Dreamcatcher: 17 volcanoes

17 volcanoes

luna, itom and i were talking about traveling somewhere and they left it up to me to decide where. immediately, we teleported to this place in the middle of an ocean where there were 17 volcanos all wildly erupting and explosive. there were other people there, all gathered around on these protruding black rocks that surround the scene, watching. the water was extremely hot and splashing up at us. itom was like umm lets get outta here... next, we're in a hotel lobby checking in to a room somewhere in europe.

another leg of last nights dreaming: i was wearing this orgonite piece, that my buddy bonzani made and sent to me. in my waking, this piece is tear drop shaped inlaid with turquoise. in the dream, inside was a brilliant rainbow diamond that was known to be very very very rare and super high energy. i felt so blessed wearing it and so good sensorially. someone wanted to buy it from me and i was like noooooooooo way yo....

To dream of a turquoise, foretells you are soon to realize some desire which will greatly please your relatives. For a woman to have one stolen, foretells she will meet with crosses in love. If she comes by it dishonestly, she must suffer for yielding to hasty susceptibility in love.

Dream Moods

To see turquoise in your dream, symbolizes luck, success and fortune. The turquoise possess healing energy and acts to unify forces between the spirits of the earth and the air. Alternatively, the dream indicates an evil or negative force that you are trying to ward off.

As a color, turquoise is symbolic of healing power and natural energy. It is often associated with the sun, fire, and masculine power. If you have negative feelings toward this color, then it indicates that you are shutting off your emotions and not letting people in. You fear change.

Hyper Dictionary

Seeing turquoise in your dream, symbolizes good luck and fortune. It is said that the turquoise gemstone wards off evil. Additionally, it possess healing energy and acts to unify forces between the spirits of the earth and the air. As a color, turquoise is symbolic of healing power and natural energy. It is often associated with the sun, fire, and male power.

Paranormal Investigative Research Group Dictionary

Hydrated copper and aluminum phosphate mineral, CuAl6(PO4)4(OH)8·4H2O, that is used extensively as a gemstone. The colour of turquoise ranges from blue through various shades of green to greenish and yellowish gray. A delicate sky-blue, which provides an attractive contrast with precious metals, is most valued for gem purposes. Numerous deposits of turquoise in the southwestern U.S. have been worked for centuries by American Indians. The mineral also occurs in Iran, northern Africa, Australia, and Siberia. A number of ancient beliefs surround this stone. J. B. Van Helmont stated: "Whoever wears a Turquoise, so that it, or its gold-setting touches the skin, may fall from any height; and the stone attracts to itself the whole force of the blow, so that it cracks, and the person is safe."Medieval writers stated that turquoise became paler if its owner was ill, lost color entirely at his or her death, but recovered color when placed upon the finger of a new and healthy owner. It was believed to be a good amulet for preventing accidents to horsemen or becoming tired. Another belief was that turquoise moved itself when any danger threatened its possessor. Turquoise originally came from Persia, where it would sometimes be engraved with a motto or a verse from the Koran. The stone was also prized by Native American healers.