Dragon

[Varzandeh]

Dragon:
Dragon means a powerful enemy.
If one dreamt had a dragon as a pet means he will acquaint some big people.
If dreamt was fighting a dragon and defeated it means will fight an enemy and will defeat him.
If dreamt killed the dragon and had its flesh, means will overcome the enemy and will have money to spend.
If dreamt dragon ate him there is a death danger by an illness.
If dreamt he was on back of a dragon riding means a big enemy will obey him.

[unclesirbobbyrobson]

Dragons can symbolise a few things. One dragon dream I have read linked to sexual comments. the dreamer was a waitress at a big strip club. She had been getting sexual comments from customers. the dream dealt with how she coped with these comments

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The dream mind is entirely different to the waking mind. The waking mind uses ordinary language to express its thoughts and feelings. The dream mind will play out its emotions and also weave together symbols to express its meaning. The waking mind simply says "I hope my boyfriend does not react to what I said last night by leaving me" whilst the dream mind will simply give you a list of symbols(maybe it would use a chemical spillage to symbolise the fear that someone may react). Try using my own dream dictionary at the following page to help you understand the various dream dictionary meanings.

http://www.geocities.com/hairybobby2000/dreamessay.html DREAM DICTIONARY
http://www.geocities.com/hairybobby2...ssayhowto.html How to use dreams symbols

[rmahil]

Hi unclesirbobbyrobson,

I have a slightly different interpretation.

In the dream unclersirbobbyrobson referenced, the dreamer who dreamt of dragon laid an egg which mean dreamer is gave birth to a concept or an idea. The head come up tells us that it became visible on earth. Dragon is the newfound career of the dreamer in the strip club. She hiding her egg indicates she is hiding her concept.

To many people the dragon can be interpreted spirit of lust, anger, pride, greed, etc which as Varzandeh mentions is powerful enemy of a human soul and which you have also mentioned in your website.

When the spirit is unleashed it can be a detrimental and powerful in capturing the mind and souls. Therefore, the person is no longer free but subject to the slavery of its master which at that point is lust, greed, pride, anger. With its consuming power, it can invade overtake and destroy the human soul. There lies the battle for the freedom of a human soul.

Of course, to those who are comfortable and are lukewarm to this spirit do not consider it an enemy but is a comfortable cohort. And then the entanglement and trouble come into dreamer's life without its awareness and existence.

But please NOTE, nothing is harmful when it is mastered and has been overcome. But it is the opposite, is very dangerous and harmful to those who don't know or are unskilled at it.

And there is a big difference with somone who is under the power of God versus under the power of enemy.

There is a vast difference when a person is free or under the healthy influence of God, He/she can appear to be vibrant, full of life, energetic, free, in full control, and with clear thinking versus the person who is under the influence of the one enemy. He/she is easily tired, unhealthy, unclear thinking, out/lack of control, not free, physically and mentally enslaved (unable to carry his or her own independent thinking.) As soon as one recognizes the tendency and renouces it and chooses the right or bright path. He or She can become free of it!

I think there must be CLEARER distinction between the spirit and physical realm in how the dream should be interpreted because it affects the choices and decisions which the dream offers. And as a human being, a million people may have a million different viewpoints and intepretations of same thing, but when we divide the matter into microsopic level of the soul. With a common base, it makes the interpretation and correspondence with others much easier. Because we are all made the same way by God and that there is a side that speaks with God in all of us.

Thank you for bringing this up!

- Rupie

[unclesirbobbyrobson]

Well I admit that the dragon is not an easy symbol to put into words. I agree with you that a dragon can symbolise raw emotions and anger and lust.

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The dream mind is a conceptual mind. So expect the meaning of a dream to be a conceptual meaning. Try to think about the ideas and emotions that are forming in your mind. Dreams can be about health issues, they can be about relationships, they can simply reflect some paranoias in your mind. Simply put dreams are about the STUFF in your mind. So instead of trying to interpret the dream try to think about ideas forming in your mind.

Whats more dreams concentrate on new feelings. They capture those moments when your feelings change. For instance the moment when you started to mistrust your boyfriend. Try this page as it shows you how to spot the issues which trigger dreams

http://www.geocities.com/hairybobby2...ssayhowto.html

Learn how to capture in quotes the concepts and ideas that will be the subject of your dreams

[unclesirbobbyrobson]

Hi

Well to me the dream of this woman conveyed some complex feelings. She worked in a strip joint. She was not a stripper but she did work there. She was happily married and really was very embarassed to work there. Yet I suggested to her that one part of her was quite flattered to receive a few comments from the guys. It was a complex situation. The woman hated the job and the men there. Yet I also got the sense that she felt quite complimented to get a few comments. Dreams can convey these complex emotions.

I do not think this was a simple good versus evil. She needed a job and this was the job that she was able to get. It was not a simple good versus evil.

But overall I think you have described the dragons qualities better than I did. Its about lust and anger and hard emotions.

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Many dreams can capture very immediate emotions. If you are feeling despreate when you wake up and you need to immediately go to the toilet then its likely that the dream links to that immediate urge. The dream will in some way capture the urgency and immediate nature of your situation. The dream mind will not be able to concentrate on anything else. Its simply caught up in the moment. The following page details several such dreams.

http://www.geocities.com/hairybobby2...kexternal.html

Also try this page as it explores dream symbolism in great depth. Mnay symbols can have several meanings and each are covered with practical examples. Try looking at the key words and phrases as they show the sorts of words to look for in your own emotions.

http://www.geocities.com/hairybobby2000/dreamessay.html