Comments on: Symbolic Meaning of Mud Dream Interpretation

By: avenefica

avenefica — Wed, 28 May 2008 00:30:49 +0000

Hi Rocio,

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Namaste,
A.

By: Rocio

Rocio — Tue, 27 May 2008 21:09:32 +0000

I had a dream a few nights ago, where I was walking and all of the sudden I stepped into mud, what struck me was that it had a strong meaning in my dream, the look in my face was shock and the dream made it a point to realize that I was wearing my nice “white” shoes, that now where ruined. I dont know what this means, but I cant stop thinking about it since then, its like its suppose to mean something, these past dreams I been having are weird, last friday I had a dream of me driving and that I was adjusting my contact and I could not see the road, when I drove everything was blurred to me, I felt fear in my dream, last night I dream that I was naked in front of my coworker (which to that person it was like nothing as if I was clothed) and I looked up and saw a flock of birds flying over me, and they changed course right away, then I saw seals and a mamoth and other weird animals fly by too, and I thought to myself how weird this is, as I was naked in a half of a house with no roof, and next to me was a shower which was too little for me to get into. I dont know what all of this means, I have so many weird dreams that sometimes feels real, I wish I could ask questions about all of them.

By: avenefica

avenefica — Wed, 07 May 2008 18:32:21 +0000

Hi Adam,

I love this dream you’ve had, and I love all the imagery of resurrection and transformation sifting up through the mud.

Seems like a common theme for many of my readers for the last year or so has been one of standing on a precipice.

Many of us have been stuck in some sloggy mud (energetically speaking)…it is only now when many of us (such as you) are starting to wade out of it – emerging much more powerful than when we first sank in.

Thank you for sharing this dream with us, and for your beautiful recognition of restoration, hope and renewal.

Love & light,
A.

By: adam

adam — Wed, 07 May 2008 06:53:10 +0000

I had a dream that I was crawling on the ground through a prairie. From this ground’s eye view, I could see prairie dogs popping up here and there to my left and right. Eventually I came to a mud pit. There were ducks and geese and seagulls and their offspring encrusted in the mud, apparently dead. It was gruesome. Then I came to some people. One was covered in mud but could speak. Her name is Lynn and she was a coworker of mine many years ago. I asked if there was a way I could help and was able to splash a small wave of muddy water toward Lynn, but it wasn’t enough to make much difference. She said not to worry about the mud, that the water will come soon enough, as it had before, and wash away the mud. I would describe her attitude as hopeful, expectant, serene, confident, even joyful. It occurred to me in the dream that the mud pit was like a bay and that something like a tide would come back in and restore life and freedom. Things weren’t as dead as they seemed. I’m 54 and experiencing dissatisfaction with most areas of my life and took some solace from this dream.

By: avenefica

avenefica — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 19:36:58 +0000

Hi Lilly,

Our deeper self will use any manner it can to deliver its message.

The most precious jewels in the setting of our lives are our offspring.

When our dreams show our most cherished children threatened while we are helpless to save them, it is a heart wrenching wake-up call (to use the vernacular).

May I encourage you to explore your inner self?

Essentially be in touch with your own inner jewel (within the lotus that is you)…are you expressing this beauty? Or, is it squelched beneath a layer of symbolic mud?

We could interpret your dream to point to an apprehension or fear for your daughter’s well-being (lack of control in her process of growing up in the world, a mother’s natural need to protect her child, etc.)

However, I would like to offer the idea that your daughter in the dream is a symbol of the highly valuable divinity within yourself that is not being given its due.

As always, I ask you to meditate, contemplate, take the time to soul-search this dream meaning for your own personal understanding. Only you have the answers.

Thank you for the courage for sharing this dream – I realize it has the potential to elicit fear.

Don’t let it.

Use the dream to your advantage. You are both the message and the messenger.

Namaste & light,
A.

By: lilly

lilly — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 22:20:14 +0000

i had a dream that my 3 year old daughter was drowning in mud and i couldnt help her

By: susan21

susan21 — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 23:40:44 +0000

"Ultimately YOU are the interpreter of your own dreams." -Great advice Dreams are part of our intuition and we need to listen to them. I have been listening to a book on audio called Positive Energy on CD and am learning how to put my dreams and intuitions to work for me. The author, Judith Orloff MD also has a video on YouTube about the subject. YouTube Remembering and Interpreting Dreams