Dream About Trains White Lion Turtle And Guidance

I had this dream that I was on this vacation or taking some trip, and I was with a little group of people. One of them was this drag queen, and I remember that she was trying to give me some white powder to sniff. At first I was like, What is this? I'm not gonna do that. And then she's like, Go ahead, take some. And I was like, All right. So I sniffed it, and I was like, Oh my goodness. And I was trying to get it off my nose and off my face because it was all over the place. And another girl, this was an actual girl, she was like, I'm never coming to this motel again. And I was like, Yeah, well, there's other places. But this was like a cheap little motel that we were at, and it was just kind of run down. Then I remember going down to this little lobby area, and it looked like a Western kind of saloon. There was a lot of wood, and it's like, Oh, we're doing renovations, and we're like, Can we go in? They're like, Sure. And I was looking around, and I walked through, and what I remember after that was like another scene where I was going down a trail. I was walking down this trail, and I guess it was like a race, and I was on some train tracks. I was trying to get somewhere, and what I remember is that suddenly I was walking on these train tracks, and there was this train behind me coming very slowly. So I decided, okay, let me walk a little faster down this train track. And then next thing you know, there's a train in front of me. I was like, well, how are there two trains, one going different directions, but on the same track? So I was like, well, I don't want to get hit. So I got to the side, got to the side of the track, but there was like no more road, so it was just track. I didn't want to fall off the track. And also, let me let the train go by. And somehow I was still on the track, and the train was like going by. I'm trying to hold on to the train, and next thing you know, I'm on the train because I touched it. And I was in between the cars of the train, and I was like standing in between them. And I decided, well, let me hold on to these different cars, and the door opened, and I was inside of it. And I was like, well, I can't ride this train too long, otherwise I won't know where I'm at. Because first I was on this trail that I knew where I was, and then I was like, I don't know where I'm at now. So I'm at that back car, and the door flies open, and I'm thinking, okay, I gotta get off of this train, otherwise I will get lost. So I didn't quite jump off. It was kind of like a run, like running off the train. And I thought it was gonna, like, make me trip and fall or anything, but I didn't. I was, like, running as fast as the train, and it slowed down, and next thing you know, I'm in this field, and I see all these boys running. Not like they're running away from something. It was like they're running towards something, like a race. And I'm looking around, I'm like, but I don't know where they're running to, because they're all running in different directions. And then I decide, okay, I'm gonna go just keep following this trail, because I really don't know where I'm at. And then I see this, I hear a noise over this hill, and I look, and there's this huge lion, like a bobcat kind of thing. Not huge, but it was like a bobcat-lion thing. It was completely white, and its mane was very curly, like stylized, curly mane, and it had blue eyes. And my first thought is, okay, just sit still. Maybe it'll pass me by, because I don't want it to eat me. And it starts walking past me, and I'm just being completely still, and it stops, and it looks back at me. It's got these pretty blue eyes, and it gets closer. I'm gonna be still. I'm gonna just lay down and be still, and it lays next to me. And I start petting it, and it kind of rolls over and just looks at me, and I'm just holding it. And it's just real—it's like it's, like, comforting me. The dream changes, and I'm back home, and I have a pet turtle. And I've never had a turtle before, but now I have this turtle that I found, and my dog is playing with it. And this is the dog I know, Spike. And my dog is playing with it, but a little too rough. The turtle is moving around very quickly, but my dog is playing with it, and it bits some chunks out of its shell. And I say, No, stop. You hurt the turtle. And I put them next to each other, and I say, Don't. I say, Do, you know, I swat his nose. I say, Do not take chunks out of his shell, because they're on the floor. And I show him, like, No, this is not right. Then I look at the turtle, and the turtle almost kind of talks to me a little bit and says, It's okay. I can't feel it. I was like, I still don't want him, you know, biting you. And plus, him chewing your shell, it's not good for him either. And the turtle kind of giggles it off. I was like, It's okay. And then I'm like, my mom is there, and then some mysterious man is there too. And I'm like, Well, I'm gonna take the trash out. And this guy, I can't remember what he looks like, but I think he's handsome. He's there with me, and he's like, Well, I'll help. And I was like, Okay, great. And I was like, I'm almost like, that's the man of the house. He's like, pay all the bills. Yeah. And then I just kind of wake up.