Research the name or type of publication to establish a relation or reference to

Ridding one’s self of something of value, but not really needed.

love Growing sense of recognising needs of partner. Ability to be something for the partner’s sake without losing one’s own independence or will. Becoming aware of the is­sues which colour...

1. Search for inner self or identity.2. Quest for knowl­edge, information.3. Bettering oneself intellectually.4. Feeling sales pressure.

Books and magazines that are rolled up in a bundle symbolise news that is concealed. Books that are laid open symbolise news that is plain and obious.

Selling a slave means he will find relief from his grief and sorrows. Buying him means he will be afflicted with grief and sorrow.It is said that buying a slave...

Seeing oneself selling one’s house in indicative of the termination of his life.

Buy a house, and a short but pleasant love is on its way. Sell a house, and you will soon be released from some current responsibility.If you get a receipt...

Depth Psychology: Did you sell yourself? Have you “sold’” important principles or ideals for material gain? If so, your spiritual health is suffering because of it.See Prostitute.

These, like books, are symbols of information and knowledge but because their contents are more temporary and disposable, they don’t tend to share the symbolism of wisdom with books. The...

Universal Landscape: Equitable contribution.Dreaming Lens: Were you the buyer or the seller? What was being purchased? Was the transaction a final sale or an agreement to rent or lease? Were...