Dreaming of
Tomato

Miller interpreted the tomato as a symbol of health and life enthusiasm. Eating a ripe tomato — good health and an active period in business. Gathering red tomatoes — making timely use of good fortune. A green tomato — immature plans that still need developing. A rotten tomato — illness or the destruction of something well-established.

According to Vanga, the tomato symbolizes life force and a passion for living. A tomato reddening on the vine — growing confidence and approaching success. Many tomatoes — abundance and an active business life. Tomato juice — the force of emotions that overwhelms you entirely. A tomato falling and shattering — an outburst of anger or an incautious word that will cause offense.

Freud linked the red tomato to sexual passion and bodily attraction. A ripe tomato in one's hands — awareness of one's own attractiveness and readiness for intimacy. Eating a tomato and feeling its juice — sensory pleasure and a vivid romantic experience. A tomato that fell and shattered — an unfulfilled desire or a sudden break.

Nostradamus saw in the tomato a symbol of popular health and harvest. A field of ripe tomatoes — a prosperous year and plenty in the country. Tomato sauce in a large pot — the joining of people's efforts for the common good. A withered vine with small fruits — a difficult period when resources are limited.

Hasse interpreted the tomato as a harbinger of joyful news and warm-heartedness. Giving someone a tomato — a sincere gesture of care. Slicing tomatoes for the table — you will become the organizer of something pleasant for loved ones. Tomatoes in a basket — a small but heartfelt profit or good changes.

Tsvetkov linked the tomato to bright emotions and intense experiences. A red tomato — passion, being in love, or inspiration. A tomato on the vine — what is desired is nearly within reach; all that remains is to wait. A sour tomato — a realization that expectations did not quite match reality.