An infestation in your dream means that a swarm of petty troubles is working against you, nibbling at your composure until your strength is spent. These minor disruptions act like a slow rising tide, where the individual droplets are negligible, yet their accumulation threatens to submerge the clarity you seek. You may find that your attention is being pulled in a thousand directions by trivialities, making it difficult to hold onto any single, meaningful thought.
This movement of the mind shows how the many tiny demands of your life are nibbling at the edges of your focus. When you allow these small frictions to go unaddressed, they weave a net that restricts your ability to act with intention. The weight of this dream lies in the exhaustion that comes from fighting a multitude of tiny fronts rather than one clear obstacle. You hold the power to see these many small teeth as they work, and seeing them is what allows you to pull the net away. This recognition is the first step in thinning the swarm of distractions that cloud your view.
Alice CandorInterpreter interprets your dreams
The figure that keeps coming back in a dream has usually been waiting a long time to be looked at. A dream tends to bring forward the side of a life that daylight leaves out. What feels alien in it might be the part of you most in need of a hearing. Nothing has to be settled tonight. Which detail stayed with you after waking?
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