Saving a lamb might be your effort to keep a part of yourself from being broken by the world you navigate. This movement in a dream suggests a desire to hold onto a stillness that you fear is being crowded out by harder demands. You may be trying to cradle a vulnerability that you otherwise keep hidden from view.
The act of preservation in this dream points toward a way of tending to your own peace. This impulse to rescue a fragile quality indicates that you are recognizing the value of your own stillness. A part of you is finding the strength to shield its own gentleness. This dream is how you stand watch over the softness you are currently upholding.
For its more general meaning: Dream about a lamb
I was in my grandparents home when I saw an injured lamb on the backyard. The animal was crying so I picked it up and took him inside. I held him close while the beast who had injured him was wreaking havoc outside. After securing the doors, I took the lamb to a room where we would be safe and stayed with him there.
Dear Reader,
Your dream is a message for problems, fear and opinions. This dream indicates you may be pestered by a problem or obstacle. Others may be afraid to approach you because of your highly charged personality. You feel the need to defend your beliefs, values and opinions.
My dad drove us through flooded waters I was yelling at him not to but we did, we came out on the other side safe but he side swipt a car I ran to get a castle looking building and people were chasing me when I returned to the car, the car my dad hit ( dad has past away a couple years ago)turned into a baby lamb with have his body shaved from torso to hind legs he had a wounded leg and my husband was hold the lamb like a baby, and someone in the crowd said look how he is so gently holding the la
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Your dream is an omen for communication, issues and character. This dream indicates you need to improve the lines of communications with someone. You have gained some insight and knowledge into an issue or situation. You need to acknowledge and incorporate aspects of a person into your own character.