Yvette Miller

Behavioral psychology & Wellness Advocate

Hey Ian! Thank you for sharing your dream with me. It sounds like a vivid and emotionally charged experience. The initial part of the dream, where there is a sudden explosion at school and the girl you're close to is presumed dead, may symbolize a fear of loss or an unexpected change in your life. The grief and sadness you feel in the dream reflect your deep emotional connection with this person. However, when she taps you on the shoulder and reveals that she never died, it suggests a sense of relief and the possibility of overcoming difficult situations. The transition to being stranded in the middle of the sea with characters from the movie Madagascar indicates a shift in the dream's setting and introduces elements of creativity and resourcefulness. The presence of different sports balls and tape implies the need to adapt and make the most out of the available resources. The quote you heard about humans finding ways to bend or create something from what they have might symbolize your ability to find solutions and overcome challenges in your waking life. The creation of a boat by taping together the balls demonstrates your ingenuity and willingness to work together with others to navigate through uncertain circumstances. However, the fact that only three of you make it to the shore and one person flips over after you push the raft could suggest a reminder to be cautious of pushing too hard or rushing things, as it may lead to unintended consequences. Overall, this dream seems to highlight your resilience, adaptability, and capacity to find creative solutions even in challenging situations. It encourages you to trust your instincts but also reminds you to strike a balance between taking action and being mindful of potential outcomes. I hope this interpretation resonates with you, Ian, and provides some insights into your dream.