The meaning of the symbols of saved, queen and fairy seen in a dream.

To dream of a queen, foretells succesful{sic} ventures.If she looks old or haggard, there will be disappointments connected with your pleasures.See Empress....

To dream of a fairy, is a favorable omen to all classes, as it is always a scene with a beautiful face portrayed as a happy child, or woman. ...

Lover. Archetypal symbol for father / mother, dependency on father / mother. Also always the dreamer himself.See Dictator / Ruler. May also represent the Great Father and Great Mot...

Dreams of these idealic stories of romance and happily ever after represent great or unrealistic expectations of love, life, and a child like view that is innocent. You may be in t...

Hard to figure something out. ...

In a dream, the Queen represents a noble rank.(Also see Chess, Chessboard, Chessmen)...

Symbolic of an aggressive or domineering woman, a Jezebel spirit, Rev. 2:20...

(see Authority Figures, Fables, Icons, Women)...

The fast-food chain that specializes in soft- serve desserts may be visited in a dream to fulfill a wish for immediate maternal nurturing. As the archetype of the mature feminine w...

Lying on a queen- or king-size bed in a dream may point to being or feeling honored in your intimate relationship. It may also compensate for not having enough space in your relati...

This is a very fortunate dream, for it shows that the “ Little People “ are friendly....

If you dream of a drama queen or drama king that is flailing through their emotional wave from hope to pain and back again, your dream is sending you the message to find your cente...

Release of control from one internal program to another....

The height of illusion, a drag queen presents an exaggerated presentation of feminine qualities. Often infused with exuberance and a sense of joy, this symbol means that things are...

Freud believed that the king and queen represent the dreamer’s parents, whilst a prince or princess represents the dreamer. The queen is a symbol of power and authority in all wo...

The symbolism in fairy tales speaks to adults as well as children, and deals with childlessness, sexual maturation, remarriage, jealousy across the generations, sibling rivalry, in...

Fairy tales are full of rich psychological symbolism that expresses our innermost fears and dreams. Beginning with the fathers of the field, Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung, numerous p...