Dream About Flying Lions And Divine Encounters

Abbie, this dream is rich with symbolism and meaning, weaving together elements of transformation, guidance, and revelation. Being at your aunt's house in South Carolina, a place of familial connection, suggests a grounding in your personal history and the importance of those roots as you explore new facets of your identity. Sitting on the lawnmower, a tool for cutting and shaping, while smoking a cigarette, might indicate a period of contemplation or a desire to pause and reflect on your life's path. The two men in robes, pointing to the piles of twigs each marked by a white cross, signal a moment of spiritual or existential significance. Their silent communication and the presence of the crosses could symbolize an invitation to confront or acknowledge deeper truths or changes in your life. Your decision to stand up and ask to make one of your own reflects a proactive stance toward self-creation and participation in this transformative process. Mentioning to your brother Ryan that an apocalypse is coming, but not of the zombie variety, hints at a transformative event or realization that is personal and profound rather than external and catastrophic. This suggests a significant shift in perspective or understanding that you sense is on the horizon, and the mention of building a bunker may symbolize a need to prepare yourself mentally or emotionally for this change. The appearance of the tiger transforming into a female lion with wings and two tails is a powerful symbol of strength, protection, and guidance. The act of riding the lion and flying towards the sky signifies a journey towards enlightenment or self-discovery. Falling off and getting back on speaks to resilience and the repeated attempts to reach a higher state of consciousness or understanding. The wild patterned room introduces a sense of the chaotic beauty of this journey.