Volcano
Long-held pressure released; the earth's own anger.
PacificGreekJungian
The volcano is pressure released from below. Pacific traditions — Hawaiian Pele most prominently — treat certain volcanoes as goddess-inhabited, ferocious and creative at once. Greek tradition placed Hephaestus’s forge beneath volcanoes. Jungian analysis reads volcano-dreams as long-held feeling finally erupting, often appropriately. Notice whether you watch from safety, are threatened by the flow, or are the volcano yourself.
Themes
pressure release anger