What does it mean to dream about the sun? |

The sun is the main star of the Solar System and it is because of it that we can live on Earth. Comparing his role as a “protagonist” with symbolism, it can be understood that he represents the light of human consciousness itself. It is closely linked to the clarity of ideas, authenticity, originality, discernment and uniqueness of individuals. It is strongly associated with the center of consciousness which is the Ego.

Check out more details below to help better understand what you dreamed of.

REFLECT ON THE CONTEXT OF DREAMING WITH THE SUN

In what context does this sun appear?
Is it a sun that illuminates or is it covered?
Does it overshadow or sharpen the dreamer’s vision?
Does it burn or warm?
Is there any interaction between the symbol and the dreamer, any dialogue, any message? How does the dreamer feel when observing or interacting with the symbol?

REFLECT ON WHAT THE UNCONSCIOUS MAY BE SIGNALING WHEN DREAMING THE SUN

Do I emanate my own light or stand in the shadow of others in my life?
Do I recognize my value and uniqueness or am I devoured by the collective?
Do I observe life with clarity and nuance? Am I able to discern amidst the chaos or do I let myself be carried away by dark aspects of myself?
Do I reverence life for its mere existence?

Understand possible applications of dreaming about the sun:

Dreaming of sunbathing

It could indicate a willingness to become more aware of yourself and your own individuality. There is a pleasure in one’s own identity that permeates the dreamer’s life.

Dreaming that the sun is covered

A sky where the sun is covered or eclipsed can indicate a certain fragility and devitalization, whether due to some physical health problem or circumstances in which the dreamer sees himself erased, unrecognized, annulled.

To dream that the sun dazzles the dreamer

A sun that dazzles or burns the dreamer can indicate a certain hypervaluation of oneself, a harmful excess of self-confidence or a more narcissistic tendency that brings suffering to the dreamer.

INTERPRETATIONS THROUGHOUT HISTORY

There are numerous symbologies around the Sun that provide us with substrates for understanding its archetypal and consequently psychological representation. In practically all mythologies of all cultures there is a Sun god or at least an important allusion to the luminary. So it happens in Egypt-Ra/Horus, in Greece-Helios/Apollo, the goddess Sol of Norse mythology, Guaraci in Tupi-Guarani Mythology, Tezcatlipoca (before becoming the god of darkness in Aztec mythology), Surya in India, Sol Undefeated god consecrated at the end of the Roman Empire, protector of soldiers, among many others.

In Astrology, for example, the Sun symbolizes the Self, the individual’s own identity and the way he is or seeks to be in the world. The Solar Sign portrays the way we handle and produce our own light and, consequently, how this will be reflected in our surroundings and our relationships.

DIRECT LINK TO EXISTENCE

The sun, like every star, is an incandescent rock that produces its own light, that is, it is the very source that feeds back and keeps itself alive. It is essential to life since, without it, plants, animals and human beings cease to exist. The sun regulates the temperature of the entire planet so that it is habitable, even at the poles. For example, it is through vegetables that we nourish ourselves with sunlight, synthesized in caloric energy.

The nomenclature “king star” is loaded with symbolism and allows a greater understanding of the importance of the sun. It is what allows us to see colors and contrasts clearly, the opposite of what happens at night, when everything is indistinctly dark and monochromatic.