Stranger, stranger

Strangers in dreams can represent a rather difficult puzzle. In most cases, these are simply persons and images taken from a list of persons whom we know by face and name (sometimes they represent our own inner essence or inner entities). Images of strangers can open our eyes to how we perceive the world. Various theorists offer numerous explanations of who these characters are and how they entered our souls. To interpret any dream, it will be useful to arrange the list of participants in the action. Inner entity/inner entities as strangers. Carl Jung theorized that the ego has a feminine attachment to the masculine personality and a masculine attachment to the feminine personality. These additions are psychic projections that come to us in dreams. When a stranger appears in a man's dream, her behavior may be a projection of the female side of the dreaming personality. The exact opposite is true for women who dream of male strangers. It is quite rare for these strangers to have a sexual desire towards what is warming, although, in principle, it is possible. The most common is heart-to-heart friendship. Understanding these characters is useful, because in this way we learn how we want others (especially the opposite sex) to perceive us, and therefore what we fear in their perception. The second aspect of such a character that represents the inner essence/inner entities is the desire to express things that we may not be able to express in real life. Women in their dreams can see a character who embodies their inner essence, who, as compensation for the feeling that he cannot show in real life, shows terrible anger.