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The ancient hero Herakles represents the strengths and weaknesses of brute force. Depending on your circumstances in waking life, Herakles—or another aggressive archetype, Ares or Mars, the ancient gods of war—may be represented in dreams by any figure that is attacking you or someone else.
If this is the case it may suggest a need to be more forceful and take action in waking life. Alternatively it may also indicate the need for a quieter, more thoughtful approach.
[1]1- To be labouring at something in the sense of working hard, suggests that we have a goal we wish to achieve.To dream of ‘hard labour will alert us to an aspect of self-flagella...
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Learn more about the meaning of PoplarThe archetype of the hero has fascinated, taught, even ennobled human beings for thousands of years. Appears as Christ, Athena, Krishna, Mohammed, Mary, Ulysses, Superman, Floren...
Learn more about the meaning of Hero / Ine(see Ciystals, Gems, Stones)Strength and tenacity. This stone has associations with Hercules, and Alexander the Great gave it to his armies to ensure their might.Personal focus on ...
Learn more about the meaning of LodestoneA hero with superstrength and a godlike body, Arnold may appear as a symbol of Hercules in a dream to perform superhuman feats. He, like Hercules, may appear to signify someone who...
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