what does it mean to dream about snakes

Snakes are one of the most common dream symbols. If you’re dreaming about snakes, it’s important to understand what your snake is doing in order to interpret the meaning of this dream symbol.

As you can probably imagine, the key to understanding dream interpretation starts with what the snake in your dream is doing.

As you can probably imagine, the key to understanding dream interpretation starts with what the snake in your dream is doing. A snake that is attacking or has attacked you could represent a fear of something in your life and how it might cause harm. In this sense, the snake may be a symbol for an external threat (e.g., a dangerous person) or an internal one (e.g., illness).

This interpretation would also apply if you were pulling on the tail of a snake and it struck back at you or wrapped itself around your body as if to strangle you—in which case, it might represent inner conflicts that are constricting your abilities or opportunities and causing distress.

If however, there are multiple snakes in your dreams but they aren’t threatening you at all—this could suggest that there is something about themselves which makes them feel threatened and uncomfortable with who they truly are; perhaps because their true nature conflicts with certain aspects of their lives/circumstances such as religion or family expectations

Snake attacking me

If you’re dreaming of snakes attacking you, it may be because the snake is a symbol of the unconscious and your subconscious. If so, it could mean that your waking life is causing you to feel attacked in some way. Alternatively, this dream could also be representative of how you feel about yourself when faced with a certain emotion or circumstance in your waking life.

Snake attacking someone else

You dream of seeing a snake attacking someone else. This may be a symbol of jealousy or envy that you are feeling towards someone else. It could also mean that someone is jealous of you, or perhaps even trying to attack you in some way. The identity of the person being attacked by the snake will help determine what this dream means for you personally.

It’s important to note that although snakes are often depicted as evil creatures, they do not always have negative connotations in dreams. Just like any animal, they can represent different things depending on other symbols present in your dream and how they interact with each other within it.

I’m killing the snake

You are in the process of killing a snake. It could be an actual snake, or it could represent someone/something that you feel is negatively impacting your life.

The snake is a symbol of temptation and evil. It can also be representative of the devil, since snakes are often associated with Satan in Biblical stories. The snake represents your own dark side—the part of you that wants to do things that aren’t good for you or others (or just selfish). The snake may represent your own desire to be evil or bad, which may even go so far as wanting revenge on someone else who wronged you.

Snake is already dead

I’m holding a snake and it’s peaceful

This type of dream is neither good nor bad, but it does indicate that there’s something going on in your life that requires careful attention. If you’ve been feeling anxious or worried, the snake represents those feelings. The fact that the snake is peaceful means that your concerns are not urgent or serious; however, they’re still needs to be addressed and dealt with before they become more serious problems.

It’s important to note here that this interpretation applies only if snakes appear as a minor part of the dream—like a quick glimpse in passing as you hurry down a busy street—and not if they represent the entire focus of your dreamworld. In other words, if you’re having an entire conversation with your boss while holding a snake in his office during which he tells everyone else out loud how much he hates them all and wants us all dead (no matter how unlikely this scenario might seem), then it probably doesn’t mean anything at all!

The snake is biting someone else

As I’ve mentioned, snakes are not usually aggressive. If you see someone else being chased by or bitten by a snake in your dream, the snake represents some sort of aggression or danger coming at you. The person being chased may represent yourself, and the snake could be how this person is trying to harm you or scare you away from something important.

If a snake bites someone else in your dream—like if they were playing with it and it bit them—it could mean that something is going on in their life that involves another person who may seem harmless but actually isn’t (or vice versa). The fact that the bite occurred during playtime might suggest that this incident was more playful than harmful; however, if there was any pain involved with the bite then it’s likely more serious than just playful fun!

Nothing. No biggie.

The dreamer should not read too much into this. “Snakes are not always bad” and “snakes are not always good,” as mentioned above, is a common explanation. This means that dreams of snakes can symbolize that the dreamer has negative qualities or traits they may be ashamed of, but these can also represent positive things if you look at it in a different light.

If the snake is seen as evil or aggressive, then this may represent someone in real life threatening the dreamer or their loved ones with harm. If it represents something positive to you, then perhaps there’s someone who cares about you who could be swayed by your words when trying to persuade them on something important.

If the snake appears at your deathbed or funeral (a morbid way for a reptile to appear), then it could mean that you have put off making peace with some issue or person from your past until now—or that someone close to you may soon die and cause emotional turmoil for everyone involved.

If you’re curious about the meaning of your dream, there are a number of resources out there that can help you. One option is to ask the person who shared their dream with you or someone else who’s had the same experience. The internet also has many online forums where people discuss their dreams, so look for those as well!