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Mermaid
Association: - emotional part of the identity.
Question: - What would like I to feel?
In general:
Traditionally mermaid and water minds belong to the sea, although they can also exist in country. Both mythical figures symbolise the ability to be assessed at the same time very emotionally as well as practically. A person who limits himself to one of both areas cannot find to the Ganzheitlichkeit. Mermaid stands for seduction and sensuousness, the need for a strong perfect erotic love relationship.
Psychologically:
Mermaids and water minds represent the connection between dark forces which the dreaming understands not necessarily, and deliberate Himself. There are many stories about person which try to enter relations with these sea creatures. Most end with the fact that one or other side injures or has despaired. The mermaid is shown in fairy tale as a woman with fishtail. In the dream it is a symbol for the emotionally cold female sexuality. It can be a tip to frigidity or on the still undeveloped sexual maturity.
Spiritually:
In every person an interaction has to go between emotional and spiritual takes place, otherwise there can be no Ganzheitlichkeit.
Popular:
(arab).:
- (water nymphs) see: joyless things will disturb you, - also: Danger of the other gender, - informal frustration on the basis of infidelity is possible, - one wants to entice you to the love.
(European ones).:
- an unhappy dream for all that in whose life the sea plays an important role,
- for men: one should be careful, - one will be enticed by a female friend, however, this could become dangerous.
(ind).:
- in the water: watch out for the enticing women,
- hear singing: you will receive a long-desired message from wide distance.
(See also minds, goblin, naiads, nymph)
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