Dream visualization
Dream Summary
The dreamer is skiing or snowboarding in deep, untouched snow with a good friend, focusing on adventure and bonding.
Interpretation
Freedom and adventure are symbolized by heli-skiing and snowboarding. The untouched snow represents uncharted experiences or opportunities. Bonding with a friend highlights the value of relationships and support.
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