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What does it mean when rats appear in a dream, according to psychology?

What does it mean when rats appear in a dream, according to psychology?

The meaning of the presence of this animal in your dreams.

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Dreaming about animals is a very common occurrence among Colombians. But obviously, having an experience with a rat can be disturbing. Considering this issue from a psychological perspective offers insight into the reasons for the appearance of a rodent . What is the significance of rats in the world of dreams?

The truth is that dreaming about rats can have different interpretations, even depending on whether the contact is aggressive or harmless. Their color is also taken into account, and even the time of day can give a slightly broader meaning, which will be provided by experts on the subject.

According to El Mundo, in Eastern culture a rat can be linked to generosity, surprise, hope and kindness, They point out based on the information provided by Online Psychology.

(See more: Be careful: What causes snakes to appear around my house?) "If you're wondering what it means to dream about a rat, you should know that, in a general way, it is related to changes and how to deal with them ," they added.
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The meanings of dreams about a rat.

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What does a dream about multi-colored rats mean?

"Despite having problems to face, you have an optimistic outlook on life and see yourself capable of overcoming any obstacle," experts say about a dream in which a white rodent appears.

If you see black rats instead, it could be related to a negative attitude before addressing a conflict in your life. Gray rats, on the other hand, represent a degree of neutrality or a lack of ability to express your feelings in the midst of an argument.

(See more: Take note: 4 places where snakes can hide in your home) Now, if the animal bites you in this dream, you probably have a situation that you haven't been able to resolve or that may even be worrying you. In some cases, it's also probably linked to your mental health.
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