Question:
why do i keep dreaming of tigers, lions and a black panthers?
Francis
2011-03-08 08:09:50 UTC
i had all 3 in my backyard. they would listen to me. but once they were all together it was hard to keep them under control. sometimes the black panther kept trying to fight the tiger so i would scream NO and they would stop bickering at eachother. But then they kept trying to go at it anyway after a few seconds i could sense they felt the nervousness in me so i kept saying it with a less fearful and stern voice, No! and theyd listen and stop and would start running or jumping over the fence to the neighbors in which case i would call it to come back right now! After a while i decided to just go inside the house. The lion kept wanting to follow me inside the house he didnt want to stay in the backyard and even used his paws to open the glass sliding doors to come with me inside. i thought wow i love lions and always wanted one as a pet but they are hard to control and stubborn! (ima leo dunno if that has anything to do with it)
Seven answers:
Iris
2011-03-08 08:17:25 UTC
To see a panther in your dream, signifies lurking danger and enemies working to do you harm. It represents darkness, death, and rebirth. On a more positive note, panthers signify power, beauty and/or grace. Consider the feel of your dream to determine which meaning applies.



To see a tiger in your dream, represents power and your ability to exert it in various situations. The dream may also indicate that you need to take more of a leadership role. Alternatively, the tiger represents female sexuality, aggression, and seduction.



To see a lion in your dream, symbolizes great strength, courage, aggression and power. You will overcome some of your emotional difficulties. As king of the jungle, the lion also represents dignity, royalty, leadership, pride and domination. You have much influence over others. You also need to exercise some restraint in your own personal and social life.



Since all three were in your dream at the same time - it's probably a combined meaning of all three.



Hope that helps! :)
cheeseborough
2016-12-10 08:23:52 UTC
Tigers And Panthers
Katherine
2016-02-28 11:31:21 UTC
the books basically say the same thing. the form of your spirit guide usually is shown to you when you least expect it in the form of a dream. you can try meditating upon the information that you would like your spirit guide to come forth before falling asleep. fall asleep envisaging the aura of light around you and another aura coming towards you slowly and then being absorbed into your body as you drift and continue to ask to connect with your spirit guide. it can take many tries and you will fall asleep mid med a few times first. but eventually your supposed to dream of your spirit guide. also i was under the impression that you get ONE spirit guide. they are your contact with the other world. depending on what you believe they may take the form of a shaman, animal or angel. you are contacted by only one reference point not a whole bunch. and they don't sit an have tea with you and chat face to face. more that they infiltrate your consciousness and come to you in dreams and you feel a pull that you cant quite understand when faces with situations and questions. basically an invisible body guard. but it only works if you are really listening and open to them being there and trusting. others call this natural instinct, going on your senses instead of your head.
instantclassic
2011-03-08 08:27:36 UTC
u keep dreaming about them cause u always think and care about them.actualy u hate dat they always dont listen to u and u hate it.u r so much influenced by those cats that even ur subconsious mind keep running those thoughts in ur brain.this is the only reason of ur dreams.
anonymous
2016-09-15 06:11:34 UTC
This sounds weird
anonymous
2011-03-08 08:18:32 UTC
at least let them be in your dreams...poor things are getting extinct anyway...
anonymous
2011-03-08 08:11:56 UTC
dreams usually to do with what your worrying about, do you have children?


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