Last night, after doing some deep shadow work exercises from Olga Awaken, I had a very vivid and symbolic dream that I felt called to share with this group. In the dream, I was at my grandmother’s house. Suddenly a transgender person appeared and started criticizing my work, and I felt that they wanted to harm me. I felt threatened and needed to escape, so I jumped from the balcony — surprisingly, I didn’t get hurt at all. After that I was trying to find a taxi so I could return to Athens, but no taxi would stop for me. I felt lost and unsure how to get back. Then something very unexpected happened. A small chimpanzee appeared with something like a bicycle/motorbike. I felt relief and happiness when I saw it. I started riding the bike and somehow the chimpanzee was with me, guiding the journey. I was even talking to it and telling it where I wanted to go. Suddenly we arrived at a beach with sand and the sea in front of us. As we continued riding, we saw a tiger ahead. I started going faster, and then a trainer’s voice said: “Don’t turn your back on the tiger.” So instead of looking away, I turned my head and looked directly at the tiger while continuing to move forward. During the journey I saw many tigers, but none of them attacked us. --- ✨ Symbolic reflection This dream came right after shadow work, so it felt deeply connected to inner processes. - My grandmother’s house may represent the past, roots, or deep subconscious memories. - Jumping from the balcony without getting hurt could symbolize escaping fear or judgment and trusting that I will land safely. - The small chimpanzee felt like an unexpected guide — perhaps representing instinct, intelligence, playfulness, or even an inner guide. Interestingly, I also have a chimpanzee tattoo, which made the symbol even more meaningful to me. - The journey on the bike felt like moving forward in life with the help of instinct or intuition. - The tigers seemed to represent powerful fears or challenges. But the key message was: don’t turn your back on them. When I faced them, they did not harm me.