Skarpi, I think that the dreamer is the best interpreter of his or her dreams. This is partly so because individuals have their own dream language. For instance, when I'm in troubled. I often dream about there being lots of snow on my street. But when things get better, I dream of the snow melting on the street. Given that you live in a land where there is alot of snow, Skarpi, the symbol of snow probably means a completely different thing to you than to me.

So, Skarpi, I'm not sure what your dream meant besides what you say it means. Often the real meaning of the dream is the first one that you think of. And I believe that it's very important to take note of anye things that you don't say when you are telling that dream to other people. That thing [or things] may be some of the most important part{s} of the dream.

At least for me, when I think of what a particular dream means, if it feels like something "clicked" in my head or heart or soul-maybe all three of them, then I know that meaning is the right one.

Maybe that happens for others too, I don't know.

Positive vibrations,

Azizi