Benedita LumeEating a spider brings a hidden malice into your own body. This dream shows a moment where something hidden or malicious is being brought into your own space, much like a guest who brings a coldness into a warm room. You are absorbing a danger that works through stillness and patience.
The act of eating a spider settles the danger by making it part of your own strength. You possess the ability to handle what is meant to harm you. I have found that when I face a small, stinging truth, I am stronger for having swallowed it. You keep the venom where it can no longer reach anyone else.
Eating spiders changes the weight of the dream from a single encounter to a state of being overwhelmed by many small harms. The sheer number of these threats makes the act of taking them in feel like a heavy burden rather than a single victory.
For its more general meaning: Dream about a spider
I had a dream that my ex best friend was putting spiders in my food, and on me when I slept. She was getting them out of a box and said it was revenge for “stealing her boyfriend” (which I didn’t do)
The second part of the dream, someone in my class kept trying to stab me, and an angel granted me with protection so I couldn’t die.
I also had a bunch of decapitated small plastic toys on my bedside table in the dream, and I glued all their heads back on for them.
Dear Reader,
Your dream is a harbinger for urge, job and involvement. This dream signifies you may be running away from a primal urge or fear. The job changes you’ve been looking for could be precipitated overnight. If you are involved in something related to communication, you will have many new ideas today.
I had a dream of a spider eating a frog. The spider was as big as a person. What does that mean?
Dear Reader,
Your dream is a metaphor for tranquility, professionalism and decision. This dream expresses tranquility and affection will characterize your sentimental relationship. Your problems and worrying are affecting your educational or professional pursuits. Others are trying to put doubt in your head about some decision or choice that you are making.