what is the dream interpretation of Yeti, Sasquatch?
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To dream of the mythical bigfoot may represent a person or situation in your life that offers warm companionship, yet is a dangerous threat to your well-being. If you dreamed of a mountain-dwelling bigfoot, you will need to be strong to get through a tough social or emotional ordeal. If the creature you saw dwelled in the forest, follow your instincts to keep certain things to yourself - this is an important time to protect your privacy. Also be careful of giving in to irrational urges that go against what's best for you.
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I really don't think you can control your dreams.  It could be a desire though.\n\nIs it normal for me to dream about a monkey stealing my spaceship?
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This is a recurring dream I had as a teenager. (I believe it is directly related to watching WAY too much tv.)\n\nIt always started out as me being kidnapped.  I was of course, eventually rescued after a globe trotting chase, by a long haired rock star.  We married and became missionaries.\n\nThis isn't the weird part.  The weird part follows.\n\nJust before I wake up....right before....this phrase flashes.  "To be continued!"  with a voice following tune in next time...\n\nEither the following night or a week later my dream would continue.  It would show flashes of the previous dream and continue on with the story.\n\nThe story continued with my and my rock star husband adopting a boy from a third world country.  \n\nBut like I said, they weird part was the fact that my dream had TWO PARTS!!!\n\nThis is REALLY true.
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Yes, I have. He is an Indian shaman. He told me that his name should only be known to me and not to share it with others. I was involved in a serious vehicle accident while serving in the Army. The accident occurred north of El Paso, TX on a small military range in New Mexico. I was thrown from the vehicle as it flipped over. For the next 5 days, I was awake and talking in the hospital trauma ward. But, I have no memory of those 5 days. That is except for one thing. I had a re-occurring dream, or at least I thought it was a dream. I was standing out in the middle of the desert watching a burial take place. Next to me stood me spirit guide. We watched without saying a word as two men brought the body of a deceased man to a place in front of us. The mans body was carried on a man made stretcher made of wood & animal skins. The stretcher was placed on top of four - 6' long poles, one pole at each corner. Then the men moved away. The shaman and I would turn and look at each other now & then. Still no words were spoken. Then, another man walked over to the body with a torch in his hand. He set the body ablaze. We watched as the body was consumed by fire. It was then that I realised. The body on the stretcher...was me. This whole dream repeated itself time & time again until I finally awkoe from fog that my mnd was in due to the accident. The whole dream sequence was shown to me as a way to tell me that my life was beginning again and I would be going down a new path. I now refer to that time in my life as my "phoenix phase". Thank you to my guide for helping me through a difficult transition.
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It is Quetzalcouatal, the feathered serpent.\nOr maybe it's Cthulhu.\nYeah, that's it, Cthulhu......
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Most of my dreams are of people I've never met and places I've never been.\nOne thought is that these people are real and they are interacting with one of my 12 (or 144 depending on who you read) soul extensions and I'm tapping into one of those soul extension's lives for the dream.\nAnother thought is that I am a writer and extremely creative so even my dreams are unique.\nMy therapist says every person in a dream is an aspect of the dreamer. So if there's a tall thin black sharp-shooting army woman in my dream, it's up to me to figure out what she represents in my personality.
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Is this in a dream or did it happen in real life?  \n\nIn a dream bears represent messages, messages in forms of written letters, telepnone calls, or a person to person message, also a message could come in the form of a dream.  \n\nIn real life a bear crossing your path means they didn't see you, and they were too interested in eating.  Count yourself lucky, and try to stay out of their way.
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ITS THE GHOST OF GUATEMALA... BE CAREFUL YOUNG ONE AS IT SEEM TO HAVE A FAVORABLE SENSE ON YOU... HAHAHAHA... or probably its just your imagination.. running away with you.. so its just your imaginaaaatiiooon.. runningggg awaaay with you.. or maybe its the Jin which an unseen creature.. we're not the only ones inhabiting the world you know.. there's the unseen too.. don't worry just let it be.. ignore it..
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There are Unidentified Flying Objects, however I suspect that the real issue is whether they come from another planet, or are as yet unexplained atmospheric phenomena, or are they beings from another planet, or are they top-secret government test flights, or are the incarnations of the grim reapers, or what? I don't know what they are, but they definitely exist. My money is on atmospheric phenomena\n\nLoch Ness Monster; for the last 25 years, I've been reading everything I can about Nessie. It's one lake, one contained space, and they can't find any evidence despite the fact that they've been continuously observing it for three decades, and scanning it with sonar. I'm betting that there's no Nessie\n\nBigfoot (and Yeti) legends tend to be about a spiritual creature with hypnotic powers over those it encounters. This would put Bigfoot in the realm of the faeries, and so Bigfoot is as likely to exist as any magickal being
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The meaning depends on your emotional reaction to the dream. Be very careful, in Islam, bad dreams should NOT be disclosed to others. Tabir or prophecy through dreams is very personal and should be pursued with care.\n\nThe Sunnah tells us there are 3 types of dreams:\nRu'yaa - good or righteous visions from Allah\nHulum - bad dreams which cause sadness from Shaitan\nDreams from the ramblings of your own mind. (good or bad)\n\nWater and Snakes can each have negative or positive feelings, and various combination and actions can also be either positive or negative.\n\nI will not tell you the typology (symbolism) for either snakes or water used by the great Muslim scholars. You must ask an experienced religious leader who may use the information in THE MUQADDIMAH by ibn Khaldun.
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Crow\n\nTo see a crow in your dream, represents your annoying habits and the darker part of your character. The crow may serve as messengers from your unconscious\n \n\nCheck out the web site below it is a free online dream analyzer. It is where this cam from
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Dream analysis is something only you can do. Early psychologists like Freud tried to analyze dreams, but they relied on universal symbols which ended up being wayyyy to culturally (and individually even) constrained. For instance, in Western culture, a dragon may mean something scary or creepy, huge, destructive. The chineese see the dragon as a playful symbol of good luck. So if you dream about a dragon what does it mean? Maybe that you had heartburn.
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I dreamt once that I saw a guy with half of his face tattooed at a cafe. The next day I was driving in front of the local college and passed a guy walking with half of his face tattooed with a tribal tattoo!!!! Is that freaky or what?
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im not sure, I did have a (strictly platonic) dream about him the other night...odd? ive never thought twice about him during the day?\n\ninterestingly enough, in my dream he was lying face down dead on the ground in a basement area that was about to flood, and i was looking upon him with someone by my side who said "youll see texas walker ranger never dies" and later on in the dream he was up and about kicking bootie. the only reason i even know about texas walker is bcuz my fatherinlaw watches it sometimes, and ive had to reming him i dont want my 3 yr old looking at it bcuz of the violence. \n\nbut somehow hes managed to touch my subconsious, as a greater than mortal man....wowwwwwww. but who knows i am a product of the 80's?
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Dreams ARE often a result of something physical. but sometimes the aura of a dream won't leave you and you get the feeling that it is somehow prophetic. I don't claim to be an interpreter of dreams, but sometimes think maybe the Lord has given me that  gift. I only think that the people in your "pit" are all the people you will encounter in life. It is your job to "process" whatever these people have to offer you. There is no with-holding on their part or malice or shame on yours. It is simply a dream telling you to accept life, use it, and make the most of everything you've been given! You are in control of what you do with what you are handed.\n                                   God Bless You!!
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In Native American culture, a dreamcatcher is a handmade object based on a hoop (traditionally of willow), incorporating a loose net, and decorated with items unique to the particular dreamcatcher. There is a traditional belief that a dreamcatcher filters a person's dreams, letting through only the good ones. There are related legends. \n\nDreams -- Throughout history, nearly every person and culture has placed importance on the meanings of dreams - archetypical messages from 'the other side' - given by various sources - that must interpreted by their symbology and content. Today, dreams are still a powerful force in many people's lives, particularly because of the meanings that can be found in them. Whether dreams are good or bad, they can inspire, confuse, or upset the dreamer. \n\nIn the Ojibway tribe, night visions, or dreams, were so important that children were not given a name until after a person designated as the "namer" of that child had a dream as to what he/she should be called. The namer might give the child a charm woven to look like a spider's web in order to protect the baby's dreams. \n\nDreamcatchers are an authentic American Indian tradition, from the Ojibway (Chippewa) tribe. The people would tie sinew strands in a web around a small round or tear-shaped frame - in a somewhat similar pattern to how they tied webbing for Ojibway snowshoes--and hang this "dream-catcher" as a charm to protect sleeping children from nightmares. The legend is that the bad dreams will get caught in the web. \n\nThe Dreamcatcher allegedly helps us remember our dreams. It is regarded by some as a serious tool that is much more than a decorative ornament. The opening in the center determines the volume that you are asking to receive and parallels the changes that will occur in your life. \n\nHang the dreamcatcher near the place where you sleep, on the wall, or perhaps from a lampshade or bedpost. Should your dreams become too active, or if you feel you need a break from the workings of your dreamcatcher, simply lay it down on a flat surface to render it inactive until you are ready to hang it up again. Beads, feathers and fetishes are not appropriate on a dreamcatcher as they interfere with the spiraling motion and can cause disturbing dreams. \n\nThey are quite beautiful, I have an authentic one hanging over my bed.
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Just dreaming.\nBut if you are awake go to\nhttp://www.ofesite.com/spirit/palm/readself_start.htm