red horse and twins

[Selba]

I dreamt of watching a red horse give birth to I think two colts, although I was viewing it from a moving train and the second colt could have been afterbirth. Any ideas?

[RainInanna]

What do horses represent to you? And the colour red? And do twins have any significance to you? Chances are this is one only you can make sense of. Possible new project being birthed there or new thought or something, but can't tell since the symbols should have meaning to you.

[Selba]

What do horses represent to you? And the colour red? And do twins have any significance to you? Chances are this is one only you can make sense of. Possible new project being birthed there or new thought or something, but can't tell since the symbols should have meaning to you.

You bring up a valid point, which I have done. I was just wondering if the situation reminded anyone of something from a cultural aspect perhaps.

[MockingbirdOxygen]

*From a cultural viewpoint, both the horse and the train can represent communication/transportation/getting things from here to there.

Also, before the railways, horses were the main mode of transportation, right? One "replaces" the other. So it's neat that you were on the moving train watching the birthing from there. Does one form of transportation give birth to the other? Certainly, in the sense that before the railways were built, they used the horses, and what you use in phase one brings you to phase 2. I don't know all the details, but they probably used the horses in labor to bring things to the site where the railways were built, etc.

*On another note, I'm thinking that the red horse brings up Native American vibes. In some of the books I've read, the horses came up in the symbols when things would happen/things were changing.

This is just my interpretation, because of the cultural interpretations I've come across, but red could mean the blood/the life... and train made me think "Long Black Train", which would be death. Not that I think the train is coming for you, mind you, BUT... going back to the first set of interpretations:

The horses - think back... they reproduce on their own; it is a more natural thing. Even taming the horse and using the horse for transportation, doesn't upset the balance of things so much as making material things does. The train uses up more from the earth, and pollutes it and thus is killing it.

It might not be where your brain was going with this, so if my suggestions don't ring true for you, then so be it. I still say thank you for the opportunity the analyze it anyway. I love it almost in the sense of an art form, can you tell? :hehehehe: It inspires me.

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