Dreaming of
Summer

Miller saw in summer a symbol of blossoming and success. Bright summer sunshine — energy, joy, and a lucky period. A hot summer — passions and intense events. A summer rest by the water — desired entertainment and rest coming soon. A summer storm — swiftly passing conflicts after which things will improve.

Vanga linked summer to fertility and life force. A warm summer — health, energy, and the generosity of fate. Fields and gardens at the height of summer — abundance and prosperity. A summer sunset — the end of an active, eventful period. Swimming in summer — purification and new beginnings.

Freud associated summer with a peak of libido and life energy. A summer landscape — the blossoming of desires and aspirations. Heat — passions that are difficult to contain. A summer holiday — a desire to relinquish control and allow oneself pleasure. Swimming in the sea in summer — merging with the unconscious and liberation.

Nostradamus linked summer to a period of maximum strength and possibility. Scorching summer — great events and a peak of activity. The summer harvest — generous gifts of fate. A storm in midsummer — an unexpected but quickly passing upheaval. Endless summer — a long period of well-being.

Hasse interpreted summer as a time of merriment and carefree ease. Summer walks — joy and lightness in life. Summer flowers — beauty and pleasures. A summer rain — unexpected pleasant surprises. A summer evening — a comfortable end to the day's work and satisfaction with what has been done.

According to Tsvetkov, a beautiful summer — joy, health, and success. Swimming in summer — renewal and good changes. A summer garden with fruit — wealth and family happiness. Scorching heat — passions and intense events in life. A summer night — mysteries and romance.