let go of; sometimes money; worry over something judged unclean; a cleansing or need for cleansing of inner feelings, such as guilt, inhibitions, resentments, hate, worry, or fear. Holding or letting_go: how we give of ourselves; whether we can “let go”; generosity or lack of it. Idioms: talking out of ass; pain in the ass; an asshole; head up the ass; disappears up; all tits and asshole (no ability to reason). See . appendix Something within yourself that may become a problem; an internal problem; possibly referring to the appendix itself. Having appendix out: inner pain or problem needing attention or being attended to. arms Ability to love, give, take, create, defend, reach out. Injury to: loss of confidence; not able to reach out or create; loss of or psychological trauma regarding abilities. Left is the supportive feelings. Right is extroverted activity. Tied up: sense of restriction to activities. Bicep: strength; sense of being capable. Idioms: chance one’s arm; give one’s right arm; arm-twisting; keep at arm’s length; with open arms; one arm tied behind back, babe in arms; strong-arm tactics. back Strength; particularly moral fiber; confidence physically; decisiveness, ability to stand in face of opposition; power to endure and face life’s uncertainties without being overcome. Somebody on one’s back: feeling dominated by someone else; carrying one’s parents’ wants and decisions instead of one’s own. Idioms: backbreaking; back to the wall; back against the wall (and what it implies); behind one’s back; get off my back; put somebody’s back up; rod for one’s back; pat on the back; stab in the back; turn one’s back on; scratch my back. beard See hair below. blood One’s energy and sense of existence; link with one’s family, such as feelings of connection or bonding, inherited tendencies— what we now call genes, but also includes inherited strengths and weaknesses of character; universal life or power, therefore connection with humanity; pain or struggle; injury; death. In ancient times blood was used as the first ritual sacrament. Later this was symbolized by wine or red ochre. It was noticed that at times of great change, such as birth or death, blood often preceded the change. Blood was seen as the carrier of the spirit of life and character that lived in a person or animal. If we think of what genes now are known to carry, the untold generations of human experience, with all its pain, tragedy, and wonder, then blood can represent this collective human experience. Blood is sometimes felt as a link with the unconscious forces and subpersonalities within. It is a doorway to the subtle world of the unconscious. When we see blood on the earth or on someone’s clothes, it suggests great injury or death. So this aspect of blood in dreams, must be remembered. In cultures such as the Macedonian, where symbols were often thought of in terms of good or bad luck, light blood represented good news, dark blood bad news. For women there is obviously a strong link between bleeding and menstruation. Therefore in women’s dreams involving blood, the blood may depict whatever feelings, pleasure, difficulties are associated with menstruation for the dreamer.