The dream begins with the dreamer and their friend Cassie throwing a birthday party in the dreamer’s grandmother’s house. This could symbolize a celebration of life and blessings in the dreamer’s current situation. However, the presence of unknown people, smoking, and drinking could represent negative influences or temptations in the dreamer’s life. Suddenly, a loud bang is heard, and the house across the street is being torn down by firefighters. This could symbolize a spiritual battle or attack on the dreamer’s life, represented by the house. The dreamer and the others watch as a tornado forms above the house, representing chaos and destruction. The firefighters, who are supposed to protect and save, are unable to do so and one of them dies from a lightning strike. This could symbolize the failure of human efforts to protect against spiritual attacks. The other firefighter is seen pumping blood from a bowl into a special container, which could represent the need for spiritual protection and cleansing. The dreamer goes to help, but another lightning strike hits the house across the street, causing them to seek shelter inside. This could symbolize the need for spiritual discernment and seeking refuge in God during times of spiritual attack. The dreamer and their friend then decide to go to a store for safety supplies and food, but end up in a run-down theme park that feels eerie. This could represent a spiritual wilderness or a place of spiritual testing. The building they enter is wrapped in plastic, which could symbolize a false sense of security or protection. As they try to leave, a crazy man starts cussing at them, representing the enemy’s attempts to distract and discourage the dreamer from seeking God’s protection. The dreamer is then stabbed in the wrist, which could symbolize a spiritual attack on their faith or spiritual strength. In fear, they try to escape but encounter ostriches in the road, which could represent distractions or obstacles on their spiritual journey. The dream ends with the dreamer waking up, possibly symbolizing the need to wake up and be alert to spiritual attacks and to seek God’s protection and guidance in the midst of them.
