What does it mean to dream about many snakes?

What does it mean to dream about many snakes? Is it a good thing to dream about a lot of snakes? What impact and reaction does dreaming about many snakes have on reality? Or it is the subjective imagination of the dreamer himself. The editor of (Zhou Gong's Dream Interpretation Network www./) has sorted out the detailed meaning of dreaming about many snakes for you.

Dreaming about snakes may indicate the dreamer's view on sex or sex life. It may be an unsatisfied sex life or a sexual behavior that makes the dreamer feel guilty. It may also be a symbol of a happy sex life that the dreamer enjoys.

Psychological interpretation of dreams: dreaming of many snakes

Snake is one of the common animals in dreams and one of the most commonly used images. Snakes represent a lot of things. First of all, snakes in dreams are sometimes symbolic. In women’s dreams, snakes symbolize male genitals, and the two are indeed similar in shape. Poisonous snakes symbolize sexual harm. The attitude towards snakes in dreams, such as love, disgust and fear, often also explains the dreamer's attitude towards sex. Common dreams include being chased by snakes, being entangled by snakes and being bitten by snakes. Escaping and chasing symbolize the dreamer's fear of sex. Being entangled by a snake symbolizes the love between men and women. If a woman often dreams of being bitten by a snake, it means that the dreamer is anxious about being violated by the opposite sex.

Secondly, physiologically, snakes also represent the spine, and spinal diseases are represented by injured snakes. From the perspective of yin and yang, snakes represent yin.

Again, snakes also represent evil, cunning, cold-bloodedness, deception and temptation, which is the same as the image of snakes in many myths and folk tales. In the Bible, it was the snake that tempted Eve to eat the forbidden fruit. Snakes are often seen as animals from hell or messengers of the devil. They drag people into darkness, depravity and evil, and the means they use mainly is temptation. According to folklore, snakes do not actively catch frogs when they eat them. Once the snake finds a frog, it stares at it. The frog then acts as if hypnotized and will jump into the snake's mouth step by step. In people's minds, snakes represent such a hypnotic and tempting power. So when people find someone seductive and evil, they call him a serpent. If the seducer is a woman, we call her a beautiful snake, a femme fatale or we say that this woman is a poisonous snake.