This was a calm 'dream/vision' while I was having a reiki treatment. I'm curious what it could mean?

I saw a wolf, standing on the bank of a stream, head down drinking the water. It was a softly flowing stream.. very calming and quiet. I was simply observing it calmly. It didn't last long and I didn't 'see' anything else. It's the first time this has happened.
Any ideas anyone?
Thanks

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Liridona,
The fact you were having a reiki treatment may have an influence with this dream/vision. The flow of energy is strongly positive and there may be an influence from that flow on the dream. Your dream
"softly flowing stream.. very calming and quiet. I was simply observing it calmly".
Can you see the connection?

From hyperdictionary:
Seeing a wolf in your dream, symbolizes beauty, solitude, mystery, self-confidence and pride. This is an aspect of you {the wolf}. You are observing this aspect in your dream. Equate it to your waking life and you may discover something new.

Gerard

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Hi Liridona,

The same thing happened to me when I had a reiki session, but a different vision. What I think you will find is that you had an 'active imagination'session, or what Jung says is "dreaming with eyes open". You were in a relaxed state and the ego obviously shut up long enough for the vision to occur. But unlike dreaming, the ego consciousness is more prominent. An encounter with unconscious content. The thing with 'active imagination' is that you should react to objects as you would in real life, so how would you have reacted in real life if you saw a wolf as close as you saw it in the vision? You need to figure out what "wolf" means to you based on your lifes experiences. Did the wolf see you in the vision?

If you want to find out more about 'active imagination' the best place to start is the book by Robert Johnson called "Inner Work".

Stephen

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