Seeing/picking snails, seeing tortoise: We all know what 'snail parade' means . Snails are very slow. I recently watched an animated movie titled 'Turbo'. In one of the scenes, the titular character, a snail, took seventeen minutes to cross the length of a ruler. Hilarious
. However, the humour becomes sour when one sees this mollusc in the dream. When you see snails, it means there is a force at work in your life to turn your life into an Isrealite journey. What you ought to do in two months, you end up taking three years to achieve it. When the spirit of the snail is at work in your life, your journey of 40days turns to 40years. When your peers work two years before being promoted, you will have to work five before even been considered
.
Same goes with the tortoise. I was introduced to the tortoise's legendary slowness in my primary school days when I read the fable of Mr Hare and Mr Tortoise. It took the tortoise three hours to complete a 45minute race, but he was still able to beat the swift footed Hare because of his craftiness, doggedness and consistency. However, the tortoise's consistency is not the issue here; it his godawful slowness, which he and the snail symbolises spiritually that is the matter of concern.
When you dream of tortoises and snails, the spirit of delay is at work in your life. You must rise up in prayer otherwise everything in your life will be a long, tiring snail parade.
Same goes with the tortoise. I was introduced to the tortoise's legendary slowness in my primary school days when I read the fable of Mr Hare and Mr Tortoise. It took the tortoise three hours to complete a 45minute race, but he was still able to beat the swift footed Hare because of his craftiness, doggedness and consistency. However, the tortoise's consistency is not the issue here; it his godawful slowness, which he and the snail symbolises spiritually that is the matter of concern.
When you dream of tortoises and snails, the spirit of delay is at work in your life. You must rise up in prayer otherwise everything in your life will be a long, tiring snail parade.
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