Tweet Research into growling in dreams :Understanding dreams is not so difficult. In practice dream symbols translate into certain words within the English language. For instance a "growling" dream may simply translate into the word "arguing" as it's an excellent metaphor for the loss of temper. Try to see how the words below appear in your thoughts right now. If you can think of something then it's highly that this has triggered your dream.

Key words linked to the symbolism of growling in dreams?
- "a strong imagination" (Are you an introverted person who lives life in your imagination? Does your imagination get out of hand? Do you live your life in fantasies? Did you watch a really outlandish film yesterday which you got highly emotional about?)
- "I am really crazy" (Do you have frequent up's and down's?)
- "Are you in a really rocky relationship" (Do you have frequent arguments?)
- "Arguing and losing temper" (Did you lose your temper last night? Did you want to confront someone about something yesterday?)

Many people believe that dreams link to deep seated problems in your personality. That can be the case, but most dreams are in the here and now. They are often about the day before as we transfer thoughts stored in short term memory into long term memory. So this makes interpreting dreams a lot easier. Simply ask who was "growling" the day before. It could have been somebody. It might have been you - you are the "growler". Even when a dream links to deep seated problems in our personality they will link to that long term issue in the context of the present.

Once you have linked a dream to reality try to convert the dreams meaning into a quote. For instance, a growling dream might link to a thought like "yesterday I wanted to tell my boyfriend how I feel but kept it all inside" (she was growling inside). Dreams will translate into thoughts like that. They are the types of thoughts we might write in a diary or tell our friends.



HERE ARE SOME MORE GROWL DREAMS (ALL WITH GOOD BACKGROUND INFORMATION)
•Dogs chasing leopard dream
•Good nightmares and werewolf
•Mum and Dad dream
•Harry potter and devil dream

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