I had an interesting dream not so long ago. It was very vivid. I ended up somehow at a building and when into the building. There was a man their who had an animal in a cage. I figured out that what was in the cage was a big cat. The cage was covered and all I could see of the cat was part of its nose and mouth. So I realy wasen't sure what kind of big cat it was. I had a bear cub in my arms. He was a new bear cub he was alittle older but still young enough that I could carry him. There was some kind of meeting we were going to. They said it was time to go into the meeting. I asked the man what to do because I was sure they wouldn't let me in with the Bear cub. He said you will have to leave the Bear Cub out here. I asked where and he said in the cage that is next to my big cat. I said I was afraid that the cat would hurt my cub. He would be able to brake the cage and then he would injure my bear. He said no no the cage is stronger then the cat or bear. I was afraid the bear would get out to and get lost. I finally left the bear cub in the cage and we went into the meeting. When we came out the cat and cub were gone. The cat broke the wire between the two cages and then they both broke out of the cage. I was really upset and went looking for my cub. He was outside in a big field. When he saw me he was happy. I called him and he finally came. I told him he could go free there was a lot of room there. I said run free. He or she did then I realized it was to much of a populated area and went chasing after him to catch him so I could let him go somewhere else. I ran across the street to a wooded area but he wasen't there I saw him further away and he climbed a tree so I couldn't get him. He kept climbing trees and coming down again to run further ahead. Finally I could him and hugged him. He was really happy to see me and he held on to me really tightly. The dream ended when I woke up.

Hope this makes some sort of sense to someone out there. I don't really understand.

I guess the Bear Cub symbolizes something but I am not sure what. I remember being really happy to have the bear.

 

SpiritBear112

From: <NOBR>Annie-LL</NOBR>

Sent: 9/17/2007 12:13 PM

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