Dreaming of
Pink Colour

Miller interpreted pink as the colour of sentimentality and soft, warm feelings. Pink flowers — pleasant romantic experiences and mutual affection. A pink sky — rosy hopes with every chance of being realised. Bright pink — an open, sincere feeling. Pale pink — a fleeting, tender attachment.

According to Vanga, pink is the colour of maternal love, tenderness, and protection. Pink light — a good aura and the patronage of angels. Pink clothing — gentleness of character and the ability to give warmth. A child in pink — happiness in the family and the birth of something new — a child, an idea, a feeling.

Freud connected pink with childhood sexuality and regression to earlier, safer states. An abundance of pink in a dream — the wish to retreat from the complexity of adult life into simplicity. Pink objects for an adult — the need for tenderness and unconditional acceptance.

Nostradamus saw in the colour pink a sign of peace and prosperity. A pink sunset — a gentle, peaceful close to an anxious period. Pink clouds — a light, joyful future. Pink garments — a peaceableness and diplomacy that will help in a disputed situation.

Hasse interpreted pink as the colour of luck in love and friendly relations. Pink roses — a tender declaration and mutuality. A pink house — a cosy, warm home. Giving something pink — a sincere wish to make another happy.

Tsvetkov connected pink with romance, dreams, and youth. A pink sky at dawn — bright hopes and a good start to a new stage. A pink dress — the wish to be attractive and loved. Lots of pink all around — a period when life seems kinder and warmer than usual.