Strange Symbols in my Dreams

[meriveans]

This is how it usually goes-- I'm in some sort of old building, whether it's a castle or a mansion or whatever, and I'm with a group. The group, for some reason or another varying on the situation, leaves to do something else while I'm left in the room. Then, my vision goes blurry, and I hear a distant yet vivid laughing that can't be identified to any actual gender. I'll try and check my phone to call someone, but I can't even text, all I can do is look at pictures. The pictures and the walls around me all have certain symbols that I attached with this post. I'm not asking for a huge dream analyzation or anything, I just want to know if anyone's seen them before?

http://www.radish-al...m/tagged/dreams

(P.S. the picture is in the link)

Edited August 19, 2015 by meriveans

[eight bits]

Sputnik, the Soviet artifical satellite in the late 1950's. It really had four "legs," but depending on the viewing angle, it could like three.

[Darask essak]

What kind of symbols were they if you remember Meriveans?

[Habitat]

I once saw the brand name "sublima divas" on a shampoo bottle in a dream. It must mean something !

[Darask essak]

I once saw the brand name "sublima divas" on a shampoo bottle in a dream. It must mean something !

Might be something with the letters mixed, that happens in dreams sometimes, try and see if you shuffle the letters into something else

[Paranormalcy]

The dream sounds like a sense of at least perceived isolation or being left out, or perhaps others moving on or ahead with things, while the OP is unable catch up or intentionally or excluded by some other factor (age, inability to chip in for things if financially disadvantaged, etc). The laughter could be a sense of joy or amusement or could also indicate a sense of feeling ridiculed or being the butt of a joke, though more of a sense of that in general than from any one person, sort of a cosmic self-consciousness. People often tend to have their own iconography that has meaning to them, even if they don't know what it is. I have a few of these myself that seem to be uniquely my own and seem "satisfying" to draw and finish in a doodle. I'd tentatively suggest all the icons and pictures are part of your "plan" or schematics, for everything in general, of your life. Possibly mysteries, but with the promise of discovery and a pleasing reward or lesson when deciphered or implemented.

Habitat's words are fairly obvious. If translating for Latin, basically it is "sublime divas", with a diva being the goddess or feminine. Sublime comes out to "of such excellence, grandeur, or beauty as to inspire great admiration or awe." So the awesome beauty of the femininity of the goddess.