Dreaming of
Sun

Miller considered the sun in a dream one of the strongest positive symbols. A bright sun — to success, recognition, and the triumph of one's undertakings. The sun breaking through clouds — to overcoming difficulties and the end of a dark period. A sunset — to the completion of a significant chapter in life. A solar eclipse — to temporary obstacles or uncertainty before changes.

Vanga saw in the sun a divine symbol of light and truth. A sun rising over the horizon — to the beginning of a new, better period in life. The sun warming the dreamer — to health, strength, and well-being. The sun hiding behind clouds — to temporary difficulties that will pass. Two suns in the sky — to an important duality: the need to choose between two paths or two significant people.

Freud connected the sun with the father figure and authority. Basking in the sun — to the desire for recognition and approval from an authoritative person. Hiding from the sun — to a desire to escape demands or expectations. Being burned by the sun — to excessively high demands placed on oneself or by others, leading to exhaustion.

Nostradamus saw in the sun a symbol of great rulers and world-changing events. A sun rising in the west — to an upheaval that violates the natural order. A sun standing still — to a freeze of time, a decisive moment in history. A blood-red sun — to catastrophe or a period of great trials for humanity.

Hasse connected the sun with success in professional affairs. The morning sun — to a favourable start of a new project or venture. The midday sun — to the peak of activity and the moment of greatest strength. The evening sun — to the harvest of earlier efforts. The sun reflected in water — to success that will become visible to others.

Tsvetkov linked the sun with good fortune, recognition, and family happiness. The sun in a clear sky — to a calm, prosperous period. The sun shining into the house — to happiness and warmth in the home. Catching the rays of the sun in your hands — to luck that you can take hold of. A pale or weak sun — to insufficient strength or resources for current tasks.