Dream Symbol · Universal Language of Mind
Creative use of the imagination
According to CHITTA's Universal Language of Mind, creation in a dream represents Creative use of the imagination. In the Language of Mind, creation is the central act of consciousness itself: a thought taken from the unseen and given form. Look at the form and function.
In the Language of Mind, creation is the central act of consciousness itself: a thought taken from the unseen and given form. Look at the form and function. To create is to bring something into being that did not exist before by combining two halves of one whole, the conscious mind that desires and the subconscious mind that gives substance. That is exactly why the dream language equates sex with creation, why the number three means creation, and why imagination is its engine, for imagination is the faculty that shapes mental images the subconscious then grows into reality. So when creation, making, building, or birthing fills your dream, your subconscious is mirroring your own power to manifest, showing you that you are forming your waking life with every seed thought you plant. Examine where in your waking life you are consciously creating, and where things are taking shape without your awareness. Two variations sharpen the read: creating with ease and joy means conscious and subconscious are aligned toward the same desire, while creation that goes wrong, breaks, or escapes you means you are generating outcomes you have not yet owned, often the same message hidden in dreams of cheating, becoming aware of a creation happening without your consent. You have decoded the act, but not yet the makers. The figures building beside you, the place it happened, the thing being made, each is another word in the sentence. Your subconscious is composing with you every night, and CHITTA is where you learn to read what your own hands are shaping. Go within, or go without.