Dream about being attacked by lions means that your ego will be empowered today and you will feel it very clearly. You need to rethink the choices that you are making in you life. You need to be more in tune with your spiritual side.
Dream about being attacked by lions means that usually you like to follow the established order and hate to break the rules. You will meet again an old childhood friend who will awaken in you hidden passions. Your ego will be empowered today and you will feel it very clearly.
A straightforward reading is that perhaps you have been overlooking or ignoring something in your relationship. Friendships are now established that will be forever. Living with a family member will get better as you work harder.
Dream about being attacked by lions suggests that you are letting the wind carry you wherever it may blow. You may still be surprised because there are many worlds that you do not know and that can be opened for you. You need to rethink the choices that you are making in you life.
Some interpreters take this as an indication that it’s time to clean up the rough spots so you can be happy and continue enjoying the road. A message is being channeled to you from your subconscious. Your positive mind will overcome every obstacle.
Dream about being attacked by lions shows that there is an issue or problem that you are having difficulties understanding. Without asking, someone could help you with a long-standing issue. You need to be more in tune with your spiritual side.
This is commonly taken to mean that today you will enjoy intellectual conversations in the company of your most rational friends. You will experience many obstacles and setback before achieving success and prestige. In any case, it will be a day quite at peace with yourself.
Dream about being attacked shows that it is very possible that today you feel the need to be more independent. If you find yourself alone and desolate, you will no longer be. Today will be a lot of fun and you will have a sense of humor at your fingertips.
