Irish Folklore and Fairies

One of the most fascinating aspects of Irish culture is that they have the utmost respect for many mystical aspects, including fairies. The Irish people understand that fairies are not merely aspects of our imaginations, but spiritual beings with their own realms, rules, and customs. Locals recognize that certain areas in the human dimension are considered portals to the fairy realm. These places are regarded as sacred and are treated with utmost respect.

Julia Cannon has visited Ireland a few times during her travels to spread the word of QHHT. Upon one of her visits, she marveled at how the people not only talk of fairies as though they are very much a part of our human lives. But, also for how their respect goes far beyond what the rest of the world considers normal. If you were to visit Ireland and go for a walk through the forests, or along the rivers, there will undoubtedly come a time when they stop you in your tracks. To go further, you will be instructed to ask the fairies permission to enter this area, as it is considered sacred.

How will you know whether or not they grant this permission? Well, as Julia describes, you will just know. This is similar to receiving messages from the higher realms. You know deep down in your heart of hearts whether or not you should enter. It is like an inner knowing. What if you happened to be walking without a local to stop you and get you to ask permission? You might recognize the feeling as a slight heaviness in the air. Similar to when a teacher is waiting for their class to quiet down without saying anything. As if some invisible force is there, creating a barrier in the form of dense energy. The fairies are generally very permitting, and once they see you recognize their existence, and have the respect to ask permission, it will be granted. You will feel the energy lighten, and with this, you can pass.

Recognizing Fairies People

We all have one of those friends who seems to flit through life with a sprightly energy. That happy-go-lucky human with a mischievous glint in their eye. They seem to carry the essence of fairies in their souls. These people can easily be recognized because they carry the characteristics that mirror fairies so well. Maybe they have facial features that give off that fairy effect. Or maybe their energy carries the grace and magical essence similar to fairies. Interestingly, there are quite a few people who carry fairy energy with them wherever they go. This is likely because they are currently living as a fairy in another life, as all our lives are happening simultaneously.

For some reason or the other, they decided before they came into their human life that they needed that little spruce of a fairy’s touch. They brought this energy into their life because they knew it would come in handy. They agreed to a certain experience (in their soul contract) that would require a light-footed nature, a mischievous personality, and all-around magical guidance. No one will know better than the person who carries this fairy energy, even if they aren’t aware of it right now.

Everything is Possible

In our world of Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique, we have seen things that many people would say are completely crazy. But, if you have had a session, you might agree that just about anything is possible. There are so many facets of our life that many people would rather say is a figment of our imagination. That might be true, but that doesn’t mean these things don’t exist. They might just live within their own dimensions. Just like the fairies we speak of today.

It’s not just fairies that have their own realms, but just about anything you can think of. Your imagination is the limit. So, if your heart belongs to the ocean and you swear mermaids are real. You can take comfort in knowing that if you believe in them, they are real. They are just not as easy to see unless you are accustomed to the idea of alternate dimensions. Remember, only you can control the reality in which you live. Do not let anyone burst your bubble. If you believe, then let it be.

Have you had a dream of a dead snake (or snakes)?

Dreaming of snakes can be unsettling for some, let alone seeing a dead one! Before you set yourself into a panic that your psyche is damaged, or that you have some inner demons to look into, let’s take a look at the meaning behind dead snakes in reality. Then, we will focus on the meaning of dead snakes in your dream, as they have a different meaning to dreaming of snakes attacking, for example. Bear in mind the dream symbol might differ greatly from your spiritual meaning of seeing them in real life.

What does a dead snake symbolize?

So, what is the spiritual meaning of snakes in dreams? For some, seeing a dead snake in their waking life can be disturbing. Whether this is because they have a fear of snakes, or maybe they just don’t like seeing death. The meaning of seeing dead snakes, in reality, could be a symbol of change in terms of wealth and health. Others say they represent rebirth or the ability to problem solve.

Moreover, maybe you had some issues in your life – the dead snake symbolism in this case could mean you have sorted that problem out. The problems are no more, much like the dead snake! Or, it could be a message from your spirit guides to kill a connection you may have with someone who is suffocating your abilities to reach your full potential.

Let’s say you’re out and about, enjoying a beautiful walk in nature. Seeing dead snakes is not exactly a common thing. The meaning of seeing a dead snake in your path could have a spiritual meaning. Your higher self could be sending you a message to embrace the change you are about to experience and this is a sign to look for opportunities.

What is the meaning of dreaming about dead snakes?

There are many different interpretations of dreams where dead snakes are at the forefront of your memory when you wake up. The dream of a dead snake meaning could be symbolic of your spiritual awakening. Moreover, dreaming of a dead snake could symbolize the fact that you are on the last leg of the spiritual journey and you are shedding the old skin of habits that no longer serve you. It is usually a positive dream that denotes you have undergone a change of some sort. The color of the snake might indicate what you might be going through, or what you can look forward to.

If these dreams are repetitive, it is a good sign that you need to pay attention to the changes happening around you. Maybe you have been oblivious before. Pay attention to the details of the dream. Is the snake truly dead or alive? Sometimes you might dream of a snake that appears dead when they’re just lying very still. Let go of your fear, and try to get up close to it. Remember, they can’t actually bite you because you’re dreaming.

Dream of a dead snake cut in half

What does it mean when you dream about seeing a dead snake cut in half?  Well, it could have two meanings. Maybe there is a toxic person in your life that is causing you pain. Your higher self is calling for you to cut them out of your life. Or, seeing a dead snake in the dream that you cut in half could mean that you feel torn between two versions of yourself. Maybe you feel a desire to choose between the two.

Dream of a dead snake in a house

What does it mean to dream of a snake in your house? Well, dreaming of your home is your sacred space. This dream could mean that someone has broken your trust or overstepped your boundaries. If you dream of the dead snake in bed, you might have to look closer to home for this betrayal of trust. It might mean that your partner is being dishonest.

Dream of a dead snake bone

Seeing a snake cut in half can be scary when you wake up, but the dream could symbolize that someone from your past might come back into your present life. So, dreaming of the bones of a dead snake can indicate that you need to hold strong in the person you have become and not to let others revert you to old habits that no longer serve you.

Dreaming of dead snakes in the water

If you dream of dead snakes in water, it means that great things are coming your way. So, look out for any opportunities for change. This type of dream might come in various contexts, like seeing a dead snake floating on water, like a dead snake floating on a lake.

Dream of dead black snakes

Black snakes in your dreams usually represent the end of an era. According to our dream dictionary, seeing a dead black snake could signify you are embarking on a joyful period of your life.

Dreaming of a dead white snake

If you see a dead white snake in your dream, it is a sign your life has taken a turn to the complex side of things. It might be time to simplify your life a little bit, or you’ll spend your waking life obsessing over every little thing.

Dream of dead yellow snakes

Dreams involving dead snakes that are yellow are a sign you are making new friends. If there is a new person in your life that makes you feel joy, focus on building that connection.

Dream of dead red snakes

Dreaming of a red dead snake signifies that your life is very exciting and full of passion. If this is a new thing, the dream’s meaning could be a sign to utilize that excitement and turn it into a career of some sort.

Dream of dead green snakes

Seeing a dead green snake in your dream signifies that whatever causes you frustration, or makes you feel anxious is currently working in their best interest. It could also mean that it is time to deal with those things so you may lay them to rest, as well as your anxiety.

Dream of a dead small snake

Dreaming of a dead little snake may seem unimportant at first. But, these small dead snakes indicate minor issues that you underestimated. The dream can represent a warning for you to pay attention to these small issues as they might creep up on you with a bigger impact than you thought.

Dream of a giant dead snake

Dreaming of a giant dead snake shows that you have put too much trust in someone close to you who has not reciprocated your loyalty. Dreaming of big dead snakes indicates the need to protect yourself. This dream can also be a lesson that you need to surround yourself with people you can trust.

Dream of a dead snake on the floor

The dream meaning of seeing a dead snake on the floor could be a calling for you to focus on your foundations. This could mean your most basic needs. This dream interpretation means you’re possibly giving too much to your big dreams and aspirations, but neglecting your health, home, and soulful needs. So, if you dream about a dead snake you need to take a step back and make sure you are giving love to all areas of your life. Your big dreams will not come to fruition if you neglect your mental and physical health.

Seeing a snake die in your dream

Watching a snake die in your dream is a message from your higher self that there are no real dangers present. They are trying to tell you there are better things to focus your energy on. Dreaming of a dying snake also represents that you need to let go of your fears. In other words, dreaming of dying snakes often come to those who are holding back on their dreams because their ego tells them they might fail.

Dream of killing a snake

To “kill” in a dream represents you letting go, or severing the tie between you and someone or a situation you were dealing with. It means you have resolved the issue and you are laying it to rest.

Dream of resurrecting a dead snake

Dreaming of a dead snake that comes alive in a dream can be a little disconcerting. However, it carries a powerful message of dedication. whatever you are trying to accomplish, do not give up. This dream also means that you will see yourself rise from your ashes.

Dream of dead headless snake

If you dream about a dead snake that has no head, you might wake up a little freaked out. But, it generally means that you’re either dealing with grief over the loss of someone close to you. Additionally, the dream is also symbolic that you are grieving the loss of an older version of yourself.

Similarly, having a dead headless snake dream symbolizes that you might not recognize the old you. Maybe you have changed so much that when you think back to a different time, you can’t relate to that person at all anymore. So, if you dream of seeing a snake without a head, it is a good sign you’ve done some amazing inner work, and thus, a great change occurred.

Dream of dead snakes everywhere

Seeing dead snakes in your dream is one thing, but many dead snakes are sure to freak most people out. Seeing lots of dead snakes represents that you do not feel supported by your community. In other words, having a dream about dead snakes everywhere

Our conclusion

Ultimately, the spiritual meaning of dreams, and specifically dead snakes in dreams have so many different meanings. The vast majority of them are positive, showing the change you have gone through and all your accomplishments. They also show that we are our own worst enemy by fearing things we need not, or keeping people close to us when they only wish to sabotage our efforts. Look into the details of these dreams, and focus on the context in which the dead snake appears. There could be more messages lurking in the shadow of your subconscious.

Resources

• https://symbolismandmetaphor.com/dead-snake-symbolism-meaning/
• https://daphneden.com/dream-about-headless-snake-reasons/
• https://thepleasantdream.com/dreaming-of-a-dead-snake/
• https://www.dreamchrist.com/dead-snakes-dream-interpretation/#Dream_of_a_dead_snake_in_the_house

Those questions pertain to our self-identity. This is something most of us struggle with on a daily basis. So much so, that when we get bombarded with questions, it makes us feel insecure about how we see ourselves. Today our article is going to delve into the inner aspects of self-identity. Get ready, because we have as many layers to talk about that exist within each of our self-perceptions.

The Many Layers of Identity

What is your self-identity? Well, it is a complex concept that requires quite a deep dive. If you are someone who likes to meditate often, you might already have an idea of how deep the answers can get. If you close your eyes and try to envision yourself, everyone has their own unique idea. What pops up is a reflection of our experiences in life how we were raised, our core values, belief systems, and the list goes on. 

If you were to divide your life up into different sections, each one would portray a very different person. If you are a parent, you might see yourself as that, but then you find yourself yearning for the freedom that others have, but question who you would be without your children. If you are a child still under your parent’s wing, you might wonder where you would be if you had more independence. The same goes for your career. Some of us work certain jobs that we despise, but this has taken up so much of our lives that we struggle to see ourselves doing anything else. These various roles and contexts contribute to the multifaceted nature of our self-identity, allowing us to embrace different facets of our personality and adapt to the demands of different situations.

If you think about it, we learn a vast amount of lessons from each section of our lives. As a mother or father, you might learn how to be patient or feel what it truly means to love unconditionally. As a child, you might learn what it means to surrender to someone’s love and care. Our careers also have many different lessons to teach, this would depend on which one you choose to follow. 

Who Are You Beneath It All?

Even though you might think you have a good idea of who you are, not many people have the answer to what lies beneath all of the surface aspects. Yes, you are a doting mother or a dedicated doctor, but who are you underneath all the expectations from society? Who would you be if you weren’t required to get up in the morning at a certain time to feed a hungry child, or get to work at a certain time? When we strip these external pressures imposed upon us, we uncover a core self. This is your ultimate true identity. 

The journey to discovering this part of you is entirely introspective. It can be intimidating for some, as the feeling can lead to an overwhelming realization they are not happy with where they are right now, or that they hate their job. It might mean they need to change their lives in some way or the other, and this in itself is terrifying. However, we are such strong and powerful beings, that it is important to understand how capable we are of anything we put our minds to. 

Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone

Julia Cannon is a great example of all of this. As someone who works so fluently with the spiritual realm of QHHT, it is a wonder when one learns she was once a nurse in the medical field. Julia worked for years as a nurse, and for many of those years, she felt a calling to take a step back from that line of work, and to follow in her mother’s footsteps. Dolores Cannon was the person who designed the QHHT methods. 

Julia spoke about when she first stepped into the spiritual world, and how scary things were because it was unknown territories. In the beginning, she had an opportunity to join the nursing world again, but the moment she tempted that idea, it was as if the iron gates of the universe closed in on her. It was then that she knew she had to take her life’s journey by the horns. Metaphorically speaking of course. 

Change can be a scary thing, but if we do not venture into the unknown at certain points in our lives, we will never grow to our full potential. It takes another meaning to the term, through pain we grow, because fear can be painful. We need to step outside of our comfort zone in order to discover dormant parts of ourselves we may or may not know existed. Doing the same thing day after day can make for a smooth ride, but it is not going to help you learn about yourself. Letting go of something that you do in life, is not letting go of who you are in life. It is only going to help you make room for more of who you are to shine through.