Maggot in Dreams
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Dreaming of maggots is very bad and should be analyzed carefully. Maggots represent the eating away of the dead, and thus destroying your sense of sanity. It is also foretelling of issues that are being ignored and which will catch up with you and likely to impart a destructive period in your life. Take care of your pending problems and stop maggots from coming into your dreams.
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i had a drem last night that i was at a school for disabled childeren and i was with my boss and all of a sudden i noticed a maggot crawl out of my stomack and go back in. then it started getting worse to were i had a big gaping whole and maggots just kept crawling in and out and i would just brush them off then on the other side if my stomach a big whole appeared and more maggots started to crawl out and once again i stared to brush them off then i told my boss i needed to go to the hospital and she started to take me and thats where i woke up. i never really have dreams that i remember. i havnt had a dream that i remeber for at least 2 months and all of a sudden i get this one.
Have you been experiencing health problems lately? Dreams generally center around pain areas, or instances that keep your mind preoccupied. Go see a real doctor if you are.
Aside from health problems. Are you experiencing other difficulties in your life? Problems that are being ignored will creep up on you and can take up form as maggots in dreams.
i had a dream that i was in my room and the night before in reality i had done my laundy so in my room all my clean laundry was all over the floor and i saw too shells stuck on the wall and when i touched one of them it fell and a maggot came out all of a sudden they were all over my clothes and bed when i went to go look for my dad i walked into his bathroom and they wer there too.. what does this mean
last night i dreamt maggots came out of my nose….and i was coughing blood and maggots out. ♥
My gut feeling is that it has three possibilities:
1. The maggots might symbolize germs. This might mean that you have been sick or are getting sick.
2. However, maggots are famous for eating rotting flesh. Thus, it may be telling you that you have ideas (in your brain) that are like rotting flesh.
3. Or, contrariwise, it may be that you have gotten rid of these “rotting” ideas. This would be why they came out of your nose. They are no longer needed.
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