Dream about cutting your hand means that you may need to repair aspects of your self-image or a relationship. New experiences of intellectual enrichment are coming. You are feeling ashamed of your actions or are lacking self-confidence in achieving your goals.
Dream about cutting your hand means that when you have gathered all the missing data, you will prefer the change made. You may need to repair aspects of your self-image or a relationship. There is some emotions that you need to release and integrate into your daily life.
Some interpreters point out that it is a time for exploration, self-reflection and introspection. You may really have misplaced something that you had not realized yet. You are trying to kill an aspect of yourself.
Dream about cutting your hand symbolises that you are going through a potentially explosive situation in your life. You will receive a somewhat mysterious message from an old acquaintance who will come to ask you a favor. New experiences of intellectual enrichment are coming.
As described by dream interpreters, the most intelligent thing on your part is to know how to place yourself in the right place at the right time. You are unsure of the ground that you are standing on. Perhaps you need to slow down before you hit disaster.
Dream about cutting your hand indicates that you are feeling ashamed of your actions or are lacking self-confidence in achieving your goals. Self-motivation at work is your best weapon. A person cannot change who they are no matter how hard they may try.
It generally suggests that you may be expressing your newfound freedom/independence and experiencing a lack of boundaries. This day could be very favorable for your economy if you know how to take advantage of it. You are experiencing some emotional imbalance.
Dream about cutting shows that life will surprise you in a way you cannot even imagine right now. You will be happy to return to that relationship that gave you so many emotional benefits. You are taking on a new identity and developing new strengths.
