Scary wolf dreams?

Question

I have had these dreams, and all of them start out with me in front of my computer. I am finished with whatever I am doing, and I get up and then...

Either

1) There is a wolf in the doorway, and it attacks me. It is all white with one large brown spot on it's back and brown on most of it's muzzle. It's eyes are light blue, but sometimes green.

2) I go into the hall and turn left. When I'm almost to my room a wolf bounds up from behind and attacks me. It bites my head from the back. It is all black with green eyes that are really dark. They are almost black. I could actually feel where the teeth were in the back of my head after I woke up.

3) I turn right, to go into the dining room. The window breaks. A dark gray wolf attacks me from the front again, like in the first dream. This one's eyes are dark brown.

Answer 1

You re being attacked by the jinn, demons who "pester" the unbelievers, the ones who take advantge of blessings and mutter wrongful words.  In your home, there must not be the remembrance of God and his blessings.  You are attacked by evil spirits who find you easy prey as a result of your neglect in being thankful for your blessings.  Remember God and pray.  They are in your home.  Yes, you can actually feel the pain as they are attacking you by way of spirit.  Strengthen you spirit with goodness and give thanks a moment for blessings.  Yell the word "Allah" in your home.  Demons themselves fear God and flee.

Regards

Answer 2

maybe your subcontien (i don't know how to spell) still sticking to your first dream that the wolf keep appearing in your dream (i guess)

Answer 3

One interpretation:

"Wolf" is an economic worry.

The "beasts of prey" are real enough.

Computer-focus indicates a type of will issue:

the wolf's stronger will to destroy or attack you, and the possibility that you will develop a stronger will to defend yourself, call for help.

The window breaking indicates a more serious attack from "darker forces" or feelings.

You would do well to give a regular prayer to God before sleep, for you to be protected, guided, guarded, and taught during sleep.

"Watch Your Dreams," Ann Ree Colton,

http://www.dreamviews.com

http://www.dreamhealer.com

"The Masters and Their Retreats," Mark Prophet.