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Dreaming of beetles signify an impending doom and destructive aura around you. At work, your peers are not necessarily helping you but are looking for ways to sabotage your progress. In relationships, no matter how hard you work at building a strong foundation, your significant other is always antagonizing and looking to weaken the bond.
Seek out the trouble areas of your life and crush the beetles that trouble your dream
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I had two separate dreams I am unsure of the meanings. The first dream was of beetles. I had been sleeping in a very large bed and was awakened by my son because we were going to be late, as I was about to get dressed my son noticed the fur on my comforter was moving. As I looked closer, the dog started barking and the beetles started falling out of the fur, it seemed like there was hundreds of them. We started killing them by stepping on them, even the dog was killing them by eating them.
I almost forgot, in the first dream, I was amazed that the beetles were not crawling all over me as i had just gotten out of bed, I didn’t understand why they waited until I was out of bed to show themselves. In fact they were trying to get away, not attack.
There’s a positive aura around you that keeps the beetles from harming you. Whether the powers of this charm will last forever is unknown.
Let this dream be a warning of sorts that you should be more cautious in your daily activities.
In this particular dream, I believe that the beetles are a good sign.
There are some things in the dream to support this:
1. The beetles came out of your comforter after you got out of bed. The implication is that they were there all the time. Thus, they help you with your dreams and, by extension, help you explore the dream world, which would include the lower levels of the unconscious.
2. The dog ate the beetles. This is a good sign because dogs have a long been associated with their ability to find their way in darkness – symbolically this would be the darkness of the unconscioius. And, they are also known to be very protective, which is another valuable trait for a dream compani0on. By eating the beetles, the dog would be getting more of the special attribute that made them so useful in your dream travels.
OK – but what is this valuable “thing” that these beetles have? To answer this question, we have to look what beetles mean to our unconscious.
So, how can we possibly know what these beetles mean to our unconscious? We can’t know everything that they mean but we can get a good idea. This is because the lowest region of the unconscious is called the collective unconscious. This is where we find archetypes that have been seen in people’s dreams for thousands of years. These archetypes are also important because they are the source of many of the symbols of different myths and religions. For more information on archetypes etc, see http://n2.nabble.com/Dream-Discussion-f4289868.html .
Now the next step is to look at the significance of beetles in ancient myths and religions.
Probably the best know beetle in mythology is the scarab beetles of the ancient Egyptians. To these ancient Egyptians, it was Khepera and pushed the sun through the sky.
Summing up –
I’m not really sure of the meaning of the beetles but I believe that they are very positive and are a source of power or strength in the dream world.
Hope this helps.
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