Farbe · Weiß

Weiß Pelikan in Träumen

Selbstaufopferung — das Erbaute aus dem speisen, was Sie sind.

Weiß überlagert die Lesung mit Klarheit, frischem Anfang und der Abwesenheit angesammelten Lärms. Die Grundbedeutung des Symbols bleibt — Weiß zieht es zu Anfängen, Reinheit der Absicht und jener Art Licht, das sehen lässt, was tatsächlich da ist.

A pelican in a dream is the dictionary's image of self-sacrifice. In medieval tradition the pelican was thought to feed its young with its own blood; in dreams it stands for the act of giving from your own substance — your time, your energy, sometimes your health — to keep something else alive.

The dream is rarely accusatory. More often it is the dream noting honestly what you have been doing, and asking you to decide whether to keep doing it.

Where you often see it. A pelican at the water's edge. A pelican feeding chicks. The dream uses the pelican for self-sacrifice — feeding what you have built from what you are.

What it is not. A pelican is not always martyrdom. The dictionary reads it as the dreamer's quiet giving to what depends on them.

Related in the dictionary. Read pelican with mother, sea, and any scene of feeding what was made.

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