Animals in dreams can be extremely helpful in gaining insight into ourselves - into our psyche. Animal dreams deal with strong emotion and are usually indicative of "prime root" issues in our lives.
Animals in dreams signify our basic instincts, our deepest emotions. They appeal to our deepest desire to be wild and free.
When investigating our animals in dreams, it is important to recall as many aspects of the dream as possible. Here are somethings to keep in mind as you consider your animals in dreams:
The question is far too general for a meaningful interpretation. Different animals have different meanings in different contexts. For example, a dream of an angry lion in a grocery store would mean something very different from a dream of a sleeping lion in a cathedral, and dreams of a mouse in the same places would be quite different indeed.
I sopose it depends what animal it is so which animal is it?
The neglected animal probably symbolizes a real life responsibility or commitment that the dreamer has neglected. The dream is a nudge from the dreamer's subconscious mind to take care of the matter.
The animal in your dream represents something in your real life that has the qualities and characteristics of this animal. For example, if the dream is a frightening nightmare in which you are trying to escape this animal, then it represents a problem that you are trying to escape or avoid instead of resolving. On the other hand, if the dream is calm and the animal is cute and friendly, that represents something or someone cute and friendly that accompanies your (or whom you would LIKE to accompany you) in real life.
Umm... what?
There is no specific term for the dream of a sea animal. If sea animals are observed to be dreaming, the appropriate term would be "dream."
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Assuming the dreamer is being treated as a patient in an animal hospital, the dream suggests that the dreamer feels that others, particularly authorities, do not recognize the dreamer's dignity or value as a human being. It might also indicate that the dreamer feels that she/he is being treated inappropriately.
That your Mom is possibly afraid of animals, or you or your siblings are prone to having to rescue people or, your (strange) dream has to do with a movie you just watched.
A dream animal of any sort doesn't really exist, so if you're chasing one, you're off on a fruitless quest. In America, we say "off on a wild goose chase."
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