Dream Dictionary Higher Self

Pact with higher self (GOD). Commitments in life.

May be a symbol for the Self, one's higher self, positive, spiritual, creative.

Rational self, intellectual self; search for knowledge, seeking to find truths; guidance; higher self.

Prayer is a communion with your higher self. Sometimes we may need to pay more attention to our spiritual/creative self and less time to social duty. It may also be what you are actually doing in your life, you are in fact communicating with your higher self. The dream reflects your life as it is at the time of the dream.

a teacher of true knowledge; your higher self.

a place within of comfort (spiritual). You higher self.

The feminine part of yourself. We all have qualities that are masculine and feminine. The feminine aspect represents the positive, creative, emotional self. In mythology cats are associated with the "Goddess". This is a reference to new growth in your life. If you are into Wicca, or have read stories recently of witches, a black cat could represent your higher self. Black cats also represent bad luck. Have you had unfavorable things happening in your life?

Also: If the cat is aggressive, then it suggests that you are having problems with the feminine aspect of yourself.

Dreaming that a cat is biting you, symbolizes the devouring female.

Seeing a black cat in your dream indicates a lack of confidence in your intuitive self.

Your spiritual self. Your higher self, having to do with creativity, the ability to make accomplishments.

Life's basic needs. Something that is placed between two slices of bread may indicate those things that are fulfilling and helps you meet your required needs for survival. Communion with your higher self {a need to communicate with your unconscious self}.

Solving problems using your higher awareness. Your higher, more progressive self.

Jesus often represents what in you is really your true self, as opposed to the ego self that you perceive yourself as being.

If the Jesus in your dream is the crucified Christ, it may be a symbol of martyrdom. If you identify with this figure, so that you are the wronged sufferer, ask yourself what purpose is being served by adopting this role> Does it make you happy? Well, pain may give you pleasure if it helps us to feel "different" and superior. (And that is often the other side of a martyrdom complex: an inflated view of self - inflated by fantasy.) But to get happiness by making yourself unhappy is self-contradictory.

Your dream is probably telling you to look at yourself objectively, to get rid of the fantasy that has taken possession of you.

If the Jesus is healing someone - the figures in a dream represent you - the figure probably represents Nature's power of healing that lies within yourself.. The fact that the healing Christ has appeared in your dream is a very good sign. It means that your unconscious is offering you its healing power. Don't refuse it.

If the Jesus figure is pronouncing forgiveness it may mean either you have been suffering from guilt-feelings and you have identified these as symptoms of an inner conflict and are now ready to let go of the guilt and the tensions; or that your unconscious is now offering you the means by which those guilt-feelings and the associated paralyzing anxiety can be laid to rest once and for all.

If the Jesus (Christ) figure is suggesting submission and self-surrender it may be showing you a pattern in your life that you need to change - a negative pattern of submitting to "fate" or "circumstances outside your control".

If the "risen" - resurrected - Jesus appears in your dream it may be taken as an auspicious sign of potential self-renewal: the possibility of rising to a new and fuller selfhood, leaving behind all deep internal conflict, anxiety and discontent.

A need to pay attention to your higher self or aspects that are productive and are ignored. A need to express yourself better or the need for the unconscious to express itself so you consciously understand more about your true self. Drawing attention to yourself; seeking attention.

Cats have both positive and negative connotations. You need to consider all of the details in the dream in order to obtain accurate interpretation. The cat can be a symbol of sexuality, femininity, prosperity and power. A cat is also an independent animal, and in your dream you may be associating yourself or someone else with these characteristics. Usually the dream is telling you about yourself and not others. Historically black cats have been symbols of evil and bad luck. If you are a cat lover and have one as a pet, the symbolism may not apply to your dream. Old, superstition-based dream interpretations say that a cat is a bad omen and that you can expect deceit from those that you trust