Comments on: Symbolism of Snake and Skull in Mexican Mythology

By: Mary Novak

Mary Novak — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 17:43:14 +0000

I have had my first dreams of skulls after a 13 year intense healing and shamanic initiations… only time will reveal the collective level of its meaning, but i thank you for sharing your wisdom. Maria Katerina Petchuwa Frankuzka Czarnik Novak, 13 Star Nation Black Jaguar Nations of the Primordial Grandmothers

By: Graham Hardie

Graham Hardie — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 14:22:31 +0000

Hi there I had a dream last night was wondering if u could interpret it for me. In this dream there was a very large kind of yellow/golden serpent and it was I felt v. evil and it was going to consume me; however i destroyed it with a bolt of fire, burning it’s head off and i felt i had conquered it; however just to make sure at the end of my dream i let loose my own serpent into the dream of the same size and colour etc and i felt that this creature was “good” and would protect me and do my bidding; then the dream ended; when i woke up i felt i had defeated something bad and evil; i practice prayer and read the Bible but before I went to sleep i had been chanting “Allah” to myself; what does all this mean and thanks for ur help; Graham

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By: TheOtherIvy

TheOtherIvy — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 14:05:32 +0000

Great information. The tradition of making sugar skulls is also fascinating.