Well, it all started when I had this crazy dream about a wolf. I mean, I’ve never really thought much about wolves before, but there it was, right in the middle of my dream.
I woke up feeling kinda weird, like there was some hidden message in that dream. So, I decided to start my journey to understand what this wolf dream meant. First thing I did was grab my phone and start searching online. I typed in all sorts of stuff like “dream about wolf”, “what does a wolf in a dream mean”, you know the drill.
I found all these different websites with all kinds of theories. Some said the wolf represented strength and independence, while others said it could be a sign of danger or aggression. I was like, “Whoa, this is getting confusing!”
Then I remembered I had an old book on dream interpretation lying around somewhere. I started rummaging through my bookshelf, moving aside all these old novels and magazines. Finally, I found it! It was all dusty, but I blew the dust off and started flipping through the pages.
The book had a whole section on animals in dreams. It said that wolves often symbolize our primal instincts and the parts of ourselves that we might be hiding or suppressing. That got me thinking about my own life. I’ve been feeling a bit stuck lately, like I’m not really following my true desires.
Next, I decided to keep a dream journal. Every morning when I woke up, I’d write down as much as I could remember about the dream. I’d describe the wolf’s appearance, how it behaved, and how I felt in the dream. I noticed that in my dream, the wolf was looking at me with these intense eyes, and I felt both scared and fascinated at the same time.
I also talked to some of my friends about it. One of my friends said that wolves are often seen as protectors in some cultures. That made me think that maybe the wolf in my dream was trying to tell me to protect myself or stand up for what I believe in.
After a few weeks of all this research and self – reflection, I started to feel like I was getting closer to understanding the message. I realized that I needed to be more in touch with my inner self, to embrace my wild side and stop being so afraid of taking risks.
So, that’s my journey of trying to understand the message of my wolf dream. It’s been a wild ride, but I think I’ve learned a lot about myself in the process. Maybe next time I have a dream like this, I’ll be even better at decoding it!
