Dream Symbol · Universal Language of Mind
Creative use of the imagination
According to CHITTA's Universal Language of Mind, creative in a dream represents Creative use of the imagination. In the Language of Mind, anything creative points to one thing: your own creative power — the mind's capacity to take an unformed thought and bring it into being. Look at form and function.
In the Language of Mind, anything creative points to one thing: your own creative power — the mind's capacity to take an unformed thought and bring it into being. Look at form and function. To create is to make something exist that did not exist before; that is precisely what consciousness does every moment, planting a seed-thought in the subconscious and watching it grow into a life. So a creative act in a dream is your subconscious showing you that this power is awake in you and asking how consciously you are wielding it. Examine where in your waking life you are creating on purpose — and where you are creating by accident, building circumstances from thoughts you never chose to think. Read the variations: creating something beautiful and whole is creation flowing in alignment with what you truly want, while a creative act that stalls, breaks, or is abandoned mirrors a manifestation you have started and left half-built. That is one symbol, read clean. The snake coiled in the same dream, the seed in the soil, the number three on the door are all speaking the same language of creation. Your subconscious is communicating with you every night — you simply haven't learned to read the whole sentence yet. CHITTA is where that fluency begins. Go within, or go without.