Why'd it have to be snakes. . . . ?

[qos]

This morning I dreamed I was doing internet research, glanced away from the computer, saw a small cobra on my desk rearing up -- and woke up fast!

So much for sleeping in this morning. . .

Comments

[gailmom]

ack! mmm...nothing like a good adrenaline rush to start the day.

[druidharper]

Fascinating. A Cobra too.

[qos]

"Too"?

[druidharper]

'Too' as in not just any snake. Cobras can often imply divine inspiration and creativity, as well as royalty in some circles. Of course, they also may come with warnings. I have no idea what it might signify in your specific circumstances but I am familiar with it from my own dreams and in those of others I have worked with.

Sorry for the confusion

[qos]

Ah, thanks for the expanded explanation. I thought at first that perhaps you had also dreamed of a cobra last night.

[oakmouse]

Interesting. That could mean any number of things. Meditate on this, grasshopper. ;)

[qos]

*see newly unscreened comment above.
:-)

[druidharper]

Not last night, no, but they are pretty frequent denizens of my dreams. Odd as that may seem.

[qos]

After the last few years, it takes a lot more than persistent dream symbols to make me think of something as "odd." ;-)

[wyldlingspirit]

Obey the Mouse. The Mouse is wise. *noddles*

[silverhawkdruid]

A Wise Mouse indeed. *nods solemnly* The Mouse is indeed Wise.

[rebeccax]

Hmmmm. I would equate the snake with kundalini. As in your work resides within your kundalini.