pizza

[gulldom]

meaning of pizza?

[Varzandeh]

Hi,
Some cheese and bread means some short of money on the way.

[sailrmc]

Pizza in a dream usually depicts the information that is received from the subconscious mind as a process of the mind...
Let me explain a bit.
The subconscious mind is constantly collecting information from our waking life and in extreme detail! It stores everything and marks some of the information as priority so that it can be commented upon in your dreams. This is a basic process of our mind in that it takes in many ingredients collected in daily life and uses some of those ingredients to make processed food...like pizza (which contains ingredients that give us food for living), the mind provides pizza (processed food for thought).
In essence the pizza is a representation of the food for thought that comes in the dream that the pizza appears in. I call it an element of the architecture of the dream. If we pay attention to our dreams they tell us how the processes of the mind work and from where the information being featured emanates.
sailrmc

[IrisRavenstar]

Originally Posted by gulldom

meaning of pizza?

Sadly, probably unhealthy food! There's one brand here called "Tombstone" pizza, and that should give the wary a clue. The commercials always make me laugh. It's all that fat-laden cheese and processed meats that go on them, and generally on a white flour crust, and the fact people are just going to overeat it. It's like a walking heart attack, at least the store and restaurant variety. I still have one occasionally though, because they're delicious too!

I mostly make my own at home using a whole wheat flatbread for my crust, soya sausage, and reduced fat cheeses, with lots of veggies added, so it's actually pretty healthy! Plus the flat bread is just right for an individual serving, without going overboard.

Pizza is also flat and round, the way ignorant people once believed the Earth was. The flatness might be important in the dream, might be saying something about lack of depth or depth perception, for example.

Basically, any symbol does not stand alone... it's meaning is influenced by other symbols in the dream. That's why it's best to present a whole dream for interpretation with all remembered detail. Context matters!

[IrisRavenstar]

I reported the spam, Ian!

I don't know what language that is, but I don't think many here are likely to be able to read it! I took three foreign languages in high school and college, and I can't. I'm also guessing that dreaming on your site is about daydreaming for money or something, instead of going out and getting it? It's not even relevant to the topic of this forum if that's the case!