1- To see a spire in a dream is to recognise a landmark. In previous times, people oriented themselves by churches. Now a pub tends to be a marker, but in dreams the spire still persists.
2- The spire can often be taken in dreams as a phallic symbol, particularly - and somewhat obviously the erect one. It also represents ambition and striving.
A fallen spire would suggest the collapse of hopes.
To be building a tower or spire has connotations with the Tower of Babel and shows a need for more or better communication.
3- As a representation of our spiritual progression, the spire suggests the movement from the secular to the sacred.
[1]As a representation of our spiritual progression, the spire suggests the movement from the secular to the sacred. It has represented this from time immemorial. Consulting the entry for tower as well as religious buildings in buildings and also the information for spiritual imagery in the introduction should help provide further clarification.
[2]Gives gender-specific: The spire can often be taken in dreams as a phallic symbol, particularly – and somewhat obviously – the erect one. In a woman’s dream, the spire will usually represent her sense of the ultimate, whereas in a man’s dream it is more likely to represent his ambition.
[3]Psychological / emotional perspective: The spire represents ambition and striving.
A fallen spire would suggest the collapse of hopes.
To be building a tower or spire has connotations with the tower of babel and shows a need for more – or better – communication.
[4]Material aspects: To see a spire in a dream is to recognize a landmark, whether personal or more universal. In previous times, people oriented themselves by churches. Now a pub tends to be a marker, but in dreams the spire still persists.
[5]True love and friendship are the omens in a dream of a spire outlined against the sky.
However, if the spire was twisted or leaning, it is a sign that you will have some difficulties to overcome before you achieve your goal.
[6](1) A spire may be a sexual symbol, representing the penis.
(2) It may be a symbol of transcendence, or spirituality. (Spires point upwards, away from ‘this world’ to a ‘higher reality5.)
[7]1. Pride.
2. Striving for something.
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