Alligator

This cold-blooded animal could hold several different meanings in your dream. It could symbolically represent something from your memory, emotions, or a current situation or individual in your life. Some think that the alligator represents verbal power used in a destructive way (angry and hurtful words). Others believe that it represents an enemy. Consider the details in your dream and your level of fear. This dream symbol should encourage you to look at some of your more "dangerous" emotions, memories, and experiences. The alligators in your dreams will begin to lose the power to frighten you as your understanding increases. Carl Jung said that all wild animals indicate latent affects (feelings and emotions that we do not readily deal with). They are also symbolic of dangers (hurtful and negative things) being "swallowed" by the unconscious.

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There are various interpretations, for the animals you see in your dreams. Some dream researchers feel that animals appear to take on activities (in your dream) of which you are subconsciously ashamed. For example a woman who had cheated while dieting saw a farm animal eating too much of cattle feed repeatedly, in her dreams!

These apart, here are the animals, and their significance according to dream interpretation:

    * Alligator - Dangerous emotions

    * Ants- Dissatisfaction

    * Bees- hard work and organization

    * Butterfly - spiritual or emotional metamorphosis

    * Camel - endurance/financial gain

    * Dinosaurs - refers to the past

    * Donkey- humility/honor

    * Dragonfly- good news

    * Eagle- prosperity

    * Elephant- knowledge/ power/ strength

    * Horse- Power and sexual energy

    * Mice- disappointment

    * Tiger- power and beauty

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Alligator Dream Symbols:

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