Ο ονειροκρίτης ερμηνεύει τα όνειρα σας
Αν ονειρευτείτε ασκητισμό, σημαίνει ότι θα καλλιεργήσετε παράξενες αρχές και απόψεις, κάνοντας τον εαυτό σας γοητευτικό στους ξένους, αλλά απωθητικό στους φίλους.
Εάν δείτε στον ύπνο σας ότι συναντάται κάποιον ασκητή τότε να προσέχετε διότι αυτό προμηνύει εξαπάτηση και δόλο.
Ο ερημίτης είναι ένα από τα πιο ισχυρά ονειρικά σύμβολα καθώς αντιπροσωπεύει την ανάγκη για επαφή με τον εσωτερικό μας κόσμο.
Εάν δείτε στον ύπνο σας ότι συναντάται κάποιον ερημίτη τότε να προσέχετε διότι αυτό προμηνύει εξαπάτηση και δόλο.
The sea in dreams has various interpretations, always depending on the feeling that the presence of the sea leaves us with.
A calm and blue sea signifies an organized and carefree life.
A murky and wavy sea portends a life filled with adventures, hardships, and misfortunes.
A symbolic dream, the plow, is traditionally interwoven with the hard work and the expected returns from it.
If you saw a plow in you dream, it means unexpected success in your business affairs.
Seeing people plow means activity and momentum in learning.
The inheritance that comes from a person we love, whether it is alive or dead in real life, is a sign of good fortune and luck. If the person you inherited in your dream is live, then the dream means that this person is thinking of you and spiritually is with you.
The dog is considered man's best companion.
In dreams, the presence of a dog has a special interpretation depending on the situation in which the encounter with the dog evolved.
A pregnant woman in dreams is always a good sign and signifies prosperity and emotional fulfillment. If you see a pregnant woman giving birth in your dream, you will have great success in your professional life. An ambitious plan of yours may come to fruition and give you particular joy.
Teeth in dream interpretation have a corresponding meaning to the condition they are in.
If you dream that you have strong teeth, it is a sign of joy, satisfaction, and happiness.
Teeth in poor condition signify danger and failures.
