Volcano?


Nor'west of Idaho there are some lovely volcanoes that might foot the bill.

Heck plenty of Volcanoes IN Idaho could fit the bill.

But to note the teller says "pillars" (plural) of smoke.

Now had the poster said East or Nor'east we could say it was Yellowstone. That super volcano would send up pillars (plural) of smoke as the caldera floor would crack and burst at many points prior to the whole floor going up in a blaze of glory.

But then the poster didn't say where in Idaho, they had the 'impression' they were in Idaho.

All in all it was just a dream. Dreams contain symbolism, not "hard facts" and rarely does a dream event really mean exactly that event.

The feelings invoked, the direction in which the person is shoved to action is the key, not the images themselves.

Mind the underpinning of family, and then the resignation or the acceptance of the unchangeable with peace and serenity.

The poster does not hint at abject terror at the event, a longing for the eldest child who has "gone on before us" most likely a reflection of a parent's frustration at a child who has become or is becoming and adult and leaving the nest.

The setting being "vacation" with the family suggests that the poster is well grounding with their priorities after all the "end of the world" is taking place while they are with their family.

Either the poster doesn't have that much time with the family and wishes that they could have more time - OR - family is high on the list and taking time for family is a comfort to the poster who even faced with the end of it all is at peace with those family members they are with.

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Even if this is a "psychic" clairvoyant dream, the under pinnings of it is highly suggestive of down to earth family issues set against the background of a truly testing event. Meaning the focus is most likely around family, not some event Nor'west of Idaho.