I had a dream recently that goes like this....

My (deceased) father and i were sitting in a movie thearter watching a movie, when something brings back a memory he shares with me. That when he was five his mother left him in the vilas zoo, all alone. As he told me this, the other people in the theatre, no faces, only dark shadows, turned thier head to look back at us. i felt very uncomfotable with him speaking so loudly. Next thing that happened is that by listening to an earpiece thats somehow connected with a radio, he tells me that alvin the chipmunk has been captured by a mad man, and him and the police were having a stand off at a local culver's. (they got tasty fries)We then leave the theatre, and soon we are standing in front of the culver's, police, and my nana and someother family member whoose identity i have forgotten, are there as well. My dad then says he will get alvin out with no problem, unlike the police who were at odds of what to do. I then say, with my hands on my hips and a big smile, well this will be no problem for dad and i. Nana suddenly has this cake made of beans, and hands it to me saying, that i would not be going in.

that is where i wake up...but eventually i begin to dream again...

This time, out in the middle of the desert, a man and his horse discover a doll. the man in his white turban leaves his horse for a moment only to return to find his beloved horse dead, with a deep gash. he then sees the doll floating with a knive in it's hands, and runs to warn someone, who turns out to me. in turn an old lady, who looked like a shaman woman of some sort led me to a place covered in snow and ice to bury the doll. as i hold it in my hands, and watch the old women dig a hole, i smile at it and say goodbye little doll. the doll then twisted it's head and floated to my face saying, first play with the kiddies.
i wake up in shock, it was down right freaky.....anybody got any notion as to what it means?

Well, keep in mind that I'm approaching this from my own perspective, as if it were my dream.

The first dream may be suggesting that you listen to your instincts and avoid "shadowy" figures. Your Nana, an authority figure, is warning you not to go with strangers. For example, if you meet someone with a cool car that wants to take you for a ride, but you hardly know them---don't do it!

In the second dream, you are saying good-bye to a doll, which is representative of your childhood. You are entering a new phase in your life. The man in the turban and the shaman women are wise authority figures. Listen to their advice.