Thread: Could anyone give me adive on this dream?

random triggers in your brain did stuff. thhat's the only adive I can give you.

I'm not very good at dream interpretation (nor am I completely convinced I believe in it anyway), but this site has a handy little box in the top right corner that you can type significant objects into. I would suggest, "boat" "water" "stairs" "girls" "fists" "old men" etc.

I'm no professional but I can toss some ideas your way

The pack of little girls might represent your comfort zone, maybe embodying the friends you left behind when you moved?
The teacher might be your mother, leading you one way or another but it didn't seem like she played a big role in the dream so it might have just been a connection between a group of young girls need a chaperon. Also the age difference between the dream and your current age could mean that you, on some level, associated moving to a new place with maturing or growing up and your brain probably had a 50/50 chance of creating you either as older or younger.

Stairs usually mean a journey or moving up in some way, so wild guess, did your mom move for a job or to get away from something? Then the stairs would likely mean you thought you might be making progress towards a better life.
The canoe supports the second reasoning behind the stairs as it's more than likely symbolising a journey. Did you want to move? If you didn't then that explains the swampy boat ride
The fists seem to represent the actual change and choices you had to make before moving, and what you left behind, where the men played the role of each particular choice. The men's age and gender I'm guessing is related to a relative? Or boss, someone close?

And then when leaving the brain seemed to be predicting what it would be like for the people you left when you moved. You just vanished, or so your brain perceived it to be that way.
The glowing eyes I have no explanation for. Maybe you watched/thought/read about a scary movie or "demonic phenomenon" before you fell asleep?
And then finally life went on and the little girls got in the bus and rode back to school without the lost little girl.

That's my reasoning anyway. Moving is usually a big event in someone's life even if they don't think it is. That and I've heard about dreams similar to yours from other people who have moved. Not exactly like yours but around the same basic feelings and theme.

But honestly...all there is to understanding your dreams is trying to connect symbolism with real life events, and you have to understand that the brain fires off random images into dreams that might skew the whole perception of it. One symbol might mean ten different things at once too.

For example the group of school girls might mean friends, comfort, safety, religion (usually catholic), schools private/religious, normalcy, blandness, no real way to stand out of a crowd, different feelings, innocence, fun...the list is endless. Dreams are very personal things and if you take time to sit down and really study the symbols in the dream then you'll probably find a link between your dream life and real life you never thought about before.