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[_Only]

I had one dream of a wolf that was one of my favorite dream moments I've ever had. I was on a platform by the ocean, and there was a chain link fence separating me from the water. A wolf was also on the other side (walking on the water I guess it had to be) I noticed and it walked up to me. For some reason, I pressed my cheek against the fence hoping it would touch me, and the wolf pressed its nose against my cheek. When it did this, I felt very happy and peaceful. Then something weird happened that I don't remember ever happening in my dreams before. . I went out of consciousness, in the dream. I realized this when I 'came to' in the dream. I had felt as if I had been in a different state upon opening my eyes again in the dream and noticing the wolf was now gone. I wondered in the dream how long I was 'out' for.

Later in the dream I saw the wolf again. I was walking down some stairs, and saw the wolf bracing itself back, head pushed to the side, while some girl was blowing something at it with a  long stick.  I felt bad for the wolf and told the girl to stop. She laughed and said it was 'just oxygen' and pointed the stick at me, blowing at me. I then laughed too, and took the stick, using it as a walking stick. We both laughed and walked.

Such a great dream.

Edited by _Only, 22 November 2012 - 05:57 PM.

[Devanox]

i think you need help of exorcist.
1st read Mrs Wanda Pratnicka book 'Possessed by Ghosts'. Second, ask her to check you.
If she will find ghost in you, she can help you

[bulveye]

Is it a real wolf, like does it come to your house maybe looking for something to eat?. Or is it a shadow creature that you sometimes see. If its a shadow creature I found bright lights make them go away. I used to see shadow creatures in my house a lot. I bought a bright flashlight and some daylight bulbs. I would shine the torch and chase the things under the sofa, then shine the light under  the sofa. Eventually they just stopped being about. I think they were neither good or bad but were feeding on and creating a negative vibe at the time. I've never seen one that looked like a wolf though. The one you have might be good. How have you felt recently, or when you see it. Is life good?

[Eternus]

I had an indian wolf amulet and everytime i wore it i had good luck in the end it broke and im afraid to wear a broken amulet, what i am saying it may be a good sign in way

Edited by Eternus, 01 December 2012 - 11:20 AM.

[DancingCorpse]

Like others have said, could be a symbol/form pushed out by internal conflicts/fears/guilt in a contrasting way to how poltergeist activity can occur when someone is going through a tough time and their emotions are really intense and charged and needing release.

[DBunker]

TwistEnding7191, on 16 November 2012 - 03:48 AM, said:

Ok...so I've got this black wolf that has followed me around for years...I only see it at night, and it has never shown any aggression towards me, but it freaks ne out every time I see it because a wolf is the only thing in the world I am afraid of...please help me to better understand what's going on, why I'm seeing this, what this means, if it's good or bad, and if it comes down to it, how to get rid of it if I should or need to...

Sounds like you are hallucinating..... either that, or you really do have a wolf on your tail.

If so, I suggest that you buy a gun and shoot it in the face.

Edited by DBunker, 05 December 2012 - 06:06 PM.

[Ryu]

Hmmm...I agree with Dbunker meaning that because you fear wolves so much that any nightly shadow is interpreted as a "wolf".

While myths and fantasies are fun I would think it is far more desirable and preferable to turn to the logical and mundane for answers that will actually be far more useful and fulfilling than "totems" or other myths.

[DBunker]

Ryu, on 05 December 2012 - 06:14 PM, said:

Hmmm...I agree with Dbunker meaning that because you fear wolves so much that any nightly shadow is interpreted as a "wolf".

While myths and fantasies are fun I would think it is far more desirable and preferable to turn to the logical and mundane for answers that will actually be far more useful and fulfilling than "totems" or other myths.

[lone wolf2]

I take it DBunker and Ryu don't believe in anything paranormal or supernatural.
In any case Twistending needs to figure out what it is or wants.

[_Only]

Ryu, on 05 December 2012 - 06:14 PM, said:

Hmmm...I agree with Dbunker meaning that because you fear wolves so much that any nightly shadow is interpreted as a "wolf".

While myths and fantasies are fun I would think it is far more desirable and preferable to turn to the logical and mundane for answers that will actually be far more useful and fulfilling than "totems" or other myths.

Keep in mind that your opinion there depends entirely on what one desires or prefers. The proper use and fulfillment could be having that myth make you think about things in a different way, through literal or symbolic means. It's not just about fun and games; these stories all have some meaning in them.

[Hazzard]

I agree with Ryu and DB.

I think that OP needs to see a professional psychologist. He obviously needs help to cope more effectively with life issues,... and maybe even mental health problems.

The most obvious question here is - Why have not other people (OPs family and friends) seen this "wolf"?





"shoot him in the face"

[Lilly]

Please do not shoot 'the wolf'. If it's a real wolf you'll have just killed an endangered animal. If it's spiritual or psychological you'll have just discharged a firearm for no good reason. Either way, firing off a gun at night might just bring you visitors in the form of the local police.

[Feebs]

in a spiritual sense wolves are protectors of your spirit and walk your spiritual journey with you ...are they a physical form or is it something you feel you just know are there ?

[Hazzard]

Lilly, on 06 December 2012 - 10:38 AM, said:

Please do not shoot 'the wolf'. If it's a real wolf you'll have just killed an endangered animal. If it's spiritual or psychological you'll have just discharged a firearm for no good reason. Either way, firing off a gun at night might just bring you visitors in the form of the local police.

Oh, I dunno about that, Lilly,... If I had one of these (endangered or not) "following me for years" I would seriously consider buying a ridiculously hugh handgun.






But, like I said in my earlier post, a psychiatrist might be the best option in this case...

Edited by Hazzard, 06 December 2012 - 11:46 AM.

[Space_Jockey]

bulveye, on 26 November 2012 - 02:36 PM, said:

Is it a real wolf, like does it come to your house maybe looking for something to eat?. Or is it a shadow creature that you sometimes see. If its a shadow creature I found bright lights make them go away. I used to see shadow creatures in my house a lot. I bought a bright flashlight and some daylight bulbs. I would shine the torch and chase the things under the sofa, then shine the light under  the sofa. Eventually they just stopped being about. I think they were neither good or bad but were feeding on and creating a negative vibe at the time.

Maybe what you were chasing away were shadows, not 'shadow creatures'.

Also, this 'negative vibe' thing, maybe you're just trying to objectify or personify your negative feelings and if it takes the form of a 'shadow creature' so be it, just blame something else for your 'negative vibe'. Just sayin.

Maybe you just have a fear of the dark, and pointing a flashlight and light bulb illuminates it. again, just sayin.