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    LadyLor is offline Elder Cauldron Living Member
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    Default Black wolf, White wolf

    Tonight one of my customers came in and told me about a dream he had. He said it was very vivid and he couldnt stop thinking of it. He told me that he didnt like his son inlaw because the son inlaw was involved in illegal activites and knew this could hurt his family especially his granddaugher. I would like some feedback on what it could possibly mean.

    His granddaughter was surrounded by 4 large black wolfs. The girl was not able to go anywhere because the wolfs would move with her if she moved. In the dream the grandfather tried to walk towards her, but the black wolfs snarled and growled. He feft they were evil and were going to attack him if he got closer.
    Then appeared a pure white wolf.The coat of the white wolf was a brillant white. The white wolf stared down the black wolfs and spoke to them. The black wolfs ran away in fear of the white wolf. Then the white wolf turned to the man and told him not to worry, that his granddaughter is safe from the evil that once surrounded her.

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    Lady....I think this dream has answered itself! I think there is nothing to fear...protection will be there ~ cool validation![cool]

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    I am no expert at dreams and the man was visibly upset by his dream. Â*I saw it as a sign that the grand daughter will be protected in a difficult situation. I feel that his concern for her prompted this dream and the forms of the wolfs were bringing out his fears. I told him I would ask those who more have more knowlege.
    As always thank you, I will tell him and hope he feels reassured.

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