The dreamer finds themselves in their own bedroom, where four pigeons have taken up residence. Despite the dreamer’s efforts to shoo them away, the pigeons remain calm and perched, refusing to budge. When one finally stands up, the dreamer tries to guide it out the door, but it keeps returning through a mysterious hole in the door. After much struggle, the dreamer manages to get the pigeon onto the balcony, realizing that it would be better to open the window with a mosquito net to prevent any more animals from entering. Meanwhile, the dreamer’s mother is lying on the dreamer’s bed, writing something, causing the dreamer great annoyance. This dream may symbolize the dreamer’s struggle to rid themselves of unwanted distractions or negative influences in their life. The persistent pigeons represent these distractions, while the dreamer’s mother may represent a source of stress or frustration. The dreamer’s realization to use a barrier to prevent further disturbances may suggest a need for boundaries and protection in their waking life.
