Eagle
The eagle can represent several things, depending upon its context in your dream. It can point to the powerful, strong hunting instinct in business or in being a providing parent. It can depict protective strength; a male figure; relentlessness.
Because the eagle, like most hunting birds, has an extraordinary far reaching and inclusive gaze, it can link with the ability of your own mind to at times expand far beyond the immediate sense impressions and concerns, to include years of life experience, and what you have learned when looked at as a whole. It can therefore represent spiritual vision.
Occasionally the eagle, or other such large bird, can be a threatening figure in a dream. This because wider awareness may at times feel as if you are ‘carried away’. Being lifted into the unknown in this way can cause unwarranted fear. See: Birds.
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I saw group of black vultures infront of my door and there was white spotted vulture also in my dream last night,they were trying to enter my home but i closed door……one thing I want to tell you generally I dont see dream in night.I take sound sleep evetyday.
in my dream i was on roof and there were 4-5 pigeons feeding but suddenly out of no where 3-4 eagles flying around the building to eat them. i took decision to protect them. and when any bird attacks i hit them with the piece of cloth in my hand.
in reality i never had pigeons or any birds never wanted them actually, nor hate them but loves all animals.
I had a dream that I saw a shadow as I was looking down at my feet, of Eagles wings coming out on either side of my feet. I thought ,” This Eagle is going to land on me” so I put out my arm, thinking He would land on my fore arm, but instead He landed right on my shoulder! I was scared he would rip my face off, but I got up the courageand looked Him straight in the eye!!!! This dream forever changed me in some way that i cannot fully explain. I was wondering what your thoughts were on it. Thank you Bonnie
Bonnie – When we face something of ourselves that it bigger than we have been so far we often feel scared. It is maybe like when we are teenagers and actually feel the responsibility and tasks of adulthood – or when we are still emotionally dependent on our mother dreaming they are dead and feel the enormous dependence we still have.
So your dream is a meeting with the you that you are growing into. At first it is only a shadow, and then the great eagle of wider awareness becomes real. You faced the fear of this and are forever changed. But it takes time for it to become a part of your everyday experience.
Your face was probably ripped off, because your old personality – your face – needed to go so you could face the world as a new person.
Tony