Vine
Growth, entanglement, the slow winding self.
GreekChristianJungian
The vine grows by holding onto what is nearby. Greek tradition gives Dionysus the vine as his plant — abundance that overflows. Christian imagery names Christ the true vine and the faithful its branches. Jungian analysis reads vine-dreams with attention to whether the growth is nourishing or strangling: vines can bear grapes or they can overtake a whole house. Notice what the vine climbs, and whether its fruit is sweet.
Themes
growth entanglement connection