Dreaming of
Moon

A full, bright moon foretells well-being, success in creative endeavours, and romantic happiness. A dim or clouded moon — uncertainty and circumstances hidden from you. A blood-red moon — troubling events connected to loved ones. Looking at the moon alone — longing for a distant person or a time gone by.

Vanga endowed the moon with special prophetic power. A moon obscured by clouds — hidden threats and invisible obstacles. A falling moon — catastrophic changes on a world scale. A double moon in the sky — fateful meetings and ambiguous situations demanding a choice. The moon above water — deep changes within the soul.

In psychoanalytic symbolism the moon is an image of the mother, the anima, and the unconscious. Moonlight symbolises a gentle, indirect understanding of hidden truths. Fear of the moon — fear of maternal influence or one's own irrational nature. Bathing in moonlight — acceptance of one's unconscious and intuitive self.

In prophetic terms the moon is the luminary governing the cycles of history. A lunar eclipse — the fall of great leaders. The moon changing from silver to gold — an era of peace and prosperity after dark times. Two moons — a split in society or the state.

According to Hasse, the moon in dreams points to the cycles of life and the right timing for action. A waxing crescent — begin something new; the time is favourable for it. A waning moon — finish matters rather than beginning them. A full moon — the peak of activity and manifestation: everything hidden comes to light.

Tsvetkov links the moon to intuition and esoteric knowledge. A brightly shining moon — intuitive insights that will prove correct. The moon in water (its reflection) — something illusory being presented as reality. Pulling the moon down from the sky — an impossible wish or grandiose but unrealistic dreams.