Foot severed dream, and attached it back my self. Any interpretation please?

**KodyTyler** · 08-22-2014 08:03 AM

Okay, don't quite remember exactly how it got severed or my surroundings in this moment. But I remember sitting there and I had my severed foot in my hands, I could see the bone and torn flesh on my foot and leg. It seemed it was just ripped off from the ankle. No streaming blood, just bloody torn flesh. I felt no fear or pain. Not even much surprise that my foot had been severed. I had the slight thought that I should go to a hospital but I shrugged it off. I set my foot down and began to walk with my foot still not there, hobbling on the bloody stump. I could feel the bone of my leg on the ground as I walked with it. Still feeling no pain from it though. It gets hazy from then. Next thing I remember is running on a dock (still no foot) as I jump off the dock into crystal clear beautiful water that I notice as I'm jumping off, is filled with these strange giant sky blue fish that are very round. There were hundrends and hundreds of them. Almost like a pufferfish with scales. I felt a little fear in mid air that the fish might hurt me when I hit the water. I landed about four or five feet off the dock. Directly beside one, close enough to touch and I got frightened. I saw a ladder going out of the water connected to the dock, it was about ten or eleven feet tall from the water. Right behind the giant fish. That in comparison to me as I was beside it, was the size of a large SUV. It never moved or tried to hurt me as I swam quickly past it and pulled myself out of the water onto the first steps of the ladder. I don't remember climbing up and back onto the dock. I do remember I still had no foot as I was on the ladder. The dream skips forward and I'm hobbling again, up to a big metal box that was taller than me. My severed foot is sitting upright on top of it. Sort of on the edge. Faceing with the heel towards me. The place was just a dark room with a light shining on the big metal box. I pick up my foot and sit down. I take my leg and pick it up kinda sideways like I'm going to sit crisscross. (It was my left leg/foot by the way) the whole time. And I could still see the bone and torn flesh on both my foot and leg. As I'm holding my severed foot in my right hand and looking at it and my leg. I have a very vivid thought, maybe I should just stick it back on so it doesn't look so nasty until I get some help. I shove my foot and the stump of my leg together, with my foot facing the right direction (feeling no pain or fear from doing it) I push my foot up into the bloody stump, no bones or anything showing now. And wrap my hands around my ankle and squeeze a little bit. It stays there with just a thin, darker, sort of deep line going all the way around where it was severed. No blood or torn looking flesh now. Clean. Just with the line. I stand up on both feet and the foot feels kind of funny like it was asleep, as I'm looking down at it checking it out I'm suddenly in this parking lot type place with dirt ground under and all around me. I look up and there were trees with cars parked in between them and parked around randomly. I look back down at my foot and for some reason exclaim, it's regenerating! And a man I've never seen before that popped out of nowhere exclaimed it with me, I look at him he's pointing at my foot and turning around as if he was saying it to a crowd of people behind him. But there was nobody there. Just me and him and the cars and trees. I look at my foot again, the line still there. And it starts to feel alive. I am able to wiggle my toes. I look at the man once again, he's in his 50's or 60's maybe. He's just standing there looking at me, with a white goatee and a slick bald head. I look down at my foot again and wiggle my toes some more, I felt very happy and special at that moment. I turn and take like four or five steps walking away from the man as I'm looking down at my foot. And then I burst awake throwing myself up and forward and grabbed my ankle. I felt scared about it once I woke. Like it actually happened... Sorry if this is jumbled and or not good enough detailed information. It's to the best of my memory. I just felt it meant something when I woke, and have never had any dream of mine interpreted. Thank you.

**DreamBliss** · 08-22-2014 12:12 PM

NOTE! I am translating this from my perspective, what these symbols would mean to me. Also I am not the one the translation is coming to you from. Or, to be more precise, it is not my ego-self that speaks to you. Since using this format I listen in to my heart area and I hear words. I try to write down exactly what I hear without editing. I try to stay tuned in, listening. This is new to me. I have just started doing this. I do not know if I am tuning in to some higher source or a deeper aspect of myself or what.

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Dream Record – Foot Severed Dream

Okay, don't quite remember exactly how it got severed or my surroundings in this moment. But I remember sitting there and I had my severed foot in my hands, I could see the bone and torn flesh on my foot and leg. It seemed it was just ripped off from the ankle. No streaming blood, just bloody torn flesh. I felt no fear or pain. Not even much surprise that my foot had been severed. I had the slight thought that I should go to a hospital but I shrugged it off. I set my foot down and began to walk with my foot still not there, hobbling on the bloody stump. I could feel the bone of my leg on the ground as I walked with it. Still feeling no pain from it though. It gets hazy from then. Next thing I remember is running on a dock (still no foot) as I jump off the dock into crystal clear beautiful water that I notice as I'm jumping off, is filled with these strange giant sky blue fish that are very round. There were hundrends and hundreds of them. Almost like a pufferfish with scales. I felt a little fear in mid air that the fish might hurt me when I hit the water. I landed about four or five feet off the dock. Directly beside one, close enough to touch and I got frightened. I saw a ladder going out of the water connected to the dock, it was about ten or eleven feet tall from the water. Right behind the giant fish. That in comparison to me as I was beside it, was the size of a large SUV. It never moved or tried to hurt me as I swam quickly past it and pulled myself out of the water onto the first steps of the ladder. I don't remember climbing up and back onto the dock. I do remember I still had no foot as I was on the ladder. The dream skips forward and I'm hobbling again, up to a big metal box that was taller than me. My severed foot is sitting upright on top of it. Sort of on the edge. Faceing with the heel towards me. The place was just a dark room with a light shining on the big metal box. I pick up my foot and sit down. I take my leg and pick it up kinda sideways like I'm going to sit crisscross. (It was my left leg/foot by the way) the whole time. And I could still see the bone and torn flesh on both my foot and leg. As I'm holding my severed foot in my right hand and looking at it and my leg. I have a very vivid thought, maybe I should just stick it back on so it doesn't look so nasty until I get some help. I shove my foot and the stump of my leg together, with my foot facing the right direction (feeling no pain or fear from doing it) I push my foot up into the bloody stump, no bones or anything showing now. And wrap my hands around my ankle and squeeze a little bit. It stays there with just a thin, darker, sort of deep line going all the way around where it was severed. No blood or torn looking flesh now. Clean. Just with the line. I stand up on both feet and the foot feels kind of funny like it was asleep, as I'm looking down at it checking it out I'm suddenly in this parking lot type place with dirt ground under and all around me. I look up and there were trees with cars parked in between them and parked around randomly. I look back down at my foot and for some reason exclaim, it's regenerating! And a man I've never seen before that popped out of nowhere exclaimed it with me, I look at him he's pointing at my foot and turning around as if he was saying it to a crowd of people behind him. But there was nobody there. Just me and him and the cars and trees. I look at my foot again, the line still there. And it starts to feel alive. I am able to wiggle my toes. I look at the man once again, he's in his 50's or 60's maybe. He's just standing there looking at me, with a white goatee and a slick bald head. I look down at my foot again and wiggle my toes some more, I felt very happy and special at that moment. I turn and take like four or five steps walking away from the man as I'm looking down at my foot. And then I burst awake throwing myself up and forward and grabbed my ankle. I felt scared about it once I woke. Like it actually happened... Sorry if this is jumbled and or not good enough detailed information. It's to the best of my memory. I just felt it meant something when I woke, and have never had any dream of mine interpreted. Thank you. (you should sign here)

Commentary

Unknown.

Initial Interpretation

There is something about you, something you have cut off. You have severed this from you for(unknown) reasons of your own. It has left you crippled, forcing you to stumble through life. By forcing yourself to hobble around with the support of this you have made things difficult for yourself.

Once you re-attach this you will begin to heal, become whole. This lifeless part of yourself you cut off will begin tl ive again and wake up. Others will notice this and see it as a positive thing, just as you did in the context of the dream.

There is some need in you to do this in a place that could be public, but may not be. Or maybe this re-attachment process happens in a a public place. You have gone so long without it, trying to move around the various phases of your life. Not having this makes you feel defenseless and scared.

Conscious Concerns

Unknown.

Keywords/Symbols

Severed foot (holding): A part of me that has been cut off. Torn away. Ripped off/away.

Severed foot (torn flesh, bone showing, no blood): Not physical. Something has been torn away, ripped off, but not in a physical sense. There is no blood, no fear and no pain.

Severed foot (no pain): Whatever has been severed or cut off from me does not hurt, yet.

Severed foot (no fear): Whatever has been severed or ripped off from me I either do not realize the severity of the wound or the wound is such that I do not feel fear.

Severed foot (no surprise): I have known about this part of myself that has been cut off, ripped or torn away for some time. I have been living with it for some time. I knew it was going to happen, or that it had happened. I have grown used to it.

Severed foot (setting it down, walking without it): I do not see how I can re-attach this part of myself, this aspect of myself, at this time. I go to seek greater understanding of what has happened to me. A subconscious request, a request I am not aware I made. Some deeper part of myself realizes the severity of the situation and seeks to enlighten me.

Walking on the stump, feeling the bone in your leg with no pain: I ma making do without whatever it is that I am missing for now.

Running, jumping: Whatever this thing is that is missing, it does not prevent me from taking actions.

Dock: A jumping off point.

Crystal clear beautiful water: To become submersed in. To dream.

Fish (giant, sky-blue): Aspects of my dream, my jumping off place.

Fish (fear of getting hurt by one): I am afraid of my dream, that jumping into it, it may hurt me.

Fish (landing next to one): A part of my dream is revealing itself to me. I am seeing an aspect of my dream up close.

Fish (still, not hostile): My dream can not, and will not, hurt me.

Ladder (up to dock): I am not ready to immerse myself in my dream yet, the ladder is my way out.

Ladder (only memory of climbing the first few steps): I am so afraid of my dream that leave it, but do not remember doing so.

Ladder (remember not having foot): I loose this part of myself that has been ripped off, torn off, cut off, when I leave my dream behind.

Dark room: A lack of understanding. A lack of clarity.

Box (big, metal): A trash can, a place to store things, a place to throw out things. Rubbish bin. Trash bin.

Box (only thing illuminated): Drawing my attention where it is needed.

Box (foot on top): I am coming back to the memory of the part of myself that is missing.

Box (grab leg criss-cross): I have decided to go after whatever it was I lost and take it up again.

Foot (thought of sticking it back on): Coming to a decision about whether or not I will re-integrate this aspect of myself.

Box (attaching foot): I have decided to re-integrate this aspect of myself. To make myself whole again.

Severed foot (left): This aspect of myself that had, up until now, been ripped away, was all that was left of something. It was all I had left of it.

Foot (shoving it on): I feel forced to re-integrate this aspect of myself. I am forcing myself to do it for some reason. I am using force to do it. Almost like I have no real choice.

Foot (wrap hands around ankle, squeeze a little bit): The healing process. Part of becoming whole again.

Foot (thin dark line where it had been severed): The scars that remain.

Foot (feels asleep): I have been detached from this aspect of myself for some time.

Standing up: I am ready to support myself. This aspect of myself can support me.

Parking lot (empty, dirt ground): Space. Room to move.

Parking lot (trees with cars parked between them randomly): Clutter. Things left behind.

Exclaiming (its regenerating!) Joy of becoming whole

Man (exclaiming with me): Support. The person I need to talk to about this.

Man (pointing to unseen crowd): Sharing the news with others. Garnering support for me.

Man (50s or 60s, white goatee, slick bald head, looking at me): Someone I know or who is familiar to me.

Foot (coming alive, can wiggle toes): I am healed. This aspect of myself has been reintegrated. A promise. That doing this will feel good.

Feeling special, feeling happy: What will happen when I re-integrate this aspect of myself.
Man (walking away from): Leaving my support.

Fear (about foot, on waking, that it actually happened): I am really attached to my physical appearance. My body means a lot to me and I don't want to loose a part of it. As with the dream I tend to translate non-physical things in a physical way. I identify with the physical over the energetic or spiritual. I see my foot cut off, a part of me that supports my body has been ripped off. But the truth is this part of me that supports me which has been ripped off is a non-physical aspect of myself.

Interpretation

You have cut yourself off from something you need to support you. You are afraid of your dreams. You have forgotton about this missing aspect of yourself. It is closely tied in with your dreams. Diving into your dreams, living them, will bring you back to knowledge of this missing piece of yourself.

There is a promise here, that finding this missing piece of yourself, where you have thrown it out, in the place you have cast out other parts of yourself, will cause you to re-integrate it with yourself. It will bring healing, wholeness, and happiness. You will feel special. You will feel complete.

There is someone you know who you can talk to about this. Someone who will support you and bring in others to support you. You need to talk to them about this. You need to remember what it was you cut yourself off from, tore off of yourself. Threw away, and re-integrate it into your life.

It is just as important to your health and well-being as your physical foot is to your leg, to your physical body, to your sense of balance, movement, play and to living your life. You see things only from a physical sense, and do not realize yet how important these energetic aspects of you really are.

When you removed this, you seriously hurt yourself, though you felt no pain or fear in a physical sense. You hobbled yourself, crippled yourself. Made things harder for yourself. Made it harder to live you dreams. Made you afraid of your dreams. You have fled them, left them behind. But they will not hurt you. On the contrary they are necessary for you to live a happy and meaningful life.

Take up this aspect of yourself that you have abandoned. Put it back on, lovingly, not because you have to. You have to really want to, in order for it to fully heal and wake up. You will have the support you need, even of you can not physically see it. The support is there, will be there, whether it looks like it is there or not. Trust that.

Application

Find a re-attach this missing part of yourself. Remember your dream, dive in without fear, and go deep into it.

**KodyTyler** · 08-22-2014 05:59 PM

Thank you! Yes. It is applicable. And accurate. That's awesome. Thank you once again for taking your time to do this for me. You seem to do pretty good for a beginner xD aha