Dream a duck gave birth to a frog?

Al1ce

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I had a dream last night a duck gave birth a frog, but the duck died and all the fishes were eating her, and the little frog looked up at me and said “are you my mother”? I assured the frog I would take good care of it, then it transformed into a girl, the girl was me!!! I gave her some clothes to wear, but she was very picky, and she put her top on inside out, I fixed it and explained “ you must blend in, or else they will know” I am thinking the spiritual transformation from the frog to child, like reborn again and rid of all past beliefs, and I sure do feel like I have to blend in at times.
 

Al1ce

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This is a strange one for me, because last night I dreamed I had lots of mums, and they were all combined as one great mom spiritually. I also keep seeing the highland cow in my waking life, I take this as a sign I am in the right path spiritually.
 

Al1ce

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So I thought I would update this, as last night I dreamed of seeing lots of versions of myself, it was a happy fulfilling dream, with lots of versions, creative, a mother, wisdom, knowledge etc, they were all scattered in different planes like dimensions, so I wonder if this means I need to focus on these individually and combine them into one, like I was shown with the mothers.
 
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dreammerchant

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In your dream, the transformation of the frog into a child, and subsequently into yourself, signifies a profound personal transformation and rebirth. The duck giving birth to a frog and then perishing, while disturbing, represents the end of an old phase or belief system in your life, making way for something new and unexpected. Your nurturing of the frog-turned-girl reflects your self-care and personal development journey.

The fact that the girl is picky about her clothes and needs to blend in hints at your awareness of societal expectations and your desire to fit in, while also maintaining your unique identity. This theme of identity is further emphasized in your other dreams, where you see multiple versions of yourself and a combination of mothers. These dreams suggest an exploration of different aspects of your personality and a search for harmony within yourself.

Overall, these dreams indicate a period of self-discovery, acceptance, and integration of various parts of your personality. It's a positive sign that you're on a path to understanding and embracing the complexity of your identity, leading to a more harmonious and fulfilling life. The recurring motif of spiritual guidance, as symbolized by the highland cow, reinforces that you are moving in the right direction on your personal journey.
 

Al1ce

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Thank you so kindly for taking the time to read and reply, it is good to have help with clarification whilst going through my awakening, it all makes sense and fits with my life, I was feeling somewhat emotional today but happy emotions, like I have been reborn and finding my truth self more, bringing it outwards ☺ many thanks, the words perished you used are very strong I sense it, and grateful for the enlightened words you expressed, I never understood it until now, it means a great deal to me x
 
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dasha95

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Hi Al1ce, I believe this dream symbolizes the emergence of something new from an unlikely source. Ducks and frogs represent very different things, so the dream may signify that positive change or personal growth is coming from an unexpected place or in an unconventional way. And it's interesting because ducks live in water, and frogs obviously live in water, too. Water in dreams often represents your feelings and emotions. So, I wonder if this change or growth you'll experience is connected to dealing with how you feel about something. Do you remember their colors?
 
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