i dreamed that i was lieing on my bed, asleepon my tummy. i could see the room and i could see myself. i was watching myself sleeping. then suddenly two big wolves came into my bedroom. they suddenly just appeared. they were very big. they walked around my bed for a lil while. then i went back into my body. i couldnt see what they were doing but suddenly i could feel one wolf sniffing my foot which was slightly hanging overthe edge of the bed. i was shocked, pulled my foot underthe blanket and woke up. it all seemed very real and i was very very scared. the feeling i had was TERROR
that same day, just by chance my son , hes 9, told me he had a weird dream. i asked him what it was about and he said he dreamed that there were two wolves in my bedroom walking around my bed
that shocked me and i told him that s what i experienced!!!
i still dont know what exactly happend there
does anyone know?
thank you
love
m
RE: wolves
Hi M,
What you're describing sounds less like the dream state and more like an OBE (out of body experience.) During this state it is said that the spirit of the person drifts above the body and is temporarily seperate. Sometimes this is a spontaneous happenning, and sometimes people can control it, and go into this state purposefully.
I'm no expert on this, but if it was me who had had the experience, I would be thinking along these lines:
That I had experienced an OBE spontaneously through the need to see a part of myself or a situation with greater clarity, and above all, objectivity. By disconnecting the rational part of myself I could confront whatever it was that I was supposed to be seeing and really face up to it, rather than dismissing it through disbelief/fear. You mention that what you were seeing was wolves. It would be my interpretation that there weren't really wolves in the room, but that the wolves were symbolic of an energy in your life or mind. Wolves represent the wild side of our nature, and being a wild animal often stand for danger- dangerous people or the dangerous passions that we have in our own minds. There is a destructive force arising from the unconscious, thoughts we have created in the past, which threaten us. This could therefore be highlighting anxiety over the thoughts and desires in your subconscious or possibly anxiety over basic needs in your life.
RE: wolves
hi
little miss giggles
Azalia has some excellent info there,i can only add to it.
In my experiences i have felt that visions and even dreaming of wolves is in a way your need to overcome, face up to or find the strength in or over a situation in your life.
The wolves come not as a threat to you but i feel as a symbol of strength that you have, but not realised yet !a reminder to you.
A wolf is also a sign of independence,no matter what comes upon the wolf he is ready and can tackle it on his own, and often he has the only choice to tackle whatever comes upon him on his own !.
Even if the wolf is in a pack, he can act upon his own two feet, reagrdless of what others do.he just knows !(oops !,i mean four in the wolfs case
).even your son confirms thisaffirmation to you.
Messages are brought to you in many ways.
So overall strength and independence, you have it! ,just now know it !
blesings
sacrel
RE: wolves
Sounds like youwere in the astral plane but your astral body and that of your son's (possibly due to his very sensitive age) saw and experienced them. The meanings a wolf could represnt may be the need to belong to a group and face fears. Would this make sense?
RE: wolves
ORIGINAL: Azalia
Hi M,
What you're describing sounds less like the dream state and more like an OBE (out of body experience.) During this state it is said that the spirit of the person drifts above the body and is temporarily seperate. Sometimes this is a spontaneous happenning, and sometimes people can control it, and go into this state purposefully.
I'm no expert on this, but if it was me who had had the experience, I would be thinking along these lines:
That I had experienced an OBE spontaneously through the need to see a part of myself or a situation with greater clarity, and above all, objectivity. By disconnecting the rational part of myself I could confront whatever it was that I was supposed to be seeing and really face up to it, rather than dismissing it through disbelief/fear. You mention that what you were seeing was wolves. It would be my interpretation that there weren't really wolves in the room, but that the wolves were symbolic of an energy in your life or mind. Wolves represent the wild side of our nature, and being a wild animal often stand for danger- dangerous people or the dangerous passions that we have in our own minds. There is a destructive force arising from the unconscious, thoughts we have created in the past, which threaten us. This could therefore be highlighting anxiety over the thoughts and desires in your subconscious or possibly anxiety over basic needs in your life.
an OBE? i only thought this could happen hen we dy somwhow, excuse my ignorance[:o]
what you said about facing up to it ratherthen dismissing it makes soooo much sense. it makes so m uch sense its like a slap in tha face[:o]
and i was so scared when i woke up, i wasnt tired tho when i woke up, it was like i have been up already, watching the wolves.
the wolves were very scary and i knew who they represented in my dream.my parents
when i woke up i was petrified
thinking about it now, it still makes me feel ummm...dunno but something negative
thank you so much for your take on this azalia! it was really insightful