I'm not saying it was Aliens ...

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Read the late Prof John Mack's book "Abduction". Mack was the former head of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.

Oh no no no my friend I believe that is THE story!
Unless you don't want to share on a quasi public forum.
Or unless you are kidding

I was visited by a nordic alien (what was weird I couldn't work out the gender?) a couple of years ago who kept appearing in my dreams and accompanying me in some weird places.

In the final dream he/she was riding a moped bike and wanted to take me to my workplace. I was riding pilion and when we arrived at my work. A giant airship that looked like the Hindenburg had smashed into the buiding and everything was on fire. People were streaming everywhere and it looked like a scene from the 9-11 twin towers terrorist attack.

When I asked the nordic why this was happening he said bad things were coming and he wanted to show me. I guess he might have been referring to the COVID-19 disaster a couple of years away or perhaps my imagination is just running away.

He then asked me what I do in this building. I told him my job. I then asked him what he does (like I was having a conversation with some weird nordic type alien but for some reason in my dream state I thought I would engage in small talk (go figure?)

The nordic said he works on "trade"....I was confused...When I asked him what he mean't I woke up??

Anyone want to have a go deciphering this dream?

Wait a minute...

Are you saying that you were visited...in real waking life...once...by an alien (who happened to be of the Nordic persuasion)? And THEN he would reappear in your dreams?

Or is this character ONLY a visitor in dreams from the get go, but reappears?

Regardless. It is certainly an interesting dream. Seemingly a prophecy of "tribulations to come". The Hindenberg is like the Titanic - for some it symbolizes human hubris, and arrogance, leading to disaster.

Ok thanks NP, I tried interpreting the symbolism in exactly the same way. The imagery must be coming from very deep in my subconscious as the nordic alien's metaphor of the hindenberg now makes sense.

He reappears...what's weird is his/her face also had freckles so he/she reminded me also of a wise nordic elf but it was humanoid. The creature was like nothing I would have every imagined so the fact it kept re-appearing in my dreams seemed weird.

Soft flex to demonstrate the range of my knowledge in the paranormal...
If you haven't already looked into this, you might want to get in touch with http://elfmuseum.com/
You probably already know that the people of Iceland very much believe in elves, or at least when surveyed the way the questions were written lead many to respond in a way where they indicated they do. https://www.theatlantic.com/internation ... es/280783/
A national highway was relocated due to local concerns that it would offend or disrupt a portal the elves use to come into our world. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/ ... ad-project
There is a woman in Iceland who made national news (must have been a slow news day) for her romantic relationship with elves she has only in dreams. https://icelandmag.is/article/icelandic ... lovers-men

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Two Interpretations
1. If we want to assume the elf is symbolic and not an astral projection of a being from another world entering your dreams:
I am sensing a connection between a scifi/fantasy aspect of your imagination and you wanting that to be connected to your work. The elf, the moped, feel like there is an aspect to your subconscious is asking you to acknowledge or connect your work to your youth. That is a bit of a projection because I associate moped riding with like 14-16 year old boys.
I would actually interpret the Hindenberg scene at work to be an image that your subconscious is trying to tell you about your work. On some level I would interpret this to mean that you are possibly not as fond of your work environment as you would like to be. If we still take the elf to be a symbol, an I'm going with a symbol of youth that maybe as a youngster you were fond of scifi/fantasy, I feel like him articulating that bad things are going to happen is this aspect of your subconscious either sensing the future or even still more specifically talking about work. Perhaps on some level you're fearing a promotion or fearing furlough. Some people fear success, some people fear failure. Have you looked into any day trading academies or anything of that nature where your subconscious might have been excited by the prospect and would associate the concept to you with something cool like a moped riding elf?

2. An elven creature astral projected itself into your dream and was giving you a message about your work, that maybe you could be happier somewhere else. Maybe look into trading as a side hobby, side income for yourself.

Hey so...
What does everyone think about the Exodus story from Egypt being a contact narrative

But I'm still in the same job?

Wow this bit is really quite insightful....You are good!!

The key to understanding exodus is to understand Moses' brother Aaron and his role as a priest who was able to summon snakes at will.

Nay he could turn a rod into a snake
Why is this the key to understanding exodus?

Why thank you!
It is one of my hobbies

The most common theme in every single culture around the world (without exception) is the role of the serpent in bringing knowledge.

In the old testament the serpent gave Adam knowledge from the apple of the tree of knowledge. The serpent is associated with staff of knowledge which is still used today as the symbol of medical science


Aaron turned his staff/rod into a serpent - the serpent is a symbol of power/knowledge