What does it mean when you dream about a snake?

Answer 1

it means that an evil person is trying to scare you by trying to be a snake

well a snake symbolises evil, so yea

More information:

Although snakes may represent different things in different cultures and to different individuals, the most common representation is as something evil and untrustworthy. In Western Culture one speaks of an evil, plotting scoundrel as "a snake in the grass."

... However, an entirely different connotation is given to the image of a snake raised on a stick, tree or rod, in which case the snake represents healing and the medical professions. Similarly, a snake forming a circle or figure 8 with its tail in its mouth represents regeneration or eternal life.

.... So the meaning of a snake dream must be considered according to the position and action of the snake, as well as its cultural context. The most important factor is always the meaning snakes have in the mind of the individual dreamer.

It means you was previously thinking or saw something to do with snakes or related in figure of shape therefore you've dreamt about it.

Answer 2

It is difficult to provide a meaningful answer because without more information, the possibilities are very broad. Snakes have several different, contradictory symbolic meanings in Western Culture, and they have still other connotations in other cultures. A snake can symbolize danger, betrayal or evil intentions, but it can also symbolize healing, medicine, rejuvenation and renewal. Other elements in the dream as well as the emotional tone of the dream can provide clues as to the snake's meaning in this specific case.

Answer 3

Dreams have little or no significant meaning, unless they are placed there by God. If one were to take a guess at what your dream of the snake means, I would say that it is in reality that you have at some time lied to someone and you are said to have a forked tongue as does a snake. Your concience has brought it out as a reminder in a dream.

Answer 4

Beliefs abound depending on one's ethnic background or culture, i.e. some Asians particularly those from the southeast would interpret such nocturnal imaginations as one in the midst of enemies or people who have hidden agendas not necessarily good to the person. The same creature took the form of someone to tempt two biblical figures.

Answer 5

In this dream, the snake is a symbol for something you said. In real life, you feel as if something "came out of your mouth" that was like a snake: surprising or unexpected, venomous, biting or stinging.

Answer 6

The forked tongue of a snake is a symbol of lies and liars. The dream suggests that someone has lied to you or, perhaps more likely, that you need to deal with the consequences of your own lies.

Answer 7

Snakes can symbolize a number of different and conflicting things. A snake can refer to an untrustworthy person: "That snake in the grass!" It can also represent healing or regeneration. So the actual meaning of this dream depends on the context and the significance of a snake to the dreamer. The emotions experienced in the dream can indicate its meaning.

Answer 8

That this is something you fear (or want).

Answer 9

you die soon