Dream about Big Hippopotamus is a clue for your likeability, compassion and good-hearted nature. You are taking a chance on something and putting your full trust in those around you. You are good at offering your advice to others. The dream stands for warmth and compassion. You need to eat a more well balanced diet.
Big Hippopotamus is a signal for your need for emotional and spiritual healing. You are devouring something. You are in a festive and upbeat mood. Your dream signals a long and pleasant journey. Emotional issues are trivial to you.
Dreaming of Big and Hippopotamus
Hippopotamus in dream denotes grief, sorrow and regrets. Perhaps you need to practice meditation. You are making some unwise choices. The dream stands for your desires for physical/emotional satisfaction. Things are looking up for you.
Dream about both “Big” and “Hippopotamus” is a sign for a situation or a conversation that is foul. You may feel that it is easier to give up, then to try to stay afloat or prevent yourself from going under. If you are a female, feminine aspect of yourself has come to an abrupt end. This dream is sadly an admonition for a lack of values or characters. You have bad luck.
Dream about big hippopotamus is a hint for your compassion and your consideration of others. You are trying to hold on to the sweetness and pleasures that you are experiencing in your life. When it comes to your goals and aspirations, you aim high. The dream stands for your need to be more affectionate. You will achieve great success.
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I saw myself at the front of our family house. In front of the house, there was a river with a resort built over it.
I was on a swing, moving back and forth, when suddenly my dad tried to push me into the river. Thankfully, I escaped the attempt. Soon after, I noticed people swimming in the river.
Then I saw a long-time family friend and another person fighting a hippopotamus in the water. They succeeded in pulling the animal out of the river.
Immediately after that, I found myself among a crowd that began shouting that the hippopotamus’ leg should be cut off so it doesn’t escape again. Some young men responded by cutting off its leg.
At that point, I was holding a toothbrush with toothpaste on it, looking for where to brush my mouth. While searching, I encountered my ex-girlfriend, who looked at me and said, “If you engage, you will be involved!