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Dreaming of Book
Two traditional perspectives
These are symbolic interpretations from different traditions, not facts about your life or forecasts. Your associations may be different.
Artemidorus · Oneirocritica
To read a book denotes learning that turns to profit, and news arriving from a learned or distant person. An old book promises an inheritance of some kind, not always money.
A torn or waterlogged book warns of counsel ignored, or of a record kept against you. To lose your place in a book foretells a plan interrupted midway.
Jungian · the collective unconscious
The book is the recorded self, everything you have lived pressed flat and waiting to be read again. An open book is the psyche offering its own material for study, memory turning willing.
A book you cannot read, a language that swims, is knowledge in you not yet ripened into words. A closed or forbidden book is a chapter of your own story kept shelved out of reach.
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