What does it mean if you dream about being a witch 3 times in a row?

Answer 1

Scary dreams about witches usually refer to a negative or rejected aspect of the dreamer's own self. In children's dreams, the witch is often the naughty self who must be controlled to avoid being punished. In youth and adulthood, the witch might symbolize anger, jealousy or any other "dark" impulse that must be repressed and controlled.

Answer 2

Dreams of witches generally represent the intuitive side (the archetype of intuition).

Dreams come from within one's own mind, produced by the subconscious and expressing the dreamer's deep emotions, intuitions, and thoughts. While there is no power within the dream itself to define the dreamer's identity, these particular dreams suggest the possibility that the dreamer needs to consider some basic questions. At the very least, what is the dreamer's perception of "a witch"? Is the dreamer's view defined by the stereotypical Halloween witch, with warts and striped stockings, flying on a broomstick? Or perhaps the TV and film witch, with "the power of three" and supernatural abilities? Or does the dreamer have any factual knowledge of Wicca and the philosophy and practice of actual witches today? Gathering information would allow the dreamer to consider the significance of the dreams from a rational, rather than a superstitious, perspective.

Answer 3

Scary dreams about a witch usually refer to a negative or rejected aspect of the dreamer's own self. In children's dreams, the witch is often the naughty self who must be controlled to avoid being punished. In youth and adulthood, the witch might symbolize anger, jealousy or any other "dark" impulse that must be repressed and controlled.

Answer 4

Dreams of witches generally represent the intuitive side (the archetype of intuition).