Relatively few dream symbols have universal meanings. Most images that appear in dreams are unique to the dreamer, and have a specific significance to that particular person. For instance, a dream of a "dark horse" would mean one thing to a girl going through the horse stage of adolescence, while meaning something very different to a student of the 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse, and yet something else to a political candidate. Symbols with universal meanings generally represent "big" ideas that transcend time and cultures, such as darkness and light, seas, mountains, the Old Woman / Old Man, the Shadow, etc.
Symbols, names and words do not have universal meanings that are the same for all dreamers. The name "Morris" would have a unique significance in each person's dream: One person might dream of Morris the cat while another might dream of the painter William Morris or any one of the many towns named Morris. See the attached site for more information on how symbols work in dreams.
Every map has different symbols and meanings to represent a feature. The legend at the bottom of every map has the symbols and their meanings.
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It will help to know everything about the dream that you can remember. It is not necessarily true that specific things have universal or archetypal meanings for everyone. Put the details in the discussion window for this question, and We will look at it.
Collectively, the symbols, with their meanings, on a map are called a 'legend'.
there are symbols and the meanings so you can use the numbers and symbols mixed together
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Numbers do not have specific universal meanings in dreams. In other words, the number 9 in your dream could refer to an anniversary or address or the date of an appointment, while in another person's dream, the same number would mean something entirely different.
The symbols are universal and the names are different in each language
Symbols may be personal or universal. :)
Dreams communicate through symbols and metaphors. Some symbols, such as the dreamer's home and certain characters such as the Shadow are recognized as universal, carrying similar meanings for all persons in every culture. Other dream images are unique to the individual dreamer. But not all dreams contain significant messages. Many, perhaps most dreams merely reflect a rehash of memories, emotions and experiences as the sleeping mind sorts through the impressions of the day. See attached link for further information from this contributor.
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