I had a rather unusual, yet "uneventful" dream the other night that just hasn't left my mind... At first, I didn't think anything of it but for some reason, I can't forget about it.  It starts out with me walking down a pier, knowing that I HAVE to cross a giant murky lake by bridge.  When I get to the end of the pier, there isn't a bridge.  A faceless man was at the end of it and he was fishing... I looked in the water and saw a huge group of bass swimming around.  I then asked the man how I could get across because I was late in getting home and I started to panic.  He told me to take the bridge, but like I said, there wasn't one so I just stood there and looked in the water.  All of a sudden, a giant white sailfish leapt out of the water and stared straight at me.  It was like my dream froze right there.

I know this sounds silly but for some reason, I think it means more than I realize... interpretations would be appreciated!!

I forgot to mention, in my dream, the man told me that I needed to fish before I could cross the bridge, but for some reason, I didn't want to or couldn't for some reason... just thought I'd add that incase it means anything!

Bridges can often represent a way to get somewhere or get over something.  We can build bridges to anothers heart or to a friendship, job etc or to a way of being.  Since the bridge is already there it means the hardest part has been done and it is just a matter of fishing for where it starts in the murky depths of the lake.  

Water usually represent the emotional or spiritual side of us and sometimes when we stir up past issues the mud from the bottom will rise to the surface making it appear less than inviting. Spiritually wise our clarity may be obsured by the murkiness.

No worries however the mud eventually sinks again to the bottom and the water becomes clear.  Perhaps in fishing for the bridge you will find resolutions to unresolved issues or the clarity of awareness that will once again enable you to "see" the bridge that you yourself have already built.

Kelcie