Nighttime Messages, Daytime Wisdom
To celebrate the fifth anniversary of this website, here’s a post about the five most popular dream interpretation blogs. In five years, I have written over two hundred blogs. What a fun and learning experience it has been!
This blog about purse symbolism in dreams was inspired by two of my recent dreams. First, let’s cover the general meanings for purse, handbag, and pocketbooks; whatever you choose to call it. Please note this information is also valid for backpacks and wallets, too.
The below four and half minute video demonstrates how many feelings create different dream meanings. Our feelings also affect a dream symbol’s message. I get this point across with the cat symbol inside a simple dream example, while using the emotions: fear, anger, sadness, and happiness.
Perhaps you are wondering, was it a visitation dream I had last night? This is a question that brings hundreds of people each day to visit my blogs about dreams of the deceased and one I often hear from my clients.
Before answering was it a visitation dream, I feel it’s important to answer who can visit you in your dream. Depending upon your experiences and your beliefs, you could have a visitation from the following:
Before going into dream interpretation and Lenormand cards similarities, let’s talk about their differences. They are like night and day as we usually dream at night and our dreams are nonphysical. While Lenormand cards are read when we are awake in their physical format. We can hold the cards in our hands, but not our dreams. Lastly, the majority of people will view them as completely different from one another.
What an honor to be as an expert guest on the subject of dreams on Dead Time podcast. Host, Katherine Lundin, is a very skilled at asking intriguing questions while creating a fun and comfortable atmosphere. She is also a gifted clairvoyant and medium. Learn more about her at Katherine’s website.
Listen to the podcast below:
Going deeper in dream interpretation is so important to truly understand your dream meanings. If you use a dream dictionary app or book, you’re receiving a basic viewpoint. Instead it’s important to dig into all angles of the dream. An analogy for you to understand this is when you desire to know your horoscope for the day. There are a mega amount of sites that have horoscopes written from someone’s astrological point of view on your star sign. More importantly, these horoscopes are for the general audience and don’t take into account: the time of your birth, your ascending sign, different houses, and other aspects pertaining to astrology. The same is true for dream analysis.
This post is to inform my readers about signs from the deceased besides dreams. Because every day I get hundreds of visits to three of my most popular blogs, Dreams of a Deceased Mother, Dreams of a Deceased Father, and Dreaming of a Deceased Pet. Yes, dreams about the departed are very important; however, that’s not the only way our deceased loved ones contact us. Sometimes our grief will stop them from visiting in our dreams. A departed loved one might prefer to contact us during the day by using another method, which they find easier or fits their personality better.
The idea of doing a blog on the elephant dream meanings came about from my recent trip to the San Diego Zoo. What fun it was to watch such magnificent creatures eat, walk about, and live! Elephants have fascinated humans for centuries, which is why it’s not surprising they appear symbolically in our dreams.
Are you wondering about what the meanings of bear symbolism in dreams are? Then you have come to the right place. In this post, I will go over the general bear positive and negative messages. Next we’ll view the bear symbol from different angles.