![]() īonaparte, Napoleon: French emperor, tactician, warrior archetype, exile.Ĭolumbus, Christopher: Explorer, led europe to the americas, new territories to discover, new potential.Ĭonfucius: The founder of confucianism, wise old man archetype.Ĭopernicus, Nicolas: Priest, astronomer, taught heliocentricity, the world revolves around the sun.ĭaguerre, Louis: Pioneer of photography, vision, impressions, image change.ĭarwin, Charles: Biologist, formulated theory of evolution, survival of the fittest.ĭescartes, René: Rationalist philosopher and mathematician, logic, reason, ı think therefore ı am.Įdison, Thomas: Inventor of light bulb, illumination, insight.Įinstein, Albert: Physicist, theory of relativity, greatness achieved by power of the mind.įermi, Enrico: Father of atomic bomb, ultimate weapon of destruction, the last resort.įleming, Alexander: Penicillin, advances in bacteriology, immunology and chemotherapy, strengthening your defenses.įord, Henry: Industrialist, revolutionized mass production, the repetition of the production line. Please note that the list is by no means comprehensive or definitive if the influential person in your dreams isn’t listed here or in this chapter and you want to find associations that have meaning and relevance to you, it might be worthwhile reading their biography or autobiography, or investigating their life story and significance to world history.Īlexander the Great: Conqueror, empire building, warrior archetype.Īristotle: Influential greek philosopher, the importance of asking questions and challenging conventional thought.īell, Alexander Graham: Inventor of telephone, communication, networking. The list below contains some of the world’s most influential figures and gives keywords to trigger personal associations. dead people dreams dream meaningĬertain key figures in human history have had such an impact on world history that your unconscious may have stored the information-perhaps from school or college days, or even from a documentary or media report-and then drawn upon that knowledge to create an image that can encourage, teach or inspire you in dreamland. That happiness remained constantly in mind for the next few days’ (Mr M). ![]() In that instant I knew it was my mother.Īn ecstatic joy and happiness such as I have never known on earth suffused me. The feeling grew stronger but still the colour lightened. I began to think it was Mrs Molten who died in 1956. This pillar lightened in shade as I watched. Example: A dark grey sugar loaf form materialised. In the next example the man has not only come to terms with his mother’s and his own death, but also found this inner reality. When someone close to us dies we go through a period of change from relating to them as an external reality, to meeting and accepting them as alive in our memories and inner life. In the example the dreamer is feeling fear about being carried off by death. ![]() Most dreams in which dead people appear are expressive of our attempts to deal with our feelings, guilt or anger in connection with the person who died, or our own feelings about death. I shouted “Put me down! Put me down! I don’t want to go yet.” She carefully lowered me on to the bed and disappeared’ (EH). ![]() ![]() Example: ‘My husband’s mother, no longer alive, came and slid her arms carefully under me and lifted me up. ![]()
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