A dream I just cant shake

**lilly777** · 06-24-2010 10:07 PM

My dream starts off, I am running in a lush green forest at night. I am wearing a long white greek looking dress. My hair is down to my back red and curly. I am running in the forest from something. I hide behind a giant green bush and have my knees tucked inwards towards my chest.I see A black wolf the size of a bear come out and look right at me with green/yellow eyes. I jump back and fall on my butt. The wolf fur is so dark it glows a midnight blue color.

The dream continues and I am walking side by side with the wolf. We are not saying anything, but we walk the same. I am on the left and the wolf on the right of me. We both walk down a middle sandy path. The wolf stops and I see coiled poisonous snakes on the left and right side of the path. I start levitating forward in the air and the snakes coiled, there are three on each side they do not sense me being there.

I land on the ground again, to the end of the path was sand it was tan colored. There was a green bush again and out if the bush came a giant anaconda looking snake. The thing tried to strike at me and everytime it tried the bush caught on fire, at that time and rose up to block the snake. I tried to protect myself but taking both arms and blocking my head.The bush literally moved up and down in height to block the attacks burning the snake when it tried to attack. I am not sure what this means it has stayed in my head for years. Can anyone please give me their thoughts.

**lilly777** · 06-25-2010 12:04 AM

I am afraid of the huge snake at the end.Although when I was walking side by side with the wolf it felt like a protector. I felt peace and love from within. It felt like it was a spirit guide.

**Philosopher8659** · 06-25-2010 12:20 AM

Intense, but if you want real answers instead of guesses, I suggest you write it down, and then use the lucid dreamstate to learn by asking about each of the elements.

You will probably get your answers in visual metaphor, so be very specific with your questions. Use the questions as your concentration--focus for entering state.

PS, use only the state, and say what you see.--The similie in multis--or again by class definition.

I can say this, even if someone told you what they knew about the symbolism, you could not possibly believe them, at any rate, it is best to go to the source to learn. Besides, if it is true, the only person who could tell you something about it, is the last person who should. Go to the source.

**daeryk** · 09-15-2010 02:39 PM

The snake is a symbol for a negative thought that poisons your mind. It's something you think that makes you feel negative and takes away positive thoughts and good spirits. They can represent anything negative, but usually black snakes are fears, light brown snakes are desires for things you don't think you can have. It's just something that ruins your mood or makes you stop respecting or caring about people.