Age · Old

Old Horse in dreams

Power, instinct, the appetites you can either ride or be carried by.

In its old form, the symbol carries long history — accumulated knowledge, accumulated weight, and the kind of presence that does not need to assert itself. Old versions of symbols in dreams are often offering you a sentence you needed to hear from someone who has seen many cycles.

A horse in a dream is your own vital force. A well-handled horse — saddled, responsive — is appetite under direction. A galloping wild horse is appetite that has decided where it is going without you.

A white horse is often connected to clarity of purpose; a black horse to drive that you have not yet let yourself name as yours. Falling off the horse is a setback in self-discipline rather than an actual injury.

A tired or starving horse is the body asking for care. You have been running on willpower for too long.

Where you often see it. A horse ridden across a field. A horse loose in a familiar yard. The dream uses the horse for power, instinct, the appetites you can either ride or be carried by.

What it is not. A horse is not always control. The dictionary reads it as the dreamer's powerful instinct and the dreamer's relationship to it.

Related in the dictionary. Read horse with bear, wolf, and any scene where strong instinct must be related to.

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