Dream about tongue being cut expresses that perhaps you are not sure how to end a relationship or situation. You feel that you are only taking what you are entitled to. Today you will feel that you are taking an important step in your work or that, in some way, you are making progress.
Dream about tongue being cut expresses that perhaps you are not sure how to end a relationship or situation. Some changes in your daily routine could greatly improve your health in the coming years. A social gathering is going to be a lot of fun, but a little tiring.
According to many dream interpreters, you are putting an issue or situation to rest. You need to confront and deal with your hurt feelings. A situation is on the verge of falling apart causing anxiety or fear.
Dream about tongue being cut symbolises that you are seeking validation and acknowledgement for your achievements. You are putting up a facade and hiding your true self. You feel that you are only taking what you are entitled to.
It may suggest that you are feeling confined and restricted in your job, career, health, or a personal relationship. An aspect of yourself is looking to be acknowledged and recognized. There is a situation that you are dreading.
Dream about tongue being cut symbolises that today you will feel that you are taking an important step in your work or that, in some way, you are making progress. You will surprise everyone with your capacity for improvisation and agility. Affective relationships move to a calmer climate.
From an interpretive standpoint, you are proud of your past accomplishments and want to share it with those around you. Prudence and common sense will prevail today in everything you do. You need to take a risk and be more daring in some situation.
Dream about tongue symbolises that everything will go smoothly, but you must not distrust yourself for a single second. You do not want to offend a person or overstep your boundaries. In love, you will have at your side someone who loves you, respects you and values you as you deserve.
