Dream Symbol · Universal Language of Mind
Core support, courage, the central axis of self.
According to CHITTA's Universal Language of Mind, spine in a dream represents Core support, courage, the central axis of self. That meaning is the same for every dreamer — but what spine is SAYING is not: the message is composed by where spine appears in your dream and what happens to it.
In the Universal Language of Mind, the spine is the central axis of your structure of mind — the backbone of how you hold yourself upright in thought and purpose. Its form is the column that supports the whole body and houses the channel through which life-force travels between the head, your higher awareness, and the rest of you; its function is support and conduction. So the spine in a dream points to your core structure of conviction: the upright line of will, courage, and purpose you stand on. Examine where in your waking life your backbone is being tested. A curved or breaking spine shows a structure of thinking bent under pressure, or a purpose you have stopped standing for; a straight, strong spine shows your ideals and the way you carry them are in alignment. When the spine tingles or lights up, life-force is rising through the centers along it, asking for your attention. Your inner structure is always showing you exactly how much weight your current way of thinking can bear.