Mango
To dream of a mango represents qualities about a choice that benefits you to feel good thinking it's important to try something new so that you don't embarrrass yourself. Feeling that it benefits you to like trying something new so you don't embarrass yourself staying the way you are. Benefit in enjoying thinking that's it's important to listen to a new idea because it might help you out.
Negatively, mangos may represent situations that overdo feeling good thinking it's important to try something new so that you don't embarrrass yourself to the point that other people are disrespected or don't like it.
To dream of a mango tree may represent feelings about looking up to someone more experienced than yourself who continuously invites you to benefit from enjoying trying new ideas to avoid embarrassing yourself. An established relationship with someone who regularly encourages feeling good liking trying something new. A constant source of advice for pleasure or support that allows you to try different options that are more likable than staying the same or putting up with your problems.
To dream of a mango tree being cut down may represent feelings about losing a strong established support system from someone who thought it was important for you to like trying new things to avoid embarrassing yourself. Supportive parents, spouses, or good friends who are no longer around to share experiences with you on how to feel good with different options.
Example: A young man dreamed of being given a mango. In waking life, he had reluctantly given up a beloved pet and a friend had sympathized with him. In this case, the mango may have reflected his feelings about believing that it would benefit him to feel good trying to like his new life without a pet to avoid embarrassing himself not letting go.
Example 2: A woman dreamed of seeing a mango tree, which in real life had been cut down. In waking life, she was a widow with 2 children and thought a lot about how difficult her life had become without her husband alive. In this case, the mango tree may have reflected her feelings about a new man to marry to restore her confidence about deserving to afford to like trying new things to avoid embarrassment now that she struggled to find new sources of support and stability in her life after his death.
Example 3: A young man dreamed of picking mangoes off a tree and then encountering a rattlesnake within the tree, which made him kill it. In waking life, he sought advice about relationships from a more experienced friend, but some of the suggestions displeased the girl he was dating, leading him to resolve the issue. In this case, the mango tree might have represented his feelings about his friend with a more established background in relationships consistently offering fresh advice on how to confidently navigate romantic connections to avoid romantic embarrassment. In this instance the advice may have been bad.
Example 4: A woman dreamed of seeing mangoes being held by both her separated husband and the boyfriend she recently left. In waking life, she wanted to go back to her husband. In this case, the mangoes being held by both men may have reflected her inner conflict about both her ex-boyfriend and husband making her think that it would be beneficial to see it as important to try something new in each relationship to avoid the embarrassment of being left alone.
