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Happiest dreams There are dreams that promise happiness and a speedy solution to problems. This is not superstition; indeed, archetypes, symbols, which are tens of thousands of years old, are hidden in the subconscious. There are symbols of happiness that from ancient times foreshadowed something good; healing, salvation, liberation, gaining prosperity, love and joy. Sometimes only a dream gave hope to a person, allowed him to hold out in a difficult and dangerous situation, find strength for patience or struggle. When there is no hope in the real world, it can come in a dream and illuminate our hopeless life with a sunbeam! Everything will be fine, salvation is near! A sunbeam, sunlight is the happiest and most hopeful symbol in a dream. A sun-drenched room or a clearing in a forest, a garden in the rays of the sun, the sun in the sky - all these are harbingers of happiness. The sun among all peoples was a symbol of the Supreme Deity, it gave light and heat; the sun is life itself! This is the oldest archetype of happiness. Seeing a sunny day in a dream is a very good sign. Seeing the clear waters of the sea or ocean is a wonderful dream. Sailing on clear waters or just looking at them is to gain health, success, harmony with the world and with people. Pure water symbolizes pure energy. This is life, this is health and strength. You will receive a powerful "recharge" in the near future; strength will return to you. Your resource is replenished, energy arrives. A blooming garden and generally healthy, living plants and flowers are a symbol of the approaching well-being. In general, bright colors in such a dream mean an improvement in your emotional state. Perhaps you feel subconsciously the birth of love; the feeling has already arisen, you love someone, someone loves you - but the consciousness does not yet know about it. Only the soul knows, so it sends you ancient images of happy love. © CryptoGuru Image taken from Unsplash

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