Dreaming of
Banana

Miller saw in the banana a symbol of exotic pleasures and unusual opportunities. Eating a ripe banana — pleasant, if fleeting, joys. An unripe green banana — premature actions that will not yield the desired result. A bunch of bananas — abundance and generous offerings from life. A rotten banana — a missed opportunity or a painful disappointment.

According to Vanga, the banana symbolizes news from faraway places and something unfamiliar entering life. Buying bananas — unexpected changes that seem foreign at first but later take root. Giving bananas — an unconventional gesture of attention. Many bananas — a period of exotic impressions and an expansion of horizons.

Freud counted the banana among the most obvious phallic symbols. Eating a banana — satisfaction of sexual needs and a sense of fulfillment in the intimate sphere. Peeling a banana — preparation for closeness and the removal of inner barriers. A broken banana — anxiety about sexual function or fear of failure in a relationship.

Nostradamus interpreted the banana as a symbol of distant lands and trade connections. A cargo of bananas — profitable foreign contacts. A banana plantation — exotic projects that may bring unexpected profit. Bananas on a market stall — opportunities that don't need to be sought far away.

Hasse interpreted the banana as a harbinger of pleasant surprises and unusual encounters. A banana in a fruit basket — variety and abundance of life's impressions. A peeled banana — openness and readiness for new experience. Offering a banana — a broad gesture of hospitality.

Tsvetkov linked the banana to lightness, warmth, and pleasant, no-strings-attached relationships. A ripe yellow banana — joy without worry and easy flirtation. A banana with dark spots — the best moment is slipping away; action is needed. A green banana — a relationship that has not yet reached maturity.