Weird dream, was hoping someone might be able to offer me some insight. The dream started with me approaching a door and walking outside. Nothing special about the door, I just opened it and headed outside. The ground was barren, desert and rocky-like. There was a crowd of people some ways away, and they were all staring up at the sky. I noticed it and kept looking as I walked towards them.

There was a red moon on the left, higher up. On the right, a blue moon, slightly lower. At an even distance horizontally and vertically between the two there was a bright red star that was flashing brighter and duller. I approached the crowd and said, "Hey, what's with that other moon and that star?" and one of them replied casually, "Oh. That's just the new moon."

Then it began to snow heavily, but it didn't feel cold. The snow began piling up, and when it was rapidly approaching my knees I began to run back for the cover of my house. I just got inside when it started coming down hard, and then I noticed a salty taste in my mouth. I leaned over the sink and spat out several clear-crystals of salt, but I couldn't get the taste out of my mouth.

Fast forward, it's a new day. I open up the door to the outside and find that the rocky, barren, desert-like terrain is now green with grass. The sun is shining, and there are blue skies ahead.

Wtfmate?

Well, the door could represent a doorway to a new stage in your life.

Being in the desert can represent a feeling of stagnation in your life - the two moons can represent choices that you could make that would change your life, but both seem very far away - not things that you could attain easily.

The bright red star flashing sounds like a timer or a warning of something that is about to happen.

Your being in snow but not feeling cold could mean that you are feeling numb/bored.

It's interesting that the scenery doesn't change from a desert to a sunny, green place until after you've tasted the salt. It could be a message that if you want things to change for the better, you have to involve yourself more in things.