Dream that I was with a group of people and one person in the group led us into a mountain which we originally thought was not going the right way and once inside we found what we were looking for:  The Legendary Stairs to El Dorado.  This wasn't a lucid dream; yet profound for having discovered something significant; gold.  

Once inside the cave; there were the inside stairs in this big cavern to El Dorado.  When I got to the village, I climbed the central pole which held the treasures in a hut way above the ground.  As I was up there, the villagers were looking to see who had come into the village.  One of the indigenous people sees me and I am in a sitting prayer position and I say that I am going to blend in and not be seen, but he sees me and he says that I am a bird...even though I see that I have not shapeshifted...so I stay there. He notes that I am not an intruder. 

Recently a hawk came to me in a different dream where I was sleeping/resting in a tree house.  She placed her 2 chicks in my hair.  That frightened me at first because I did not think she knew I was there.  But she came back and insisted on perching on my left arm...I felt her powerful talons as she looked straight at me in the eye. Then she left and I was taking care of her chicks, also a penguin chick and perhaps a groundhog.  I was busy keeping them safe.

Interpretation:  I can understand the hawk dream, Gaia trusting me with her children, penguins refer to lucid dreaming, groundhog refers to repeating the same thing here while asleep as many souls do before they awake, etc  Hawk refers to kundalini, etc. 

Wondering if this is a continued dream to let me know that I am fearing recognizing a certain success level;  as Dan Winter and Sevan refer to the caudaceus symbol and the wings at the top as achieving kundalini activation at the pineal gland level and sprouting the wings of the bird?  

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