Dreaming of
Autumn in a Dream

Miller considered autumn a symbol of maturity and taking stock. Golden autumn with a rich harvest — abundance and the fruits of long effort. Late, rainy autumn — melancholy, fatigue, and the need to stock up on patience. Falling leaves — partings and completions. A walk in an autumn forest — tranquility and acceptance.

Vanga saw in autumn an image of wisdom and humility. Beautiful golden autumn — life will generously reward you with the fruits of your labor. Bare trees and wind — losses and the need to let go. Autumn fruits and vegetables — wealth and gratitude. Autumn fog — uncertainty that must be accepted without rushing events.

Freud linked autumn to the theme of aging, fading, and the fear of death. Falling leaves — anxiety about losing something important: youth, beauty, relationships. Autumn as the backdrop for a parting — suppressed grief or the completion of an emotional attachment. Gathering a harvest — sublimation and compensation through labor and achievement.

Nostradamus saw in autumn a portent of great change. A storm in autumn — upheaval and turning-point events. A quiet golden autumn — a period of peaceful transition to something new. Early frost in autumn — the changes will come sooner than expected.

Hasse interpreted autumn as a period for gathering results. A rich harvest — your labors will be paid back in full. An autumn rain — cleansing and saying goodbye to the past. A walk over a carpet of leaves — nostalgia and fond memories. An autumn sky — a philosophical view of life.

According to Tsvetkov, a beautiful autumn means pleasant changes and the completion of affairs. Fruits and harvest — profit and success. Bare, bleak autumn trees — loneliness or losses. Autumn with the first snow — a transition to a new phase of life for which it is worth preparing.