My Ogham say you should err on the side of metaphor. They give Oir or Epiphany ill-dignified, meaning that the dream has a great deal to say about you if you unpack it in meditation, including things you may have been hiding from yourself. It's easy to think of dreams like the one you mention as prophetic, and they often are, but it's usually much more subtle than "I dreamt of a green blob eating New York and a green blob literally ate New York". I had a dream that was a preview of the MRNA mayhem in the early 2000s. I dreamed of my brother owning and neglecting a bunch of reptiles who came down with a disease that ate their DNA. It spread to humans and ended as a nightmare where everyone got infected. Anyone who consented ended up being eaten alive by the DNA crud, yet I was somehow immune because I had not consented. The disease was created in a lab by the US government. Was this dream literal? Sort of.
Re: Dream
My Ogham say you should err on the side of metaphor. They give Oir or Epiphany ill-dignified, meaning that the dream has a great deal to say about you if you unpack it in meditation, including things you may have been hiding from yourself. It's easy to think of dreams like the one you mention as prophetic, and they often are, but it's usually much more subtle than "I dreamt of a green blob eating New York and a green blob literally ate New York". I had a dream that was a preview of the MRNA mayhem in the early 2000s. I dreamed of my brother owning and neglecting a bunch of reptiles who came down with a disease that ate their DNA. It spread to humans and ended as a nightmare where everyone got infected. Anyone who consented ended up being eaten alive by the DNA crud, yet I was somehow immune because I had not consented. The disease was created in a lab by the US government. Was this dream literal? Sort of.