Is a Scary Recurring Dream Symbol Bad?

Is a recurring scary dream symbol bad? You may feel, when you awake from the same scary dream yet again, that the dream means that something bad is coming your way. These kind of dreams can be especially distressing. However, the scary dream symbol may simply be trying to alert you to something you aren’t aware of.

Do you have a recurring dream symbol? What is it? Please share below in the comments section. 

Today, I’m using the volcano as an example of a scary recurring dream symbol. Therefore, in the rest of this post, I’ll talk about aspects of a scary recurring dream symbol and also the meaning of dreaming of a volcano. Have you had a dream with a volcano in it, please share. Thanks.

Dream Interpretation Pheasant

In understanding a “Dream Interpretation Pheasant,” you need to realize that as a bird, a pheasant represents spirituality, but also instinct. Furthermore, the pheasant dream symbol has the very interesting meaning of symbolizing dreams and the unconscious from which dreams emerge, according to Dream Stop‘s article on pheasant dreams.

Who would think that Dream Interpretation Pheasant would have any specific meaning other than to dream of a bird!

How Do You Interpret Your Dreams? Larry Page’s Dream

How do you interpret your dreams? This question resonates with importance, because your dreams can bring you insights and guidance.

For example, Larry Page, co-founder of Google, derived the algorithm for ranking websites from a dream he had in his early 20’s. If he hadn’t done that first important step in interpreting his dream, who knows if we would even have Google today?

That Important First Step in Dream Interpretation

So, how do you interpret your dreams? In this video, Carol Chapman, creator of Creative Dream Interpretation, shows you that important first step. It’s a step that Larry Page knew to take.

Why Study Your Dreams – The Man of My Dreams

Why Study Your Dreams? You’d be amazed at what your dreams can tell you.

The Man of My Dreams

For me, my dreams brought me, “The Man of My Dreams.” That’s right. I dreamt about a handsome stranger, saw him the next day in waking life, and now we’ve been married for 22 years. I’m literally married to “The Man of My Dreams.”

So that’s the answer to the question: Why study your dreams? Because you don’t know what your dreams are telling you if you don’t study them. First, you have to remember them.

Dream Interpretation: End of the World

Dream Interpretation: End of the World –a really scary topic! Nonetheless, if you’re looking for information on an end of the world dream you’ve just had, please take a look below.

If you feel like it, please share your dream of the end of the world in the comments section.

Dream Interpretation Snake: a Different Kind of Snake Dream

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Yikes, I just had another snake dream! Naturally, I’m now scrambling online looking up Dream Interpretation Snake. 

But, such a strange snake! It lay quietly, on the left side of a rise of about seven stairs, leading up to a white door. And it had a white and beige mottled color, not the black or brown of many scary dream snakes. No fear, no shock on my part, and no aggression from the snake.

The Man of My Dreams – Excerpt from When We Were Gods

When We Were Gods:
Insights on Atlantis, Past Lives, Angelic Beings of Light and Spiritual Awakening

Chapter 1:
The Man of My Dreams

Have you ever had a dream that changed your life? Have you ever had a dream come true?

Everyone says they want to find the man or woman of their dreams. But what if it happened to you? What if you dreamt of a stranger you were supposed to marry—and then saw that person the next day? What would you do? Would you go up to them and say, “I just dreamt I’m supposed to marry you?” Or would you wait and watch, wondering what kind of person you had dreamt about?

Dream interpretation Huge Waves

With dream interpretation huge waves, you’re dealing not only with water, but also the vastness of the ocean: therefore, emotion and also the subconscious.

A Phone Call Request for Dream Interpretation Huge Waves

I received a phone call recently, in which I learned about a dream that involved huge waves. The dreamer was in the water trying to get to solid ground but the waves kept pulling her back into the ocean.

Dream Interpretation: Darkness

Today, I’ve decided to write about Dream Interpretation: Darkness. That’s because I’ve noticed that a number of people have written to me with dreams in which “dark” or “darkness” was a significant symbol. By the way, I’ve included those dreams (or excerpts from them) below. If you’re interested, you’ll find them among the dreams posted in the comments section of: Dream Interpretation: Crossing a Bridge.

In addition, I recently had a dream in which I dreamed about a thick, impenetrable dark forest. So, now, that made me really curious! What could darkness mean in a dream?

Dream Interpretation BlueBird

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