My brother came into my room a couple times also. T went to my kitchen to grab me some medicine and comes back with roughly 10 different pills, expecting me to take them all. This makes me nervous as I'm standing next to my brother staring at the pills intently. He interrupts my thought process by saying something about that I shouldn't do it and remember what happened. He was thinking I was going to swallow all the pills and overdose and he was referring to his own overdose. This struck a major emotional response in me as he wouldn't let me explain that I was only trying to figure out what each of the pills were so I could only take two of ones that I needed, not all of them. He kept talking over me and then I finally just slapped his face. I slapped him with a closed hand and not very hard but I noticed in the dim lighting that I had hit him in a place on his face where he already had an injury.
Now I want to describe what my brother looked like in this dream. Often it happens to me that the people I dream of never have the same face or body but I know who it is. He had a similar build as he really does but his face was completely different. He was more white in complexion, and even seemed to have dirty blonde hair. He had strong features and big lips as in reality, but it was just different. He also had a cleft lip that closely resembles one of my friends and fresh scratches on both sides of his face. After I slapped him he was upset because I had hurt him where it already hurt. I instantly apologized and put my hands to his face and really noticed the scratches and asked him what happened. I don't know what his explanation was but something tells me someone else did it to him. I believe I woke up after that.
I was, again, sleeping in my bed and I was dreaming something again and woke up...I can't really keep track of it. I remember waking up within the dream and feeling a little jolt at the end of the bed. It felt very much like when Sparky used to try to jump on my bed. I surely thought it was Sparky. But the animal did jump up on my bed and ran over to where my head was on my heap of pillows and laid down. It was a small brown bunny rabbit. It started to hump my pillow/shoulder. It was really cute but just kept trying to hump me. I just tried to subtly move away from it but I was mostly amused by it. Apparently a female friend of my dad was at my house and she was the owner of the rabbit. It was even more amusing that such a small thing was able to jump onto my bed. However, despite the humping, the little guy reminded me very much of Sparky and had this fondness for me because he kept laying down next to my head. He would run down my hallway and just keep coming back to me on the bed. It was really adorable, with very big brown eyes. That's really all I can remember.
Having a dream within a dream may be safer and more acceptable way to express material from your unconscious. The dream within a dream protects you, the dreamer from waking up. Such dreams often reflect a hidden but crucial issue which you need to acknowledge and confront.
And I have these false awakening dreams too.
To see a rabbit in your dream, signifies luck, magical power, and success. You have a positive outlook on life. Alternatively, rabbits symbolize abundance, warmth, fertility and sexual activity. Perhaps your sex life needs to be kept in check. The dream can also be associated with Easter time and your own personal memories of Easter.
In particular, to see a white rabbit in your dream, symbolizes faithfulness in love. The white rabbit also serves as a guide to steer you toward the right direction.
If the rabbit is hopping in your dream, then it indicates fertility. You will be surrounded by children. Alternatively, the dream may be analogous to your lack of commitment and how you jump from one thing or another.
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