by 
Anonymous
ANSWERS: 6
-
It depends on the context. In 19th century literature, it often represented sex. It can represent changeability, chaos/uncreation, purity, death, nourishment/motherhood, darkness, femininity, and a host of other things.
-
That something is wet.
-
Water is the symbol for the feeling dimension (emotions) - it is therefore connected with the human heart, women and the moon, since the latter has a profound effect on the movement of the earth's waters and the female menstrual cycle.
-
It can be representative of life, while fire is just the opposite.
-
cleansing
-
life
pearllederman 
Anonymous says R.I.P Nelson RELATED QUESTIONS
Copyright 2023, Wired Ivy, LLC