Yellow dolphin .

Well, I've some thoughts Daz, but not sure they're the sort of thoughts you're asking for...

You been drinking Absynthe or something? 😀

All Love and Reiki Hugs

Well, I've some thoughts Daz, but not sure they're the sort of thoughts you're asking for...

You been drinking Absynthe or something? 😀

All Love and Reiki Hugs

hahha ..

It's funny the dolphin actually was speaking to me in the dream .. shame I don't speak dolphin, I would of asked him/her why are you yellow 🙂 and oooh what big eyes you have .. 😀 .. and why are you in my dream lol .

I do have a vague idea as to why but thought it would be interesting as to what others thought ..

x dazzle x

Interesting link with the dolphin and greek gods .. kinda like the other week when I had a dream of the deer and the link with Artemis ..

Just though I'd copy and paste this in case others have had similar dreams ..

Dolphin Totem Meanings and Symbolism

This page on the dolphin meaning comes in response to an overwhelming series of impressions I've gotten from the dolphin. They're everywhere!
From earrings, to movies. Wallpaper to conversations. Dolphins keep swimming in my awareness at every turn. That means it's time to swim along!
Considered the "king of fish" by many ancient cultures, dolphin meaning is closely associated with kingly qualities. Not the dominating kind. Observe the dolphin for any length of time and you know if dolphins ruled the world they would be gracious in their reign.
And that is the core theme to dolphin meanings. Grace.
A quick-list of symbolic dolphin meaning includes:

• Playfulness
• Transcendence
• Gentleness
• Harmony
• Intelligence
• Contentment
• Friendship
• Community
• Resurrection
• Generosity
• Power

Christian symbolism conveys the dolphin as an aspect of Christ. Dolphins seen in Christian art are symbolic of resurrection. Some artists utilize the protective, stabilizing, compassionate demeanor of the dolphin as a message of wellbeing to the pure of heart. Some artistic renditions speak of dolphins transporting the spirits of the faithful to Christ's side upon leaving their physical bodies.
This dolphin meaning is mimicked in ancient Greece where legend tells us the dolphin was responsible for carrying the souls of the dead to the Islands of the Blessed.

Also in Greece, the dolphin is a compatriot of both the god Apollo (sun) and the goddess Aphrodite (moon). Both [url]lunar symbolism[/url] and [url]solar symbolism[/url] are represented in the dolphin.

• Sun Dolphin meanings: Active, Life, Vibrant, Health, Renewal, Intelligence
• Moon Dolphin meaning: Hidden power, Intuition, Dreams, Conception, Feminine

This is a key understanding because the dolphin meaning is connected with themes of duality. It has to do with the dolphin being both fish and mammal. It is both of the water, and an air breather. Ergo, dolphin symbolism talks to us about "being in two worlds at once." Indeed, the dolphin is a great conveyor of the concept of yin and yang.
Along with the divine Apollo sun and Aphrodite [url]moon associations[/url], other deities associated with the dolphin include:

• Poseidon (Greek), Neptune (Roman)

Themes of kingship, rulership, authority, strength, dominion, freedom, intelligence, compassion and fatherly protection over the entire kingdom (sea).

• Eros (Greek), Cupid (Roman)

These gods contribute dolphin meaning of: Love, friendliness, playfulness, sensuality, desire, exploration, curiosity, attraction and joy.

• Dionysus (Greek), Bacchus (Roman)

These deities underscore the dolphins ability to uplift, and carries themes of joviality, freedom, wildness, abandon, creative self-expression.

Greek myth indicates Dionysus was known to turn himself into a dolphin and transported the shrine at Delphi where the cult of dolphin worshippers convened.
The term delphi is noteworthy as the Greek word for dolphin is delphis and its derivative, delphys means womb. This incorporates more lunar and feminine attributes to the dolphin scene.

In [url]Celtic animal symbolism[/url], the dolphin as a highly honored creature as it was seen as the protector of sacred wells and [url]sacred water[/url]. The dolphin, to the Celtic mind, is the watcher of the waters, and the guardians of all things water-associated.
Pirate lore also hails the dolphin as a symbol of protection. Indeed, legend admits dolphin sightings were often exaggerated into incredibly fantasies of mermaids. Sailors often understood the spirit of mermaids lived in the heart of the dolphin, and ancient stories of the sea refer to dolphins metamorphosing into beautify sea maidens (and mermaids) if seen under just the right conditions.
Whether this is true or not remains to be confirmed. What is true is countless tales of dolphins interacting with humans in friendly, even protective ways. This colors the dolphin meaning in hues of compassion, caring, community and generous spirit in reaching out to connect with another species.

x daz x

Hi Guys .

Had a dream of a big eyed yellow dolphin in a swimming pool .

Any thoughts lol ..

x dazzle x

Hi dazzle,

Yes, I have some thoughts... don't eat Cheese before you go to sleep... or... do - as a tasty device for getting in touch with your unconscious - the choice (as they say) is yours.

Cheese before bed time would be like rocket fuel to a busy dream-time traveler such as yourself, daz... so be careful with your choice from the Cheese Board: From personal experimentation, I can tell you: Cheddar (2oz/century) for traveling to the past; Double Gloucestershire (1.76oz/century) for traveling to the future; dairy-lea triangles (0.5 triangle/disagreeable tummy rumble ) for traveling to the bathroom :D...WHAT am I on about!

Back to the yellow dolphin in the swimming pool. There's not much to go on... anything else about the dream ~ what went before and after...? You say the dolphin was speaking to you... I don't speak dolphin either, many people don't (huh!), but.... did you glean the general gist....:D