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Taboo A very unusual aspect of dreams is the feeling that every object, person or association can embody the power of taboo. These prohibitions can play both a negative and a positive role.

A taboo is something that contains an internal, potentially dangerous force that can be invoked and directed against oneself or others. As a rule, this is an object, person or association that is representative of moral evil. Guns, for example, can be perceived as carriers of taboo power, just like some magical objects in a dream. Sometimes a completely ordinary thing can have the power of a taboo in your dream based on a certain experience you had related to it. In many cases, the strength of the taboo lies not in the subject itself, but in the practice of relations that violate moral norms (such as incest, adultery, or theft).

In other cases, the taboo symbol is something hidden, such as a stranger with whom you instinctively know not to contact. All these are manifestations of taboos. The key to interpreting a dream is to find out why your taboo life experience manifested itself through a particular object or person. Dreams often have a kind of logical explanation of the main storyline. It is a product of the organization of children's memory, which was superimposed on the ability to reason and moral sophistication characteristic of adults. Sometimes in a dream, the moral search of adults is combined with the absolute good and evil of childhood, so images of taboos can suddenly appear almost anywhere in dreams. Important importance should be attached to these points related to taboos. In many cases, your most destructive emotional patterns and stereotypes in relationships are clearly visible in dreams. Through taboo images, your mind may try to warn you against repeating past mistakes.