Sure dear, but just so you know, dreams from childhood were dreams for another time in your life. You may not remember what waking context brought on the images. Still, it's good to finally know what it meant; if nothing else, it's a freeze frame of what kind of a childhood you had.
Dream 1: i was in an evergreen forest and it had recently snowed so there were no footprints or anything. it was the middle of the night and it felt really peaceful. me and another girl were talking when a herd of miniature four inch horses galloped near us. we captured them, using our arms as corrals so they wouldn't escape, but mine kept jumping over my arm and when i lifted my hands to recapture them most of the other horses escaped. my dream friend had a lot of horses who were calmly sitting or grazing (on the snow?) there was no grass. then she had tiny ropes in which she used to tie the horses to a tree. i asked her if she wanted to trade and she said yes. i asked her for a horse that had fur the color of the sky with a yellow spot on it's neck and white mane, it's back end dark blue with small white sparkles and a shiny black tail. (like day and night). she would only trade that for my favorite horse, which was lime yellow and green, like sprite soda. Neither of us would trade our horses but we both wanted eachother's. Randomly a girl walked up to us and said she needed help climbing a ladder and i said ok and followed her to a cliff. there was a strange ladder that curved with some steps really close together and some really far apart (and all sorts of other weird stuff that would make the ladder hard to climb). i only got to the second step because the ladder was extremely slippery. i told her sorry and walked off. Later in the dream i turned into a small (rodent?) along with a bunch of other people and ran into the forest. while deep in, where we were all alone, we heard a sound. a girl was searching the ground right near us (searching for us?) and when she saw us, we all scattered. i wonder why i felt so afraid of the girl; i had only been a human a few minutes ago! i ran as fast as i could until i came to the edge of the forest. there were a few scattered trees in an open space, and a mountain range. i could see all the stars sparkling and the moonlight making the snow glitter and i felt really peaceful. i began to run across the field and up the mountain. then somthing wierd happened: the closer i got to the mountaintop the more freaked out i got until i couldn't run anymore and i panicked and sped all the way back to the ladder and the place where the horses were. everyone was gone and i felt really alone and scared, but when i woke up i felt really happy!
The setting of the evergreen forest represents sound growth through life's lessons. At the time, you may have encountered people or ideas that circumvented your sense of self, and presented a new opportunity for growth.
Snow symbolizes suppressed information. This dream tries to alert you to the flaws in your perspective, and invite you to overcome those limitations.
The horses denote your work effort, while their small stature suggest you down-size this part of yourself. You may be having trouble applying yourself in a fruitful way. The girl represents an alternative approach to the problem with your "horse power". Her horses are tied to a tree: her approach is securing the connection between one's creative work and deeper forces of life itself. You are noticeably unwilling to take this approach, and give up your way of doing things.
Climbing the ladder would have meant taking the first steps to escaping the previous impasse. Slipping symbolizes the dreamer's mixed emotions. You are not sure you want to take this path; you may be unwilling to do what it takes to build true character.
Rats, in some contexts, showcase a survival instinct, but there is strong presentation here that it represents stagnation and de-evolution within yourself. Your choices have made you less than what you should be. You may also be more content to get by, than to excel.
The ending sequence, where you run out of the forest, represents an abandonment of discovering your true potential. It appears that you cannot abandon it entirely, though. At certain life intervals, the same forces return to us and beckon us to climb and exceed. The mountain, after the plain, represents this.
The fear you felt that everyone has gone, showcases a missed opportunity. Perhaps you were happy to awaken because you escaped awareness of the need to handle these issues.
Hope that helps.
