Please interpret.

I can't remember much at all but of what I do remember, I know I was hunting rabbits with my dad. We were in someones back yard and I saw a brown rabbit so I shot at it, but missed. I eventually hit it but it didn't die, instead it dove into a ditch. I tried to shoot it again but for some reason the bullets wouldn't harm the rabbit. Then I told my dad that I shot the rabbit, but that it didn't die. I pulled the bullet out of the rabbit but it was more like a big splinter or a stake. The rabbit then ran away.

What could this mean?

Just a guess but are you trying and failing to get pregnant? And because your father is always pressuring you to make him a grandfather? Because that's exactly what I think right away.

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Originally posted by SeeRelated
I can't remember much at all but of what I do remember, I know I was hunting rabbits with my dad. We were in someones back yard and I saw a brown rabbit so I shot at it, but missed. I eventually hit it but it didn't die, instead it dove into a ditch. I tried to shoot it again but for some reason the bullets wouldn't harm the rabbit. Then I told my dad that I shot the rabbit, but that it didn't die. I pulled the bullet out of the rabbit but it was more like a big splinter or a stake. The rabbit then ran away.

What could this mean?

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It is a Premonition of being in Heaven.

It was 40 years and I was in college and just several days before the Cat I had grown up with had died of old age and I had a Dream. In the Dream I was in the Field where I used to walk with my cat not very far away, walking at my side. Some mice ran by and I pointed them out saying "Look, Look! Kitcat, kill the mice!" But Kitcat looked up and told me, in pretty good English for a Cat, "No, this is Heaven, and we do not kill the mice, but we chase and play". And then I realized that she had died a few days before and that she was now saying 'Good Bye' in her fashion. And she was showing me her 'Heaven'.

Well, you were being shown your own Heaven. Where there is no Death.