But what exactly does dreaming about a snake mean? Everyone has a snake appear in their dreams at one time or another. A dream with a lot of snakes under the floor boards of a house, for example, means a foundation of deception. The type of snake and its characteristics have a lot to do with the meaning of your specific dream. Now, here’s what no one else will tell you about your snake dream. All those other websites can’t accurately tell you what a snake dream means because their dream model has not been proven over centuries. From ancient times snakes appeared in dreams and they’ve not only figured out what snakes actually mean, but the ancients have staked their lives on it. The other dream models have not been documented to have saved any lives. Some types of cobras spit their venom with a nearly perfect aim. If this happens in your dream it means a lie is trying to blind your vision most likely spiritual vision. Rattlesnakes give a warning by rattling their tails. They also inject venom that paralyzes muscles. When you see a rattlesnake in a dream it means it’s a warning of a lie designed to paralyze muscles you need to use to accomplish certain tasks in your life. If it bites your hand it means a lie designed to paralyze something you do with your hands such as workĬheck out the interpretation of this rattlesnake dream! If a rattlesnake bits your foot or leg it means paralyzed walk. In order to understand what at the snake you dreamed about means, it’s helpful to see how snake dreams are interpreted. It’s also important to note the context of the dream. Dreamers have told me thousands of dreams and I’ve rarely seen snakes represent something positive in a dream. That said, positive snake symbols in dreams isn’t unheard of. I’ll interpret a snake dreams in which the symbol has a negative meaning then I’ll interpret a dream where the snake symbols are positive. This will give you a better idea which applies to the dream you had. In my dream last night I was trying to breastfeed a hungry infant.

At some point the baby turns into a baby snake. I’m trying to latch it on but its mouth is too small. Eventually I express milk for it to drink and it eventually latches on.

After awhile I try and pull it off but I can’t. When I look down at it there is another baby snake latched onto the first baby snake that is feeding on me. I begin to freak out a bit because I realize there is no way of pulling the snake off without injuring myself. You’ll notice that the dream begins with the dreamer trying to breastfeed a hungry infant. Okay, so no woman in her right mind would pick up a baby snake and attempt to nurse it. If, however, the snake appears to be something good, a baby human, then the dreamer would think she’s helping out an infant in need.

This is the first sign that the baby snake in this dream means a lie. It deceives her in order to draw nourishment from her. The woman in the dream uses some very interesting language to describe what happens next. She says “I’m trying to latch it on but its mouth is too small.” This is very telling. Although she can plainly see what she is holding is not a human infant, she is still trying to nourish it. This means she sees the lie as something she needs to feed. The metaphorical imagery here is quite something. It’s obvious a baby snake cannot nurse from a human but she somehow finds a way to make it work.

Once the baby snake “latches on” it’s literally impossible for the dreamer to get it off without hurting herself. Then one baby snake turns into two baby snakes. The small lie is impossible to remove and its multiplied. This means that once the dreamer finds a way to feed, or nourish, the small lie she cannot get rid of it. Isn’t that just like a lie? Once a lie is told it can never be untold. Telling even a small “baby” lie sets things into motion that causes the lie to be nourished, grow and multiply.

Dream with lots of snakes