Dreaming of entrails mean death and destruction. It is never a good sign to envision entrails because there will always be problems associated with the imagery. Our basic human fears are often triggered by stomach aches, and a sharp pain to the intestines is a even worst scenario. Do not participate in business deals and lead big projects when you see entrails in a dream because the outcome will be bad.
If an animal or person’s entrails are seen in their dreams they might feel that they have been hurt or betrayed by someone close to them or even by themselves. The entrails in a dream symbolize the human spirit with all its sickness and shortcomings.
I dreamt that I was at an event far from home. And my husband gave me his phone to hold. His brother then called and I went to look for him. I later found him in a large garden with a road at the end, and large tour buses were going by. I then went to him by a tree and saw animal entrails – stomach and intestines. He then said it was a delicacy and started drinking the juice from the stomach. I left him and felt sick, looking for where to throw up.
Stumbling upon your husband by a tree, eating animal entrails, takes us into the realm of primal instincts and raw emotions. Trees are symbols of life, wisdom, and connectivity. In contrast, animal entrails, such as stomach and intestines, are associated with the most basic and fundamental aspects of life such as nourishment, digestion, and the cycle of life and death. Your husband deeming it a delicacy and drinking the juice might symbolize an acceptance or indulgence in what is typically considered unpleasant or taboo, suggesting a confrontation with aspects of life or oneself that are difficult to digest.
Your reaction—feeling sick and looking for a place to throw up—signifies your visceral response to these confrontations. It’s a clear indication of your discomfort and perhaps a rejection or inability to stomach certain realities or emotions that are being processed. This part of the dream vividly portrays the natural human instinct to reject what is perceived as distasteful or unacceptable, even if it is a natural part of life.