Religious symbols may appear in your dreams even though you may not consider yourself as being religious. There are two reasons for this: first, even non-religious people have usually had some exposure to religious teaching, and secondly, religion would seem to have an instinctive basis, originating in what we now have to call (because we have lost touch with it) the unconscious part of the psyche.

This could be a sexual symbol, or a symbol of temptation. This is also a symbol of Kundalini; pure energy. A vipor or snake may be a symbol of wisdom, or someone that is trying to harm you in an underhanded and sneaky manner.

In a dream symbolizes an awareness of the dream state, or an unconscious awareness of something that was once unknown. This is a good time to take control of your dream and ask any questions that might shed new light about yourself.

Something covered with dust is something that has not been touched for a long time. It is a shut away emotion, fear, desire within the unconscious. A person covered with dust is you and you need rejuvenation. A symbol of death or mortality in a sense that something within you feels dead.

May be a sexual symbol representing the penis

A symbol of the spirit, power, and authority. It could also be a symbol of protection. A need to cut away some part or aspect in your life. This may even be a sexual symbol.

This could be a sexual symbol, or a symbol of temptation. This is also a symbol of Kundalini; pure energy. A snake may be a symbol of wisdom, or someone that is trying to harm you in an underhanded and sneaky manner.

May symbolize intellect, or the conscious ego. May symbolize your true self and your potential perfection. May be a sexual symbol (female breasts).

Houses in a dream most always symbolize the dreamer; different aspects of the psyche being represented by the different rooms, levels in the house, outer and/or inner aspects. It is your self-image, yet at the same can reveal the inner parts. Typically the different rooms of a house may symbolize the different emotions or complexes. The oldest, the deepest layers of the unconscious - what Jung called the "collective unconscious" will be seen as basement and the hidden spaces below that level.

May symbolize the male phallus {Freud}. Is someone taking advantage of you, 'sticking" it to you?

This could be a materialistic symbol, and may even be representative of greed. However, it could also be referring to spiritual riches.

A symbol of changes in consciousness. This may be an ascent or descent. Things will not be gained all at once, but in several steps.

fertility, personal growth; fish in the sea represents unconscious urges; fish is a symbol of Christ and may therefore represent your true self (spiritual}.

May represent anger or aggression. For Freud it represented the phallus

May represent your personal beliefs. Also may suggest too much attention is placed in the masculine aspect.

A symbol of peace. A symbol for love, including sexual love. A talking dove may be advice from the unconscious Dream Symbols:

take note.

Wind may symbolize turbulent emotions, conscious or unconscious.

If the wind is moving dust or debris it may symbolize a possibility of, or a need for change in your lifestyle or self-image.

In religious symbolism wind represents {Holy} Spirit, which in psychological terms may be understood as an energy that can lift you from depression to joy or from mundane and material interests to a "higher" {or "deeper"!}level of consciousness.

Pure, white snow could be a symbol of purity. If the snow is dirty, this could be a symbol of how you feel about yourself and your own purity.

Sometimes symbolizes the unconscious, a descent into the unconscious with the aim to bring repressed, forgotten aspects about oneself to consciousness. Diving and bringing up treasures may symbolize successful realization of one's true self.

Vegetables are often symbolic of abundance. It may also symbolize a lure as in the pun "dangle a carrot".