Primary interpretation
Core meaning
A symbol of male genitalia
Interpretive tone
Neutral
Key themes
SexSymbolicsSexuality
Word interpretation
Symbol in the reading of Freud
Below you will find the full author reading, related symbols, and parallels from other dreambooks.
Primary interpretation
A symbol of male genitalia
Interpretive tone
Key themes
Primary interpretation
A symbol of male genitalia
Interpretive tone
Key themes
Each paragraph unfolds a distinct scene, state, or shade of meaning. Read them in sequence so the interpretations stay clear.
The jasmine bush is a symbol of male genitalia, like any lonely bush, but a flowering jasmine bush means a girl.
Jasmine thickets symbolize the hair covering on the genitals.
Jasmine flowers are a symbol of innocence, virginity.
To see a jasmine bush not in bloom means to be dissatisfied with your sex life.
To break off or cut jasmine branches is to seek self-satisfaction.
If a man saw a blooming jasmine bush, he dreams of meeting a virgin girl.
If a woman sees a blooming jasmine bush, the mother does not want her daughter to marry and have children; the daughter does not want to have more brothers or sisters.
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A selection of symbols from the same dreambook with close themes, tone, or meaning that helps refine the reading.
It is often a symbol of male genitalia
A symbol of man and male genitalia
A symbol of male genitalia
It is a symbol of genitalia in general, that is, both male and female
Related to the symbolism of male genitalia
A symbol of a woman or female genitalia
A symbol of a woman or female genitalia
A symbol of a woman or female genitalia