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Strange Dream I Had Last Night...

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posted on Oct, 24 2011 @ 06:13 PM
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This is actually my first thread since joining ATS, so bear with me


Last night I fell asleep on my couch, and had a very strange dream...
In my dream, I woke up in my bed and heard a noise beside my full-size mirror (kept in the opposite corner of my bedroom). When I looked to see if it was possibly my cats getting into trouble, I saw only a dark shadow, that was definitely not my cats, at first. I started to move closer to the dark figure and as I did, my eyes become better adjusted to the darkness in my bedroom and I saw a large raven...
I kept wondering how it got into our bedroom, and I tried to wake up my boyfriend saying "There's a bird in our room!!", but he didn't even stir. Then I checked to see if our bedroom window was open, thinking it might have come in through the window somehow, but the window was closed and locked. In my dream, the whole time I was moving around trying to wake my boyfriend up and figure out how a raven got into our room, the raven didn't seem to move at all. I sat back down on my bed and was completely confused; I looked back at the raven and noticed that instead of having dark eyes, like most crows and ravens, this particular one had yellow greyish eyes. We just stared into each others' eyes for a long while, again without the raven moving from where it had been when I woke up. Then, all of a sudden the raven flapped it's huge wings......and that's pretty much when I woke up.



Since I was a little girl, and lived on the Queen Charlotte Islands, I've always had a kind of obsession with crows and Ravens. Perhaps it's because the native people, whom we came to know very well in the small town we lived in, believed that ravens and crows held the souls of our ancestors. Anyways, since then I've always talked to crows and ravens whenever I see them, but I have never had a dream about them. So, I'm wondering if anyone might have some interpretation of what the dream might mean?



posted on Oct, 24 2011 @ 06:25 PM
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Do any of your cats show signs of illness?

I call those dreams within dreams. I'm not sure what the actual term is for them. Dreams where you wake up inside the dream. I've even had ones where I had a total of four layers of dreams within dreams.

Dreams are interesting and can be approached on MANY levels.

If I had the dream you had, I would be checking my cats for fever, runny noses, raspy lung sounds, and particularly making sure their toilet habits were in the usual range. If cats are using the toilet in unusual places, less or more volume than normal, or have stopped urinating ... it's vet time.



posted on Oct, 24 2011 @ 06:35 PM
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I've had vivid encounters with spirits in animal form before. One time it was a demonic cat, on another it was a pair of owls. Those are messengers that deliver warnings or lessons. If you can remember what it was telling you when you locked eyes you might better understand. And if not, then you aren't supposed to know it yet. They work on their time, not ours. Be prepared for it to return maybe again, or not... Have a question for it? Just thinking aloud from reading your thread.



posted on Oct, 24 2011 @ 09:33 PM
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Well coincidentally, we had to put down our beloved cat Zeppelin on October 13th because he had a major urinary blockage and he was in a lot of pain....it broke my heart


When I started to think about the dream more this morning, I thought that maybe it could've had something to do with him?



posted on Oct, 24 2011 @ 09:37 PM
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That's very probable in my opinion.

The part of the dream that cued me to the symbolic spirit-form being representative of a cat was the eye color.

Dreams do many things; but, their primary function to help us cope with subconscious issues we have buried and not dealt with completely.
edit on 24/10/2011 by Trexter Ziam because: add missing space



posted on Oct, 24 2011 @ 09:50 PM
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Wow you seem to know quite a bit about this sort of stuff....thank you.

I have LOTS of really strange dreams so I'm sure we will chat again about their symbolic interpretations now that I can post threads on ATS



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