The elephant is also an symbol of the Mooladhara Chakra and can as such refer to an aspect of this chakra. A few more aspects about the mooladhara chakra and the elephant which might interest you:
Mooladhara is depicted as a four-petalled lotus of crimson petals, wherein is a yellow square, representing the earth element. The four petals represent the four cardinal directions of our earthly plane, and the four primal anaesthesias. Inside the square is an elephant with seven trunks, symbol also of solidity. The seven trunks represent the seven minerals (sapta dhatu) vital to physical function, and the seven charkas. The elephant?s four solid legs echo the previous symbology of four. Within the (four-sided) square is the Sanskrit glyph for the Bija mantra LAM, which invokes Indra. The elephant (Airavata) is Indra?s vehicle. Indra is lord of the mind, who uses the body vehicle for his purposes.
So perhaps your elephant is trying to tell you something about the mind and its processes. I hope this will shed some light for you on this.