Package:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Contains something necessary to the solution 
               of a conscious problem.

Pal:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Often an older or younger projection of 
               yourself, offering a rounder perspective of 
               the journey underfoot.  If older, probably 
               a higher self, offering wise guidance along 
               the path.  If younger, probably your Shadow, 
               possessing characteristics necessary to the 
               journey's success, but undesirable to your 
               Ego.

Pall:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: A cocoon or womb which regenerates a rebirth 
               from death.

Pantry:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: One's own Unconscious, containing sustenance 
               for those willing to open it and explore its 
               contents.

Paradise:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Cosmic awareness, full harmony with the Tao, 
               transcendence beyond good and evil through 
               the wholeness of the true Self.

Parents:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Your parents are your earliest encounter with 
               the union of Anima and Animus.  What you 
               witnessed in their relationship colors your 
               own inner journey to wholeness, through the 
               integration of your own masculine and 
               feminine natures.

Parrot:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: A facet of the dreamer that toes the mark of 
               the Super-ego, accepting and repeating what 
               others think and say without weighing it 
               against the dreamer's own core values.

Pass Key:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Unlocks a symbolic solution to a problem 
               that exists in your conscious world.

Pasture:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Immersion in the natural cycle of the Earth 
               -- the openness of the sky, the span of the 
               landscape.  The condition of the field is 
               usually the dream message.  Is it barren?  
               Overgrown?  Bountiful?  Wild prairie or 
               meadow?

Patron Saint:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Personifies your own inner power to solve a 
               problem that has been plaguing you.

Pearls:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: The rounded, fully-realized Self, especially 
               if the dreamer is female.

Penknife:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: An instrument of division and penetration, 
               often prevalent in dreams of separation.

People:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Often brings up feelings of loss of 
               individuality, when surrounded by a dream 
               crowd.  Perhaps a ploy of the Super-ego to 
               smother your adherence to personal values; 
               perhaps a convenient way to abdicate 
               responsibility for a conscious personal 
               decision, by instilling a sense of going 
               along with the majority.

Persona:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: The 'face' we are willing to show the 
               external world; the image we have created 
               for ourselves to appear acceptable and 'fit 
               in'.  In dreams, the persona is most often 
               represented as clothing or something we 'put 
               on'.

Phantom:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Not a part of the Self, but a repressed 
               memory or past trauma buried so deeply in 
               the personal unconscious that it is not 
               immediately recognizable to the dreamer.

Phobia:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: The thing feared in a dream is a repressed 
               memory or emotion that eventually must be 
               faced and integrated, if self-realization 
               is to be achieved.

Picklock:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Some unconscious element -- a repressed 
               drive or a complex -- is trying to force 
               entry into your conscious world.

Pig:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: The dreamer's own repressed animal instincts; 
               life lived only as deeply as the satisfaction 
               of sensual appetites.

Pink:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Timidity, shyness, vulnerability.

Pirouette:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: A seductively joyous invitation to join the 
               natural flow, the Tao, the dance of life.  
               This invitation is extended by a woman's 
               Animus nature or a man's Anima nature, the 
               respective soul-guides who lead the dreamer 
               toward the state of self-realization and 
               Oneness.

Pit:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: The Ego's dread of the bottomless depths of 
               the Unconscious.

Pixie:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: In a man's dream, his Anima, or unrealized 
               feminine nature; in a woman's dream, a 'wise 
               woman' or Goddess archetype with a boon to 
               bestow.

Plunge:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Willing descent into the depths of the 
               Unconscious.

Poison:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Something bad within. A foreign element that 
               is infecting your inner Self and threatening 
               to cause damage. Repressed memories or 
               emotions can poison the psyche, resulting in 
               toxic behavior and relationships in your 
               conscious world. These harmful repressed 
               elements must be discovered, faced and 
               neutralized to restore balance.

Polka:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: A seductively joyous invitation to join the 
               natural flow, the Tao, the dance of life.  
               This invitation is extended by a woman's 
               Animus nature or a man's Anima nature, the 
               respective soul-guides who lead the dreamer 
               toward the state of self-realization and 
               Oneness.

Pond:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: The dreamer's self, with a surface 
               (consciousness) and depths (the Unconscious).

Poniard:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: An instrument of violent intrusion, often 
               thrust with repressed anger.

Portal:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: An invitation to pass through to another 
               plane of awareness.

Potter's Field:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Your experiences in this dream setting 
               reflect your unconscious feelings about 
               death and afterlife.

Precious Stones:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Inner treasures, qualities of the Self not 
               fully realized by the Ego. Once claimed and 
               fully possessed, wholeness will become 
               possible.

Priest:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Depending on the actions and attitudes of 
               this dream cleric, he represents either your 
               own deep spiritual wisdom or your judgmental,
               guilt-inducing Super-ego.

Promenade:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: A seductively joyous invitation to join the 
               natural flow, the Tao, the dance of life.  
               This invitation is extended by a woman's 
               Animus nature or a man's Anima nature, the 
               respective soul-guides who lead the dreamer 
               toward the state of self-realization and 
               Oneness.

Publication:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Within the pages you will find some 
               unconscious wisdom that offers a key to 
               solving a conscious problem.

Purse:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Contains the dreamer's identification -- and 
               all the valuables that make up the Self.

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