Weird dream involving dead kittens?

give this a try

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I think that you and your sister must have had some common experience to dream about the same thing. Even if this was just your sister telling you her dream and then you proceeded to dream about a similar topic.

I would first advise you that the goal of examining a dream is to move on, not to get mired in what it might mean. An interpretation should lead you back to life, not further into a subconscious, random world.

That being said: it seems you feel that something paradisaical or beautiful is threatened in your dream by the fact that there is death there. If there is an analogous situation in real life, then you have a starting point. If you are, for example, struggling economically, and some of your activities that you spent money on previously are no longer viable, you could feel threatened by that.

If your sister has the opposite perspective that an area is ruined, but there is something to salvage from the place, nonetheless, perhaps you should consider her perspective.

Even though someplace beautiful is not once what it was or an ideal situation is no longer ideal, this does not mean that it has lost all possibility for good. Rather, the challenge is to find something to save out of the rubble, as it were, and not to shrink back from doing so. The greatest human triumphs come in the face of adversity (or so the story goes). Challenge is an opportunity to demonstrate character.

Your friend in the dream seems to fill the gap between your perspective of despair and your sister's attempt to salvage something from the garden. She is accepting of the situation and willing to keep living in it, but that does not seem very fulfilling as an option in the world of your dream.

The 20-something guy, likewise, seems an observer to the scene. His rationalism doesn't contribute much beyond what we could already see. While the truth is important, it is important to act on.

I think if the dream seems irrelevant to your life, then it probably does not contain any truth you should walk away with. If, after reading people's suggestions, you feel that there is some resonance between the dream and your situation, then I would think what you can do to take something away from the situation (and the dream it inspired) that you can use to keep living. If there is death in the garden, there is also life.

This dream represents the people in your life and their perspectives on life and death.

Your sister, being young and innocent, sees the beauty in life and seeks out the happy ending. She can only understand what is living.

Your best friend accepts the cycle of life and tragedy, but cannot feel the pain. Perhaps she has never experienced a connection with death, or she cannot bring herself to think about it. She chooses not to understand what is not living.

You, on the other hand, are the only one of the three (notice a pattern? three girls--three kittens) who is concerned with death and its effects. You understand what is living and dead, but now this dream must help you comprehend your place in the world. You should take your own path, your own opinion about death, but at the same time, perhaps you should take a second look at your friend's point of view. Be affected by death, be saddened, but be sure to remember that you are alive--you are one of the three kittens/girls that survived. Don't worry about dying, but try to prevent death, and live life to its fullest.

Were you eating sugar when she told you her dream?