Dreaming of
Yellow Color

For Miller, yellow is a contradictory sign. Golden-yellow — toward wealth, intellect, and spiritual growth. Pale, sickly yellow — toward cunning, lies, and betrayal. Yellow flowers — toward jealousy or separation. Yellow sun — toward success and vital energy. Yellow foliage — toward the end of a chapter.

According to Vanga, yellow is the color of duality. Bright golden — toward Grace and illumination from above. Dull or dirty yellow — toward illness, infidelity, or false friends. A yellow field of wheat — toward a rich harvest from one's labors. Yellow leaves falling from trees — toward inevitable change and farewell to the past.

Freud associated yellow with intellectual activity and anxiety. Bright yellow — toward mental strain and the need for recognition. Sickly yellow — toward fear of illness or 'yellow envy.' Yellow lamplight — toward the analytical mind seeking to illuminate what is hidden.

Nostradamus saw in yellow a sign of warning and double standards. Golden yellow — toward wisdom and treasure. Yellow fire or smoke — toward an epidemic or the wide spread of lies. A yellow star — toward a special fate that sets a person apart from the crowd, sometimes against their will.

Hasse interpreted yellow as a sign of intellect and bright energy. Yellow sunlight — toward clarity of mind and luck in intellectual endeavors. Yellow flowers in a bouquet — toward friendly but not romantic recognition. Yellow clothing — toward visibility and the desire to stand out. Yellow metal — toward wealth gained through intelligence.

Tsvetkov cautioned: yellow is the color of vigilance. Rich yellow — toward vital force and good fortune. Pale yellow — toward illness or deceit. Yellow letters or papers — toward important news that may turn out to be unpleasant. Yellow gold — toward real wealth. Yellow without luster — toward false glitter and illusory prosperity.