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Dream Summary
The dreamer, a teen in foster care, experiences a panic attack and later encounters a symbolic snake in a museum. After being bitten and feeling ashamed, the dreamer seeks healing in a mystical circus, finding help and transformation.
Interpretation
The experience of being in foster care and feeling disconnected could symbolize feelings of isolation or the need for belonging. The panic attack and speech paralysis may represent the struggle with communication or fear of not being understood. The encounter with the snake could symbolize temptation or danger, and the shame might reflect feelings of guilt or vulnerability. The mystical circus/bazaar and healing by Gypsies may symbolize transformation and acceptance, transcending challenges.
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