Dreams of medicine and pills: the small capsules with which your life asks what exactly you lack
“Medicine in a dream is not about the pharmacy. It is the image of the support you are currently leaning on, and of the support you truly need.”
“Medicine in a dream is not about the pharmacy. It is the image of the support you are currently leaning on, and of the support you truly need.”
“A hospital in a dream is a space in which the psyche allows itself to be vulnerable and at the same time to ask for real care.”
“We find ourselves naked in public in a dream when something very alive in us no longer fits inside the clothing of a role.”
“A doctor appears when the body wants to be heard — or the soul needs a diagnosis.”
“Dreams about limitations appear to those whose strength is seeking a new form.”
“A foreign body appears to those who feel: something inside is not what I would have chosen myself.”
“Growth and shrinking appear to those who feel ‘not in their own size’ — and are seeking the one that is real.”
“The body changes in dreams when something inside changes — and the psyche needs an image for this change.”
“Pain appears to those who know somewhere inside: something requires attention — right now.”
“Laughter appears to those who have allowed themselves to be alive — or for whom this permission is desperately needed.”
“Tears appear to those who haven’t cried for a long time — and for whom it’s perhaps time to allow themselves.”
“Voicelessness appears to those who have something to say — and haven’t yet allowed themselves to utter it.”
“Paralysis appears to those who know what needs doing — and cannot force themselves to move.”
“Surgery appears to those who need to let someone else — or some process — step in and heal them.”
“Wounds appear to those who carry the trace of what was endured — and for whom it is time to decide how to live with that trace.”
“Illness appears to those who have long ignored something — and whose body is tired of staying silent.”
“Childbirth appears to those in whom something has already ripened — and is waiting only for the final effort to appear.”
“Pregnancy appears to those in whom something is already growing — and waiting to be seen.”
“Nudity appears to those who are tired of hiding — and for whom it is time to meet themselves without the clothing of roles.”
“The throat appears to those who know what to say — and are afraid to say it out loud.”