Giraffe Thesis

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If a giraffe makes an appearance in your dream, it is a sign that you should decide whether or not it is time for you to take some chances; in other words, should you “stick your neck out?” The dream giraffe is a reminder that you must make an effort and extend yourself beyond your comfort zone if you want to gain the greatest rewards. Seeing a giraffe in a dream may also indicate that you have to consider the “big picture” and take a broader look at what is going on in your life and where you are headed in the future. The giraffe is a symbol of the ability to see things differently than others in your life. It suggests that you are able to see both sides of an issue and can reach a decision on that basis beyond what other people may be able

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