Spiritual Meanings Of Dog Peeing On You:
It is about the canine interaction
“As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.” – Proverbs 23:7
When a dog pees on me, it is energetic communication.
As a dog owner, I view dogs as spiritual messengers.
Generally, their behavior is a reflection of energies and vibrations that operate subconsciously.
When a dog pees on me, it means that your energy has changed or that it is attracting this interaction.
It also relates in some spiritual traditions to purification and territory.
Having a dog urinate upon me might represent the need for some cleansing to take place within my life.
Like dogs pee to mark their territory, this is energetically marking space.
I may be entering a new phase of life or a higher level of consciousness, and the dog’s interaction is letting me know energetically to claim that territory.
And when I look back on this interaction, it reads as a call to get centered.
Dogs are connected to the axioms of primal nature.
Their behavior teaches me to be grounded in my physical vessels.
In terms of energy, the dog represents my spirit, trying to ground me back into reality and force me back in touch with the physical world and its obligations.
It is about grounding
“The righteous man walks in his integrity.” – Proverbs 20:7
If a dog pees on me, I need to keep my feet on the ground and ground my energy.
Grounding is vital in any spiritual practice.
If a dog pees on me, it can herald that my energy has shifted too far away from the physical plane.
The dog, its four paws on the ground, calls me to Earth and to present reality.
From this action, I’m being called to connect my spiritual-centered self to my material life.
Maybe it is time to relook at how I am applying the things my spiritual and religious teachers have been telling me.
Spirituality should not pull us away from life but anchor us more deeply into it.
This can be by way of simply getting to bodywork, spending time focusing on the physical, or just grounding yourself in your surroundings.
It is about purification through unexpected encounters
“Purify me with hyssop, and I shall be clean.” – Psalm 51:7
Given the body’s strong focus on water regulations, and that water represents a universal substance of purification, as disgusting and dirty as urine can be conceived, it also can be seen as one kind of energy release when used judiciously.
In many traditions, dogs are seen as protectors and guides from one realm to another.
To have a dog urinate on me means that the old energy is being cleaned, and stagnant vibrations in my aura are washed out of it.
While not the most common symbol in spiritual terms, urine expels harmful energies (metaphysical).
The dog senses that there is stagnant energy in the human, and it is trying to eliminate this negative energy by peeing on the human.
An analogy of this is akin to how, in spiritual practice, you would use water to energetically clear a space or person.
This is really different from the way we traditionally cleanse, and it is natural to feel some uncomfortableness, but I need to be open to those messages.
I’m probably clinging on to something I need to let go of in a spiritual sense.
I am receiving it as the spiritual enema, allowing the purifying energy to come through me while creating a space for new beginnings.
It is about guidance
“Ask the animals, and they will teach you…” – Job 12:7
Animals serve a higher purpose as messengers of The Great Spirit.
Especially dogs have earned the characteristic of being faithful friends and protectors.
In the animal realm, a dog peeing on me is viewed as a show of faith.
The dog is showing up as a message of guidance.
The dog is asking me to remain on my spiritual path and have faith in this journey.
I think a dog peeing on me is a strange way of communicating, but all they do to avert my focus from surface ravishings to an invisible foe lying beneath the skin.
I have learned to trust the animals as they guide me.
They hear frequencies that we cannot understand.
The dog has a message for me. I have faith.
The process is under control.
It is about humility
“Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and whoever humbles himself will be exalted.” – Matthew 23:12
Animals, especially dogs, teach me humility.
I never feel more humbled than when a dog pees on me because there is no greater wake-up call demonstrating just how powerless we are as humans.
Humility connects me to my basic spiritual essence. And it serves to slough off the layers of pride and ego that so often get in the way of my spiritual evolution.
It’s a humble moment in which the dog takes action.
At this moment, I realize the fact that we are one and none better or worse than any other.
We Are All from One, All Part of the Divine Machine.
It is about gratitude
“Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” – 1 Thessalonians 5:18
Gratitude is one of the highest of spiritual vibrations. And in the oddest of circumstances, such as being pissed on by a dog, I can find an opportunity to be thankful.
Instead of responding in anger or frustration, I have learned that if I perceive these moments as a gift (yes — a gift), there is / will be room for spiritual development.
A grateful heart shifts my focus. I see the incident as a gift.
It is an opportunity to remember where and when we are and to laugh at life’s unexpected occurrences.
Dogs peeing on me means I have to learn the gesture of gratitude.
But gratitude changes the spiritual experience, especially cultivation in times of discomfort.
This enables me to allow life instead of pushing against it.
Thanking every experience, no matter how small or weird, brings my heart to the endless luxury of just being alive.
It is about surrendering control
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart…” – Proverbs 3:5
Surrender is one of the spiritual practices people find very difficult to do in their lives.
Most of the time we hold on to control, trying to change the outcomes in order to suit our needs.
A golden shower from a dog is not so aggressive as it teaches the idea of submitting to something bigger than myself.
In one instant, I’m faced with the simple fact that nothing can ever be controlled, and in that second, I remember how vital it is to just breathe.
Surrender in my practice has been an ongoing lesson. And the harder I push against it, the more curveballs life throws my way.
It is about stillness
“The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still.” – Exodus 14:14
Stillness slows us down to pause, think about life, and connect us with the divine.
It is easy to be angry or repelled at the moment when a dog pees on you. However, at that moment, there is a chance for quietness.
Stillness invites wisdom. In that brief moment of discomfort, there is an opportunity to look at the lesson behind the experience.
The dogs peeing on you is accompanied by a message of tranquillity.
I’m Bulgarea Candin Stefan and I have started Spiritual Whirlwinds to pass my learnings from my spiritual journey. Spiritualwhirlwinds.com provides a space of spiritual awakening with guided meditations, e-books, mantras, and pendulum readings.