Dreams about rats can be somewhat difficult to interpret because we humans tend to project a lot of negativity onto them. To say, categorically, that rats in dreams indicate greed, mistrust, and thievery is too reductive. Rats in dreams can also embody positive traits. For example, they are brilliant little creatures who can learn faster than some humans. Rats are also extremely empathic animals. When given a choice between their favorite treat or helping a fellow-rat out of distress, the rat will choose helping his friend. In addition, rats also symbolize persistence, resistance, and willful determination, as well extraordinary adaptability to virtually any life circumstance.
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Dreams About Rats: Setting Up Your Dream Interpretation
As I said, rats in dreams are not categorically negative symbols. Whenever we are doing dream analysis and interpretation, we need a well-rounded look at every dream symbol.
In order to discover the meaning of your dreams about rats, you have to consider all of the characteristics of rats. This includes not only looking at a rat’s biology, but also looking at the rat’s place in mythology and culture.
Next, take into account your personal associations to rats. Do they disgust you? If so, why? Maybe you like rats. This associative element is KEY to analyzing and interpreting dreams about rats. Rats in dreams will different meanings for different people.
As a last word before we begin to look more closely at rats in dreams, please try to let go of your moralistic judgments about rats. Just take note of how you feel about each of the rat’s traits. Keep your mind open to discovering new meaning about rat dreams. Even if rats in dreams are pointing to some less-than savory side about yourself, it is an opportunity to consciously face some shadow aspect of yourself.
Always keep in mind that the rat dreams are images of yourself. Remember, the idea is to let the rat dream expand your awareness – even if you are faced with something which you find disgusting.
Dreams About Rats: What is the set and setting of the dream?
The set and setting of your dream is an important part of the rat dream analysis. Where are you and what is going on in the dream? The initial setting makes a statement about the aspect of your psyche to which the dream refers. For example, if you are in your home in the dream, then the dream is making a statement about your entire approach to life: your attitude, your relationships, or your current way of life.
If you are at your job and you see rats in your dream, then the dream is making a statement about how you work or your place in the collective or society.
People can even dream of rats in their cars. In that case, then the rat would have something to do with the driving forces in your life, something we looked at in the post on Dreams About Cars.
Dreams About Rats: A Rat Dream Example
This post was actually inspired by a question I received from a Quora member. Let’s use that dream imagery as our starting point for discussing dreams about rats. This short dream is packed with rich symbolism.
Dreams about Rats
I was trying to kill a rat. As I beat this rat, it began to turn into a baby. The more I beat it, the more it resembled a baby. Now, the baby won’t die. I end up crying because I was trying to kill this baby/rat. By the end of the dream, I decided to keep the baby/rat.This is brutal imagery, but the dream really makes a good point about rats – and it’s probably something we already know about them: RATS ARE STEADFAST SURVIVORS!
Here’s what I consider to be the most important images in this rat dream:
- The rat’s resistance to being killed
- The transformation of the rat into a baby
- The rat’s association with the baby, which connects the rat to new beginnings
This transformation from the rat to the baby at the end of the dream is highly significant. If you have read the post on Dreams About Babies, then you know that babies are associate with new beginnings. It could be a new phase in life, the realization of a project or long-held dream, or a spiritual transformation.
That this child emerges from the rat is an indication that something in the woman needs to be redeemed. By redeemed, I mean that she must bring something from a state of unconsciousness into consciousness. It is some part of herself that she has lost, rejected, or despised, something which is implied in her initial reaction of fear and disgust to the rat.
Why does her dream ego initially try to kill this part of herself? Every choice we make at the expense of another, in some sense, kills a part of who we could have become.
Sometimes we make choices in life that are not based on what we want, but rather on what we think we should do. Every time we do that, we lose a part of ourselves. We push our desires down – beat them down even – until we are nothing but a shell of what we could become.
The beating we see in this dream is an image for what we do to ourselves. But her dream self realizes it, suddenly feels guilty, and then she stops. It is as if the dream ego has accepted something about herself.
This woman’s work will be to find out what that rat is for her. Only then will that rat energy transform into something human, symbolized by the baby.
However, before that transformation can occur, she must integrate rat energy. So, let’s have a look at how we can integrate the energy of rats in dreams.
The Symbolism of Rats in Dreams: The Biology of Rats
Persistence and Determination of Rats
If you have ever dealt with a full-on rat invasion in your home, then surely you know about their incredible survivability. Rats are persistent almost beyond endurance. You really have to take extreme measures to get them out of your house.
Rats can squeeze themselves through the tiniest of openings. What they can’t squeeze themselves through, they will chew through. Their incisal power is beyond compare when it comes to their relative size. A rat can chew through wood, plastic, PVC, brick, concrete, and even lead!
We can look at these traits in two ways. The first is the most natural response to rats: they can be an almost unbearable nuisance for us humans. And the second way to look at rats is in terms of their virtual indomitability. We’ll explore those two ways of looking at rats throughout this post.
If you have dreams about rats, you can ask yourself some questions:
Whenever you have an aim in your life, how persistent are you?
Do you give up too easily?
You’ll have to reflect on whatever is happening in your life at the time of the dream. This aim could be anything from your personal transformation to simply cleaning out your garage.
Whenever we avoid or resist the things that we know we should be doing in our lives, the rats in our heads will not let us rest. We are constantly pestered by nagging thoughts, vague feelings of guilt, or some other obsessive thought form which penetrates every possible psychic opening.
The Extraordinary Adaptability of Rats
Rats can adapt to virtually any environment. By adapt I mean biological adaptation. Biological adaptation is related to survival of the fittest. Adaptation is the process by which an animal or plant species becomes fitted to its environment.
What can you learn from a rat’s extraordinary adaptability?
When we translate that into psychological terms, it looks something like this: How well do you adapt to life’s sudden changes? Think psychologically here.
There are so many facets to the rat’s survivability, but here are just a few of their survival skills:
Dreams about Rats: The Amazing Survival Skills of Rats
- Incisal (tooth) power
- Rats can chew through ANYTHING! Wood, plastic, brick, concrete, and even lead.
I see their incisal power as an ability to chew though any obstacle in life. How well do you push through life’s obstacles?
- Body temperature regulation (thermoregulation)
- Those crazy tails of theirs keeps them warm when it’s cold and cool when it’s hot.
Thermoregulation, I see as psychological regulation. When things get heated, can you stay cool? When things get too cold, can you add some fire to life?
- Collapsible rib cage
- This is why they can squeeze through any crack or opening
Their collapsible rib cage makes them flexible. How flexible are you?
Can you fit yourself through the smallest windows of opportunity or do you just say, “I can’t” and then give up?
Can you see an opening in even the smallest of spaces or do you give up? Think of collapsible rib cage as letting go of a self-limited mindset. Be flexible!
- Incredible balance (again with the tail!)
Again, think psychologically here. When life turns one way, can you move with it or do you fight against it?
- They can survive a fall of up to 50 feet.
How well do you survive your falls?
Dreams About Rats: the Psychological Meaning
In one hand, rats can symbolize all of those unseen psychic forces that invade our conscious life: anxiety, fear, worry, or obsessions. As I wrote in an article on Anxiety and Depression, these are symptoms of an underlying problem and not the problems themselves. And on the other hand, rats can symbolize the very energy we need in order to overcome those unseen forces that slip into our minds. That is the paradox of symbolism: at the core of every symptom is its healing opposite.
Now, what we need to do is consider rat traits symbolically and then explore what those traits might mean psychologically. That’s how we analyze and interpret our dreams about rats. After that, we’ll look at how different cultures see rats. Rats are not unconditionally despised, for example both China and India have profound respect for rats.
Dreams about Rats: The Enduring Resistance of the Rat
By Martin SoulStealer (Flickr: Mexican Standoff)
I once watched my large cat go up against a miniature rat. It was like the proverbial Mexican Standoff between those two, each one staring the other down.
That little rat actually made the first move. It jumped onto my cat’s face, bit down, and hung on for dear life. My cat freaked out and started running around like crazy, all the time with that rat hanging from his face. When the rat finally let go of him, my cat ran away from it.
My point is that part of their resistance comes from their sheer willingness to take on whatever comes at them – no matter how big it is.
So, if you have dreams about rats, take this kind of courage into consideration. Perhaps you need to embody some of this rat courage in your life.
Dreams about Rats: Resistance to Poison and Rat Traps
Resistance is the ability to withstand the attack of pathogens. Pathogens are disease-causing agents, which includes something such as poison.
Now, there are a lot of stories out there about super-rats, ginormous rats who have developed a genetic mutation to poison, but that’s not what I mean here.
Rats have another way of being “poison resistant”. A rat will actually test out any food before consuming the whole thing. If it makes them feel sick, then they won’t finish it.
So, here the question for you is:
Can you recognize psychological poison when it enters your system? How often do you get yourself into toxic relationships? How quickly will you pull out of a toxic situation once you recognize that it is bad for you?
The resistance also goes for trapping rats. If one rat gets trapped, it will send out stress signals to its mischief (a group of rats), who then know to avoid the trap.
Again, ask yourself a similar a question:
Do you recognize a psychological trap when you see it? Sometimes we entrap ourselves by getting caught up in negative thought or emotional patterns. The spinning round in our heads of obsessive thoughts or the replaying of painful narratives – those are the psychological rat traps that keep us down.
In this kind of obsessive pattern, perhaps we see the negative quality of the rat, with its uncanny power to penetrate even the most rat-proofed openings. Rats scurrying above your head or in the walls – especially in the middle of the night – can drive you crazy! And, so too can all of those thoughts and emotions that I just mentioned.
Rats in Dreams: The Symbolism of Rats in Different Cultures
Stay with me on this cross-cultural examination of rats because you’ll see some interesting connections to our rat dream example.
The Rat in Chinese Culture: New Beginnings
If you have ever been to a Chinese restaurant, then you probably know your Chinese zodiac animal. The rat is the first of all of the Chinese zodiac animals. According to one story, the Jade Emperor – a representation of the first Chinese god – said that the order of the zodiac would be arranged according to the order in which the animals arrived at his party.
The rat tricked the ox into giving him a ride and just as they arrived, the rat jumped off the ox and landed before him. People born in the year of the Rat are described as clever, quick-thinking, and successful. However, we can’t simply take this description at face-value, for the shadow side of these traits would be using them to be deceitful.
In relation to Yin and Yang (feminine/dark and masculine/light), the rat’s energy is Yang and represents the beginning of a new day. Now, think of this association in relation to our dream example: new day, baby, new beginnings.
In Chinese culture, rats were seen as a sign of wealth and surplus. So, not everyone sees rats as greedy thieves. As I said before, your dreams about rats are speaking to something specific in your life.
Because rats are so prolific, in China married couples prayed to rats for children.
In terms of their personality traits, people born in the year of the rat are:
On the financial side, they like saving and can be stingy. However, their love for hoarding will sometimes cause them to waste money on unnecessary things.
Men born in the Rat year are clever and adapt quickly to new environments. They are creative great at taking advantage of opportunities. However, they sometimes lack the courage to do so. Although they have great ideas, they might not be suitable for leadership positions.
Women born in the Rat year are the traditional women. They love keeping things organized and place great value on the family. Everything is taken care of by them and there is no need for their husband to worry. Outside of home, they’re also someone with a sense of responsibility and ability.
The Sacred Rats of India
I know of at least two sacred rats in the mythology and symbolism of India: the sacred rats of the goddess Karni Mata and the rat companion, Mūṣakavāhana, of the elephant god Ganesha.
First the brief story of Karni Mata. Karni Mata was an incarnation of the goddess Durga, who rid the world of a terrible buffalo demon named Mahishasura. In Indian mythology, the demons who take over the world are symbols of our own ignorance, which we experience as various forms of suffering.
Read symbolically, Durga symbolizes the power to overcome the earth-bound forces of ignorance and the chaos that it causes. In psychological terms, Durga is an archetypal mother figure who can empower us to transcend our darkest fears – real fears that come to us in the night, such as hopelessness, self-doubt, self-loathing, guilt and shame.
Karni Mata was one of Durga’s forms on earth. One day her son died in a drowning accident. When the Lord of Death, Yama, refused her request to bring him back to life, she became the goddess Durga and did the job herself. As Durga, she also gave her clan the gift of eternal life, but through the curious method of transforming from human to rat and rat to human.
Now, this story may seem out of place to some readers, but can anyone see the relationship between this story and our example dream? The rat in this story becomes a human, just like the one in our dream.
Dreams about Rats
I was trying to kill a rat. As I beat this rat, it began to turn into a baby. The more I beat it, the more it resembled a baby. Now, the baby won’t die. I end up crying because I was trying to kill this baby/rat. By the end of the dream, I decided to keep the baby/rat.Who would imagine that a lowly rat could symbolize something as profound as transformation and rebirth?
This whole concept of rebirth and reincarnation is related to our own ability to become reborn in this life: it is symbolic of our ability rise out of lowly states into higher forms of consciousness. I went deep into this symbolism in the post on the symbolism of the snake and serpent.
The Symbolism of the Rat as a Remover of Obstacles
One of the most famous rats in Indian mythology is Mūṣakavāhana, the companion-vehicle of the great elephant god, Ganesha. Ganesha is known as the Remover of Obstacles, Bestower of Boons, and Vanquisher of Illusion and Confusion, to name only a few of his powers.
The vehicle-companions of the gods always embody the same attributes as the god. In terms of removing obstacles, we’ve already talked about the rat’s ability to break through any barrier. But the rat has other talents as well, as Heinrich Zimmer points out in his book, The Art of Indian Asia:
[T]he rat is no less marvelous than the elephant as a finder and maker of the way. It has a peculiar talent for entering buildings — homes, larders, and granaries— and is wonderfully successful in overcoming whatever defenses men can put in its path.Ganesa, therefore, as the Lord of Obstacles, combines the animal features of the elephant and the rat. His irresistible force, progressing toward and attaining the goal. The rat goes ahead like an elephant through jungle or like a rat into the most carefully protected larder.
The two represent the power of this god to vanquish every obstacle of the Way.
Again, we meet with this idea of the rat’s incredible ability to attain the goal. But, as I said earlier, if we resist taking action, then the rat will steal our life force.
The Symbolism of the Rat as a Thief
Mūṣakavāhana is a Sanskrit word, so to get at its meaning we have to unpack the word. It comes from the root word mūṣ, which means stealing or robbing. So, even in India we come across this seemingly negative projection onto the rat.
Again, I ask you to think in symbolic terms. Whenever we suffer from anxiety or depression, we can say the rat has stolen our energy. In my experience, anxiety and depression are symptoms of our inability to act.
Yes, in a sense the rat steals and robs from the food supplies. Translated psychologically, the rat steals our psychic energy. But keep in mind that rats are also hoarders, meaning that it also stashes that same energy. We only need to access it, first through consciousness and second through action.
Ultimately, if we get to the meaning of rats in dreams, then we receive the boon-bestowing qualities of the elephant-rat duo.
Dreams About Rats: Final Thoughts
So, there you have it. I hope you picked up something new about rats in dreams, and maybe, even about rats in general. Always remember that your dreams want to show something that you don’t know. Keep an open mind. Research your dream symbols. Keep a dream journal.
Do you have any dreams about rats that you’d to share? I’d love to hear about them!
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Hello, I have always respected rats and hate the idea of harming any creature. I had a bizarre dream last night that a rat attacked me, it jumped on my face from our of nowhere and I managed to get it off my face then it grabbed onto my hand and started biting down on that. Surprisingly enough, even though I was shocked I protected the rat; I carefully pulled it off, gave it a little fuss and hid it / let it run under a fridge!! I always get extremely weird and vivid dreams and I would very much… Read more »
Hi Zoe, I cannot comment on the personal meaning of your dream because I know nothing about your conscious situation. Go back through the post and really follow the leads I give you there. Look at the possible meanings and then apply those to your current life. 🙏
Hi, I stumbled across this this morning because my dream felt so bizarre I’m I’m sure fresh eyes can puzzle it together because I cannot make sense of it ! OK, so I was at a swimming pool that I do not recognise at all but I was with my elder sister. We noticed a tiny kitten that was walking past and we said how cute but young it was, then on closer inspection it was really flea ridden, I said to my sister we need to get it to a vet, then behind it came a rat in the… Read more »
This was a WONDERFUL post! So informative and eye-opening! Read so many articles prior to this and they were laden with judgement and criticism of the rat! Your explanations and digging deep were so beautifully intuitive and spiritually healing! Thank you!
I am so happy to hear that you have appreciated it. Rats are amazing beings….
I had a wonderfully powerful dream with the mighty rat. I’ll start off by saying I miss my rats dearly, they were amazingly empathetic and smart. It was a shorter dream, but I am drained. I am well versed in lucid dreaming, but this one I was *trying* to give up power. I was in a school type setting and the masculine friend I had with me morphed into a feminine type cat creature and I told him I accepted him even if he turned into some kind of hedgehog. He then asked me if I had that power, and… Read more »
I have been focusing on prayer and being open to signs from Spirit more recently. I have been asking for guidance and direction in my life…how to better know my life’s purpose, how I can be of service to others. The last three nights I have woken up during the night with vivid dreams. The first two dreams, I could interpret more clearly. But I have not yet been able to interpret my dream about rats last night. I was spending the night with my young daughter in the vacant old two story farmhouse of my beloved aunt in Maine.… Read more »
In my dream I am holding a leash with a small brown rat at the end, accompanied by an Indian Sikh. The rat belongs to him, and the rat is always ahead of us, leading us into various buildings. These buildings are shops, selling produce and Indian spices. At one point, we are going up some cement stairs and there is a corner hole in the stairs. The rat starts to go into the hole, and disappears except for its tail. I’m amazed by how the rat can squeeze into the hole. The Sikh picks up the rat by its… Read more »
In my dream, I opened a cabinet it’s dark and I saw tiny multiple red eyes and then they started hovering over me and biting me, i was trying to run, It felt like real feeling the tiny bite pains, then I suddenly knew I’m in a dream and forced forced myself to wake up.then I went back to sleep and I saw hairy big huggable dogs but dreary and dull, lying in and standing in poddle of water. Would you help me understand this dream it’s the first one I had about rats.
Hi, This rat dream is at the end of a dream I’ve summarised at bottom of this post. Back up the top of the suburb,, where my earlier descent in the car had started, I am for a while, standing with my brother who has gone AWOL – he has cut himself off from me and had from my parents before they died too ) The rain has stopped. Then I am inside and standing with at least one other person in a white wooden room, in the house I started from. There are two rats on a white enamel… Read more »
Hi, I dreamed I was in an old hotel and had just gotten there. I was looking out the window and I saw a whole bunch of medium sized grey rats starting to fall from the top of the building. They were caught in the middle of the double hung windows. I quickly went to them to ensure the windows were properly closed and locked so they couldn’t get out. There was another window where there was one. I was more concerned with the one that had the 4 rats caught in between the window panes. After a while passed… Read more »
Hey, I had an interesting dream in my sleep last night. I think I have a clear understanding of what it means but maybe I can get a second opinion. In my dream I was in an not so well lit underground place, a bit gritty, wasn’t very clear, but whilst in the place I was surround by hoards of rats that were running away from me, or coming out of me. During this time in the dream I dealt a little uncomfortable and surprised, but at the same time I felt relieved. I’d be interested in what you interpretation… Read more »
Christopher, as I say in the posts, without knowing your associations and conscious attitude, there’s nothing I can work with.
I had a dream I went to my car to get something from it I believe. I opened the door and leaned in the front and looked into the back seat area and saw one large grey rat poke out from the seat. It showed itself then turned around and squeezed itself back into the seat and disappeared. In the dream I thought oh great another problem I have to deal with and if you see one there’s probably more. Right now i am happy in the area I live but the place is too small. I rent from my… Read more »
Hi Gwen, I don’t this dream about where you live or your decision about whether you should move. A dream about that problem would be clearly about “where you live”. Go read the post on “Dreams About Cars”, then see if you can bring the two symbols of the car and rat together.
Dreamt I was on holiday on a cruise ship with my husband. Went into on ‘shop trade like store’ onboard and a young female comes up to serve me and unexpectedly places a huge rat on my left shoulder. It sits calmly there and then tries to nuzzle into my shirt/blouse as it descends from my shoulder to my chest area. I’m rather horrified at this & look incredulously at the young woman & demand her to please get it off me. She looks shocked at my reaction & obvious fear. I get a sense that she thinks I’m overreacting… Read more »
Hi Liz, thanks for sharing your dream. I don’t do dream interpretations in the comment section – I only answer questions based on your dream, your associations to the imagery, and your reading of the post. You haven’t given me anything to work with. If you’d like to work with the dream, we can make an appointment. Definitely a meaningful dream. My only suggestion is this: keep your value judgments about your dream imagery within the subjective sphere, i.e., “She is completely oblivious to the fact that the sight of a rat, let alone having it placed on your body,… Read more »
i dreamt this tonight: i was, like, crouching or kneeling at the open bottom end of a roof gutter with a mud puddle below, with some type of drill-like power tool in my hand, and there was this oddly big brown rat (i also had a vague feeling like there were some other people? animals? around, but the whole dream stayed in “close up” on that scene, so i couldn’t really make out any of them). it was standing on it’s hind legs, and it’s fur looked kind of wet and matted, like it had been been rolled in a… Read more »
not unless you give me some associations to the imagery. Overall, the dream is positive. If you want to get something out of it, go back to the post and do the work.
Hi, Last night I had a weird same dream. I saw a black rat when I opened a curtain or a board. It stays still and look at me. After that it ran off to the corner and stayed there. The dream stopped there. Later on, my dream came back where it was left off. I was lifting up the curtain or board to check if it’s still there. It’s still at the same spot in the corner and the next thing I got woken up. Would you help me to interpret what the dream about in western and Chinese… Read more »
Yes, I can help you with this dream. Please go to the Dream Sessions page and find out how that works.
I had a dream that I was at my old apartment in one of my rooms when I heard a thump or sound from the other room and went to go check on it and saw that a small white mice was coming towards the door of the room and I said aww Hell naw not in here, meaning that it could not stay in my apartment because it is something about mice that gets to me. I went to find something like a shoe to kill it and it became bigger and I was like I’m not going to… Read more »
Hi Theresa, thanks for sharing this dream. For me, it seems clear that this dream points to a problem in your attitude toward these creatures. No one else is worried, but you are. One way or another, they are coming in. Should you try to stop them, the water gushes through the windows. This would be the equivalent to being overcome by the unconscious. Hopefully, the article has given you some insight. You’re missing something. Whatever it is, comes from your past, i.e. “an old apartment”. This something you’ve put in the closet. I would suggest going back to the… Read more »
Last night I dreamed my husband brought a box of rats into our home, it seemed to me he wanted them as PETS!! I was so disgusted at this onslaught. My husband released all the rats lots of them into our home, they were scurrying around, and one of my daughters picked one up, it was huge and because of my husbands attitude he was encouraging her to pet it. I quickly yelled put it down, it carries disease! How could you I yelled at my husband? Bring all these rats into our home, they multiply by the thousands how… Read more »
Hi Michele, thanks for sharing. As I say in all of my posts, most often, our dreams respond to our current attitudes. Hopefully, you were able to get something from the post. For whatever reason, the unconscious, in the form of your husband, brings these animals into your home. The only threat in the dream is your attitude. There is no imagery which supports that these creatures are a threat.
Hi, I am a saved christian today 2019-08-09 , I had a dream it was so strange given the fact that I lost my Job in a weird manner of resignation three months from now. I started to research dreams about rats so landed on thus website blog , In the dream woman I know is waking world but I have taken almost 3 years without talking to or seeing in our village neighborhood was using the gray rat to steal for her the sweet potatoes leaves for planting as she was heaping her sweet potatoes nearby our tradition land.… Read more »
I dreamed that I was looking up at the roof of a house I used to live in. I saw a bunch of plants but one of them was sprouting rats. I threw the plant to the floor and someone ran it over with a grass cutting machine, but one rat remained and I was able to hear whimpering. So I was determined to kill it. Next thing I remember is that the tree was never damaged and it was on the back of a car seat covered inside a black bag. And it was going to be taken to… Read more »
Hi Karen, I would say that you should take a good, hard look at yourself. This disgust and loathing you feel for rats – a manifestation of nature, who by their own nature just do what they do – is how you feel about yourself. My guess would be that you project it outward, towards other (which includes rats). Your lack of compassion in this dream, as well as the lack of compassion you demonstrate in your comment about the dream, is problematic. Explore how this might affect your life. A plant that sprouts rats is an interesting image. It’s… Read more »
Hi, last night I dreamt of a rat and mice, they were in my sports bar and was eating some kind of food the rat started to chase the mice away from the bar.. That’s as much as I can remember
Hi Kaye, thanks for posting your dream. This dream is a response to something going on in your life – either an attitude you have or a conscious situation. Apparently it is something to do with your sports bar. What does this place mean to you, psychologically speaking? That is the psychic atmosphere to which the dream points.
The unconscious here differentiates between mouse and rat, you have to reflect on how you see them differently. What would it mean that the mouse chases the rat?
If the rat eats “some kind of food” – this translates into psychological nourishment…
Jesamine Blessings to you??
Update
Prayer beads broke on new moon
The end of a karmic cycle
Yesterday at 16.40 my eldest child’s father was on his motorbike and hit by a skip waggon and has left this physical dimension
The father of my youngest also left us as a result of a bad motorbike crash in 2001
Am a celibate woman moving towards the light
Today am full of prayer???
Liisa, thank you so much, both for your blessings and for coming back and giving an update of your situation. I would love to know more about how you integrated the message of this dream.
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Woken up by another women who looked like my twin. We both wore a loose dress with no sleeves or collar and had bare feet ,our hair was loose too. She had two small rats. I sat up and she passed one rat to me through the space between us it flew directly to my left shoulder and it felt friendly and warm. The woman beckoned us to follow her,the rat jumped off my shoulder as I stood up and walked in front of me leading the way . I cannot remember where we went or what we did but… Read more »
What a great dream this is. It reads something like a fairy tale, which lends it a very special meaning – only what is the meaning? It’s very clear that this dream is a message from your soul, a twin woman who seems to come from beyond. Whatever is happening in you comes from the Feminine part of your soul. In the first place, she wakes you. She is waking you from an unconscious state and it seems to have something to do with this little friendly rat. Something in you is coming to life, but the dream doesn’t say much… Read more »
Hello Jesamine ??
As a catch up to this dream:
My first husband died on his motorbike six days later.
End of a long karmic cycle
(second husband also died on his motorbike)
Whist at Amritapuri Ashram in December 2017 , I had my Vedic astrology update and all my troubles and karmic balancing were to end by March 2019.
The new beginning ?????
Thank you for the help with this dream
Blessings,loveliness and lightness of being
Liisalife ??
Liisalife