In Jungian psychology, fog symbolizes the collective unconscious and the shadow self. Used in dream analysis to explore personal and archetypal themes. Highlights the duality of light and darkness within one's psyche.

Fog was associated with the Otherworld, merging the known with the unknown. Often featured in folklore to signify imminent change. [Celtic] Represents thresholds between realms of existence.

Fog represents mystery and rebirth in various folktales. Common in literature symbolizing life's uncertainties. [Eastern Asian] Promotes acceptance of life's transient nature.

In Greek mythology, fog represents the obscured path to wisdom. Inclusion in festivals to promote enlightenment. [Greek] Embodies the existential journey of self-discovery.