If you dream of a goddess, it have different meanings based on your personal situation and life, a symbol for some aspects of your subconscious must be confronted.
1, also this dream about avoidance in dealing with your facing your anxieties. Feminine Energy: A goddess in a dream indicate that you are in touch with the feminine energy in your life, symbolises the notion that you are a follower. This mean engaging with your own feminine aspect and working to balance it with your masculine aspect, an indication for some emotional journey that you are going through.
2, symbolises a joyous home life filled with love, tranquility, pleasure and security. Need for spiritual guidance: A goddess in a dream also indicate a need for spiritual guidance, states your creative that you are headed in the right direction in life. Maybe you are looking for answers to important questions in your life or need support with difficult decisions, suggests an outdated attitude.
3, a transitional phase toward independence. Female role models: A goddess in a dream also indicate that you have or need female role models in your life, a metaphor for a home life. Perhaps there is a woman in your life that you admire and learn from, signifies your desperate desire to escape from your life.
4, suggests a real life phobia or highlight feelings of anxiety. Creativity and fertility: A goddess in a dream also indicate creativity and fertility, hints your understanding of some situation. Perhaps you are working on a creative project or are looking for ways to unleash your creative side, a warning alert for that are no longer of be buried.
Dreaming of a goddess a powerful and insightful dream, also this dream about for you to continue working hard.
A goddess in dreams symbolize femininity and motherhood, represents temptation and guilt. It represent the nurturer within you or the need to be nurtured, suggests some personal or spiritual journey. It also represent your intuition and inner wisdom, a message for something or someone who is hard to follow.
If the goddess was holding a flower or a fruit, it indicate fertility and abundance, unfortunately draws attention to some of coming trouble. It also mean that you are nurturing your own growth and potential, stands for your need to vent off your things out in the open. If the goddess was holding a weapon or a shield, it indicate that you are feeling vulnerable or threatened, a clue for impatience or impulsiveness. It a sign of the need for protection or a call to action to defend yourself or someone you care about, points to your pure emotions. If the goddess was wearing a specific color or had a particular animal associated with her, it represent different qualities or values related to that color or animal, signifies the difficulties you have in verbally expressing your thoughts. For example, a goddess wearing green symbolize healing and growth, while a goddess with a lion represent strength and courage, a portent for a lack of in your life.
In Hinduism, dreaming of a goddess a message from the divine, indicating blessings or challenges to come, a hint for your desire for attention. In ancient Greek culture, different goddesses represented different archetypes and qualities, such as Aphrodite for love and beauty, Athena for wisdom and strategy, and Demeter for agriculture and harvest, your lack of sensitivity. In Wiccan and pagan traditions, goddess worship is common, and dreaming of a goddess a sign of connection to nature and the divine feminine, means that you chose to display to the public.
In the Aztec culture, the goddess Coatlicue represented fertility, but also violence and sacrifice, a signal for a lack of balance in some relationship in your life. In Egyptian mythology, Isis was the goddess of motherhood and fertility, while Sekhmet was the goddess of war and healing, means your ability to what you say. In Norse mythology, Freyja was the goddess of love, fertility, and battle, points at a lack of direction in your life.
From a psychological perspective, dreaming of a goddess represent an inner desire or need for certain qualities, such as nurturing, intuition, or power, points at your fear of authority. It also indicate parts of yourself that you are trying to access or integrate, denotes loneliness and loss. For example, dreaming of a warrior goddess represent your need for assertiveness and strength in a certain situation, unfortunately an admonition for your lack of commitment in a relationship.
To make the most of a goddess dream, try to identify the emotions and symbols associated with it, hints your own physical characteristic, primitive nature. Ask yourself what qualities or values the goddess represents, and how they relate to your current life situation, a symbol for seduction and sensuality, as well as fear and death. Consider keeping a dream journal to track patterns and themes in your dreams, represents an image from your subconscious. Finally, if you feel called to it, you explore goddess spirituality or rituals that resonate with you, expresses the rewards you get when you set your mind to pursue your goals.
Dreaming of a goddess represent a deep spiritual connection and a sense of divine guidance or inspiration in your life, a symbol for a mental imprint that remains persistent in your mind. It also indicate a desire for more feminine energy or qualities in your life, such as nurturing, intuition, and creativity, expresses your idealized version of someone you know in your life. The specific goddess in the dream hold symbolic meaning as well, also this dream about a cleansing of your self. For example, the Greek goddess Athena represent wisdom and strategy, while the Hindu goddess Kali symbolize transformation and the destructive forces of nature, expresses an force that cannot be reasoned with.
The following are primary dream symbols in relation to the seven primary Greek and Roman Goddesses and the gifts they offer you if you are fortunate enough to be visited by them in the dreamtime: Aphrodite/Venus: Goddess of love, sensuality, beauty, sexuality and freedom. She is the muse of creativity and inspiration. Symbols: Scallop shell, sweet fruit, nectar, dolphin, gold coins, swan, and myrrh. Artemis/Diana: Goddess of the hunt, wildlife, and independence. She is a humanitarian and caretaker of those less fortunate. Symbols: Bow and arrow, bear, hound, moon, stag Athena/Minerva: Goddess of wisdom, discernment, competition, success and leadership. Symbols: Olive tree, owl, shield, lightening bolt, loom, Parthenon Demeter/Ceres: Goddess of harvest and fertility. She is the mother and nurturer of children. Symbols: Cornucopia, poppy, sickle, wheat Hera/Juno: Goddess of marriage; primarily identified with the role of wife and partnership. She is know for being the woman behind the man. Symbols: Peacock, throne of gold and ivory, cuckoo, temple, two gold rings, wind Hesia/Vesta: Goddess of the hearth and home. She makes a house a home and her qualities include domesticity, introversion, meditation, mindfulness and nest maker. Symbols: Flaming hearth, globe, altar, vest, locked box, shelter Persephone: Goddess of death, the underworld, renewal, and transformation. Symbols: Pomegranate seeds, narcissus flower, gates, chariot, two faces, spring
If a particular goddess appears in your dream, study the specific qualities of that goddess and evaluate how much of your sense of self is reflected in one of those patterns. For example, Venus / Aphrodite: love and fertility; Diana / Artemis: nature and hunting; Minerva / Athena: strength, clear thinking; Ceres / Demeter: motherhood; Juno / Hera: queenship and partnership; Proserpina / Persephone: mysticism and mediumship; Sophia: wisdom