A dream must always be analyzed chronologically. general, global theme first define if the dream has a positive or negative tendency.

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1 INTRODUCTION This Dictionary, The Source Code, which represents one of the greatest advances in the field of dream, sign, and symbol interpretation, reveals to us that the dreams and signs we receive are not merely abstract, incoherent, unfounded information, but that they are conceived in accordance with a completely logical, universal code that is to be found in each of us. In actual fact, a dream is a collection of symbols, each of which has its own precise meaning. Thanks to our dreams, we can visit regions of our unconscious and deeply understand that everything that exists in the outside world, also exists within us, and manifests in states of mind, soul and conscience. The symbolic language of dreams and signs is in fact mathematical: it is composed of equations of conscience that show us who we really are in the very depths of our being, and what we are to experience and experiment in order to evolve. This language helps us discover that the symbols composing our dreams and signs define structural dynamics that are fundamentally logical. Indeed, they represent parts and aspects of our being, forces, atmospheres and ambiances, programming, and patterns of behavior and functioning; they help us understand the situations, encounters and events that make up our life-plan. Symbols are the basis of the universal parameters and equations Cosmic Intelligence uses to elaborate and activate our learning programs, our apprenticeships in life. Knowing symbolic language allows us to recognize the Source Code inscribed in us and in all that exists, thereby opening the door to understanding the multiple manifestations of Life, both in the outer world and within ourselves. The Source Code is our experience past, present, and future that dwells in our conscious and unconscious memories, which, in coded form, informs us about what we thought and did in the past, how what we think and do in the present time affects our life today, and activates what will happen to us tomorrow if we don t change our ways of thinking and behaving. This unique Dictionary is entirely based on the capacity to translate a symbol from its xi

2 logical basis, i.e. deducing its spiritual, metaphysical meaning from its concrete, physical meaning. The profound reflection on the positive and negative aspects of each word helps us see the different angles of the manifestation of a symbol and hence helps us understand its multi-dimensional meaning. The Source Code contains Knowledge that comes to us from the heart, the essence, the very core of Creation, and reveals to us the deep meaning of our existence: the development of Qualities, Virtues, and Powers in their purest form. Thus it is a key that guides us toward the discovery of our Divine nature. The metaphor of an Angel is one of the most beautiful symbols to represent a human-being who has developed his capacity to dream, his spiritual dimension that surpasses the limitations of his body and physical senses and allows him to travel in the multi-dimensions of conscience and the Universe. As humanbeings, we experiment and experience life and action in matter and in the exchanges we have with everyone and everything around us, and other forms of life. Whether we are aware of it or not, the one and only aim, the true aim of human life and living, is to unfurl our angelic potential and to recognize and acknowledge our divine essence. Our spirit takes on a physical body in order to experiment, and via our choices, via the positive and negative, to gradually discover the infinite potential we have within ourselves. Symbols mostly give perspective to this perpetual dynamic of research, development, and experimentation that is present in different forms and situations. In symbolic images, dreams show us the beginning of our life; they show us multiple, positive and/or negative scenarios of evolution and experimentation related to memories of our past, aspects of our present, and the probabilities of our future, of what we may become, or are in the process of preparing or materializing in our individual or collective life-program. Through studying and working with dreams and signs, we learn to consciously accelerate our evolution by cleansing the distorted memories within us that prevent the manifestation of our spiritual potential. Simultaneously, we learn to anticipate our future and rectify our future selves. To better understand the multi-dimension of our dreams and signs, we need to know that we all live in a Living xii

3 Computer, that we call God or Cosmic Intelligence (it doesn t matter what we name we give to it) because it is impossible to imagine dreams, symbols, scenarios, situations, events that we have never seen or experienced. We live as individual computers permanently connected to the Great Whole, the immense Cosmic Computer, and thus we can understand the Law of synchronicity whereby there is no such thing as coincidence in life, that everything has a reason for existing, that everything has a deep, evolutive meaning. To analyze and interpret dreams, signs, and symbols well, it is essential to know certain rules. Here are the most important ones: 1. A dream must always be analyzed chronologically. Like a story, there is a beginning, a middle and an end, that may be complete or incomplete. Whenever the conclusion is incomplete, it means that the behavioral dynamic(s) shown in the dream hasn t been resolved, or that the dreamer is at the learning stage. 2. It is advisable to begin with a general analysis of the dream as a whole, seeking to understand its general, global theme, to which we can then add the details. Basing ourselves on the atmosphere, ambiance and events presented, we first define if the dream has a positive or negative tendency. We try to understand the main outline of the dream, and if we have difficulty interpreting or seeing the link between the symbols which is perfectly normal at first we are happy to reflect on the general, global theme. We can also work with a symbol or aspect that stands out in the dream; e.g. dynamics of aggression, hyperactivity, feelings of embarrassment, envy, or an intense need to please, etc. In this way, we manage to decode the global essence of the dream, which already allows us to do great reflective work on our behavior, and to improve our attitude by transforming the blockages and negative aspects that the dream unveiled and revealed to us. Likewise, when a dream highlights positive aspects, such aspects help us discover our latent, underlying, dormant potential. Generally speaking, the deeper our knowledge and understanding of the Source Code, the more precise, the more correct our analyses and interpretations. xiii

4 3. It is also important to determine which of the four elements fire*, air*, water*, earth* are present in the dream or situation we wish to analyze because they are the fundamental basis of symbolic language. In one dream, several elements may interact so as to present different parameters of our conscience. (*cf. Dictionary definition of these terms.) 4. The presence of symbols representing or related to the five kingdoms mineral*, vegetable*, animal*, human, divine is also an important element to consider. (*cf. Dictionary definition of these terms.) 5. For a symbol to be truly positive, it must be in its right place, and in good condition (harmonious, non-aggressive, clean, beautiful, radiant, etc.); e.g. a snake in a bed, even if it isn t aggressive in the dream, will indicate a negative dynamic related to what the snake represents symbolically. We make the following equation: bed (intimacy) + snake (sexuality) = the person has too strong a need for sexual intimacy. 6. Whenever a distorted element is present in a dream, it often confirms that the general atmosphere of the dream has a negative tendency, depending on the degree of importance of the symbol in the dream; e.g. There s an aggressive cat in a beautiful, big sitting-room. This indicates that, on the level of the dreamer s social intimacy (sitting-room symbol), he has beautiful potential for expansion in his social behavior, but at the same time he is very independent, slightly haughty, a little anti-social or distant, difficult to get close to (negative aspects of the cat symbol). 7. Everyday objects always have a universal symbolic meaning. Hence, from a positive point of view, a chair is a symbol of receptivity, calm, well-being, rest, and relaxation; from a negative point of view, it symbolizes a lack of receptivity, laziness, indolence, a lack of motivation to be active, to take action, to set things in motion, to advance, etc. The positive or negative symbolic meaning of a chair will be defined in detail xiv

5 by its shape, color, place where it is found in the dream, etc., but all of these details will always be related to the original (general) meaning of the object. 8. There are no tourists in dreams. When we receive a dream where we see another person in his home or workplace, etc., even though we may be visiting his soul, we are never simply onlookers, tourists. There is always something for us to understand. It s no coincidence that person is in our dream. Generally speaking, all of the elements that appear in a dream symbolically represent parts of the dreamer. We can receive dreams about our past, our present, and our future. Sometimes our dreams can give us very precise details regarding the material level, but also about our personality traits. First and foremost, it is important to always seek to understand the evolution lesson contained in the dream in terms of Qualities, Virtues, and Powers in their purest form. 9. The Law of resonance. We always attract what we are in terms of memories, both positively and negatively. Understanding this law is essential for us to be able to accept that in an assault or aggressive situation, we are as much the aggressor as the victim, we are both the person who aggresses and attacks others as we are the person (or people) attacked. Understanding the Law of resonance in dreams as well as in concrete reality is fundamental for the correct interpretation of dreams and signs. However, since we only know an infinitesimal percentage of ourselves, we don t realize the resonance we have with a person or situation that attracts or bothers us. That is why it is important not to identify 100% with the negativity that we experience disturbances, ordeals, difficulties, etc. but always remind ourselves that we also have beautiful qualities and potentiality. Nevertheless, we have to be prepared to accept that, to a certain degree, on a certain level, we do indeed have similar aspects to the person or situation in question. The will to apply the Law of resonance in all circumstances is a key element in the evolution work we can accomplish with the Source Code. xv

6 10. A recurring dream is an alarm signal. If the dreamer doesn t change his behavior and cleanse his memories related to the situation presented in a recurring dream, then, sooner or later, he will attract a similar situation in concrete reality. A recurring dream wants to call our attention to the fact that we have accumulated a great number of distorted memories in our inner computer, which often manifest in the form of nightmares, which will end up manifesting in a concrete event if we continue to ignore them. 11. The Law of balance. Whenever there is excess anywhere in a concrete situation, in a dream, in an attitude or behavior, etc. there is necessarily a lack, and vice versa. Very often, we are not aware of our excesses and lacks because they are repressed, hidden in our unconscious. Hence, if we are too patient, consciously or unconsciously, we seek to compensate for those parts of us that tend, or tended, to manifest impatiently; if we lack calm and interiorization, we are sure to have parts that are too absorbed by the social, collective side of life; if we lack confidence, it s a sign that somewhere in us there is too much insecurity, etc. 12. Evil is educational. Another essential key we need to integrate is being able to recognize and acknowledge the educational, evolutive role of evil, wrong-doing, hurt. Whether it manifests in our dream world in the form of a nightmare, or in the form of an ordeal or human tragedy in concrete reality, it is important to learn to de-dramatize, and to recognize the stimulating, evolutive effect of every difficult experience or situation. Accepting evil as educational allows us to react differently when faced with conflicting, trying, disturbing situations. 13. Karma and Divine Justice: We always reap what we sow; Divine Justice is absolute. Work with the Source Code leads us to integrate both these Divine Laws, which help us understand in depth the apparent injustices that we see in different areas of life, everywhere on Earth. Indeed, if certain situations seem unfair to us, it s because the people going through them have memories within them, from this life or past lives, where they xvi

7 themselves engendered unfair thoughts, feelings, and deeds. Thus, a difficult situation always serves as a reminder to the person affected; it invites him to rectify his distorted attitudes and to repair his negative karmas on the causal level so as to be able to continue his evolution. 14. Spiritual autonomy. Work with the Source Code to understand our dreams and everyday life gradually leads us to spiritual autonomy, because it enables us to find our own answers and to receive them within ourselves. The study of dreams, signs, and symbols is a field of development that leads us to discover and penetrate the secrets of the physical and metaphysical Universe. To continue your apprenticeship and deepen your capacity to analyze and interpret dreams, signs and symbols, we recommend you follow the Internet courses, the international webinars given by Kaya via the Universe/City Mikaël (UCM) website*, which are a very deep, rich and enriching source of education that will help you attain your autonomy in the understanding of the Source Code. You can either attend these Webinars live, or discover them in our web store, where they are available for downloading. They constitute a reservoir of supplementary knowledge to the Dictionary, Dreams-Signs- Symbols, The Source Code. *For more information and registration, please visit the Webinar page on our website: Note: To facilitate reading, the masculine pronoun has been used when referring to a person who, of course, could be either male or female. xvii

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9 A A ABUNDANCE Abundance is a natural state of conscience that corresponds to a universal principle. It concerns all worlds and all levels of existence physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual and it represents a condition where resources on all levels are continually available and surpass the needs of the moment; the idea or feeling of any lack is inexistent. The resources we may have access to can be situated on different levels: we can refer to abundance on the health level, in personal relationships, love, material wealth, mental or manual capacities, etc. However, ultimate, true abundance is essentially spiritual: it is a representation of merits accumulated in this life and others, that a person has earned through his understanding, acceptance and application of the Divine Laws, through all of his right, positive, altruistic, qualitative behavior, as well as the reparation, the settlement of his karmas. These merits may translate as a profusion of dreams wherein the person receives constant guidance on his path, an ability to understand symbolic language, extra-sensorial capacities, such as clairvoyance, clairsentience, and clairaudience, a clear, enriching, stimulating life mission, understanding his life plan and the facility to accomplish it, etc. It is important to understand that having material abundance does not necessarily mean the person has the same abundance on the spiritual, intellectual, and emotional levels. The experience of universal abundance, i.e. on all levels of our being, is the consequence of right usage of resources on all levels in this life and in past lives. Spiritual, universal abundance can manifest on the concrete level in the form of beautiful emotions, great intellectual faculties, and material wealth. Depending on which stage a person has reached in his evolution, his life plan may be more focused on material dynamics, thereby offering him an opportunity to make good, right, altruistic use of matter. If he fails to make good use of the abundance at his disposal, then it will be withdrawn from him in this life or a future 1

10 A life, where he will be given a different learning, experimentation program regarding abundance. E.g., he may find himself in a context of poverty, unemployment, destitution, etc., so as to allow him to repair past errors and develop the necessary conscience, virtues, and qualities to deserve and manage resources well. It is also possible that a person may not have material wealth in a life, not because he needs to repair karmas related to wealth, but quite simply because he needs to experiment a new program to develop new qualities and virtues, such as patience, the transcendence of envy, covetousness, desire, submission, etc. Furthermore, having material abundance in a dream doesn t particularly mean we will have access to it in concrete reality. For instance, seeing ourselves discover a treasure at the bottom of the sea and bringing it up to the surface refers more to emotional riches because of the water element. All the factors in the dream need to be analyzed for a correct interpretation. As a person evolves, he receives signs and dreams that guide him toward the right use of abundance on all levels. He also receives the necessary resources to be able to fulfill his life plan and mission here on Earth. X Understanding the fact that abundance is a natural, universal state of conscience inherent to Creation, which manifests in our life if we live in accordance with Divine Laws and Principles, and if we cleanse and transform our distorted memories related to abundance, wealth, and prosperity. Feelings of prosperity, plenitude, fulfillment, expansion, peace, gratitude, appreciation, and acknowledgement. Access to important resources allowing us to fulfill our life plan and help others. Work on ourselves to learn how to make good, right, altruistic use of resources, to transform those thoughts, emotions, and behavior that incite us to make poor use of any sort of resources (health, gifts, talents, mental and manual capacities, intelligence, material wealth, etc.), to waste, be unaware of, ignore, and destroy them; or, repress, retain, accumulate, and refuse to share them. Transcendence of miserliness, cupidity, greed, covetousness, jealousy, etc. Z Poor use of resources on several levels, waste, excess, abuse and misuse of all sorts. A feeling of superiority engendered by the presence of abundance in our life, arrogant, haughty, vain, 2