to grieve over the absence of any one in your dreams, denotes that repentance for some hasty action will be the means of securing you life-long friendships. if you rejoice over the absence of friends, it denotes that you will soon be well rid of an enemy.
To grieve over the absence of any one in your dreams, denotes that repentance for some hasty action will be the means of securing you life-long friendships. If you rejoice over the absence of friends,..
This dream brings humiliation and disease to some dear friend. To see a small ape cling to a tree, warns the dreamer to beware; a false person is close to you and will cause unpleasantness in your cir..
Cocoanuts in dreams, warns you of fatalities in your expectations, as sly enemies are encroaching upon your rights in the guise of ardent friends. Dead cocoanut trees are a sign of loss and sorrow. Th..
To dream of an inn, denotes prosperity and pleasures, if the inn is commodious and well furnished. To be at a dilapidated and ill kept inn, denotes poor success, or mournful tasks, or unhappy journeys..
To dream of seeing your own tongue, denotes that you will be looked upon with disfavor by your acquaintances. To see the tongue of another, foretells that scandal will villify you. To dream that your ..
To see ink spilled over one's clothing, many small and spiteful meannesses will be wrought you through envy. If a young woman sees ink, she will be slandered by a rival. To dream that you have ink..
To dream of mistletoe, foretells happiness and great rejoicing. To the young, it omens many pleasant pastimes If seen with unpromising signs, disappointment will displace pleasure or fortune.
To dream of being interested in common gossip, you will undergo some humiliating trouble caused by overconfidence in transient friendships. If you are the object of gossip, you may expect some pleasur..
In a dream, one¡¯s turban represents his family tree, his paternal uncle, or his paternal aunt. In a dream, one¡¯s turban also represents his crown, strength, integrity, state, or wife. If one¡¯s turb..