hens with chickens: represents family happiness beyond which, however, the dreamer does not realize the negative traits linked to the symbol of the chicken and hen (see Chicken).
frozen (usually with chickens and sometimes even with a rooster): even the momentary ascension of the consciousness to the spiritual level manages to uproot from a person's mind the traits linked to these instinctual symbols and to the relaxed feeling of enlightenment to recognize the path to knowledge.
squawking after laying an egg: symbolizes the egotistical attempt to gain great praise for a little bit of work (just like the Indian proverb: "The turtle lays a thousand eggs and nobody knows about it. A hen lays one and makes quite a fuss about it.")
an egg pecked to pieces: someone in mutual relationships is preempting the dreamer and does not want to allow him to form other friendships, or a current partner relationship is not allowing the dreamer to further develop his being.
attacking a predator or person: expresses a lack of concentration, distractibility, excessive thoughts of an instinctual nature.
brood hen: the idea of family happiness beyond which, however, the dreamer does not realize the negative traits linked to the symbol of the chicken and hen, or a rooster.
accompanied by a cat and cow: the unconscious is very simply describing the three basic principles of instinctual anima in a single unit.
transforming into a person: a significant image that confirms that the dreamer's life is improving; the animalistic essence, ignorance and instincts are changing into an instinctual person that much better adapted to future assimilation.
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