I dreamt I was walking around outside and I had to walk away from a certain area because the ground was on fire. I would walk away and find a safe place to stand, then the fire would start to appear near me and I would have to walk away again to a safe place to stand. When the dream ended a huge part of the ground was burning. But I didn't get burnt. I wasn't afraid, I was just careful to not walk on the fire itself.

[mote.of.soul]

Hi. From what I understand, your dream might very well be symbolic of inner transformation. And because the fire kept springing up wherever you went, could indicate a level of uncertainty in this process of transformation. If I had your dream that's how I'd interpret it. Interesting dream.

Originally Posted by mote.of.soul

Hi. From what I understand, your dream might very well be symbolic of inner transformation. And because the fire kept springing up wherever you went, could indicate a level of uncertainty in this process of transformation. If I had your dream that's how I'd interpret it. Interesting dream.

Thanks for this reply, it makes sense to me. I read online that fire is symbolic of purification, which is a form of transformation. But I suffer from lingering doubt, as my mind always says: there's no proof. When I got up from bed, I sat on the couch thinking about the dream and a crow landed on my patio, causing me to look up. Then a hummingbird flew into view and hovered back and forth behind the crow. If the crow didn't cause me to look up, I wouldn't have seen the hummingbird.

Then I read online that Native people believe the hummingbird is the fire-bringer, the healer. It's very synchronistic.

[Eyes of Blue]

Walking outside would indicate a situation inwhich you are seeing things realistically. By walking 'around', it is also implied that you are following a spiritual path, one that reflects God's thinking.

You have become aware that in a certain subject area the grounds of reasoning supports very illogical, destructive thinking. (ground was on fire). This illogical thinking is so widespread and spreading that it is difficult to find grounds of reasoning upon which to take a stand. You have nothing to fear as long as you do not attempt to make progress upon grounds of reasoning that are destructively illogical. You want to ensure that you do not get burnt or "had", that is, suffer a loss to yourself.

[Thunder Bow]

The ground on which you walked is transforming. How much ground do you have left to stand on? Ga'gii' directed your attention to the humming bird. You are finding a safe place to take a stand in real life.

Originally Posted by Thunder Bow

The ground on which you walked is transforming. How much ground do you have left to stand on? Ga'gii' directed your attention to the humming bird. You are finding a safe place to take a stand in real life.

Thank you for this, it means a lot. I actually feel like I have no place in this world, as everything around me seems like a lie. So I do feel like I have to find a place in this world as if I just arrived. There's so much uncertainty in the world and I want a real life, with real people, doing something real. Last night I dreamt about my deceased son. He was 27 when he died. And he died on January 12, 2018. We lived in New Zealand together for four years. And we had to drive on the left side of the road there. In my dream, I was driving. As we were about to turn around a curve in the road he said "you know you're driving on the wrong side of the road?" He had just arrived back in Canada, after four years, and he died three days after he got back. When I said to him "but we're in Canada and we drive on this side of the road," he replied "you need to drive on the other side of the road." I think he was showing me that he was visiting me. It wasn't a dream. It was a visit. And he proved it by talking about being on the wrong side of the road. What do you think the dream meant?

[Thunder Bow]

It might mean you are driving on the wrong direction in real life. He may represent your higher self. Listen to his advice.