Dream about finding postage stamps indicates that everything will go smoothly today, at least in the field of work. Someone in your life is taking credit for your work. You end the week satisfied with some achievement you have obtained on the most personal level.
Dream about finding postage stamps indicates that everything will go smoothly today, at least in the field of work. Today it will be very clear to you who is at your side and who is not. You need to move on and abandon your outdated modes of thinking and behavior.
This is generally interpreted as a sign that the word precaution will protect you from making rash business decisions. Today you will behave in a refined, charming and sociable way. You feel victimized or taken advantage of.
Dream about finding postage stamps symbolises that someone in your life is taking credit for your work. You are trying to not let your emotions cloud your judgment. Your day will pass today without highs or lows, moving in a climate of apparent normality.
As noted by dream interpreters, the magic of attraction will be with you as it exalts all that is romance and creativity. You have reached an increased level of understanding, new awareness and a fresh point of view. You will notice the generosity of a friend with whom you had some friction or a disagreement.
Dream about finding postage stamps suggests that you are refusing to accept certain things about yourself. You end the week satisfied with some achievement you have obtained on the most personal level. You are being deceptive about some matter.
It is frequently suggested that you are looking for a stimulation of your senses. Your relationship with your partner is consolidating at a fast and fast pace. You are trying to force certain thoughts and issues into your subconscious mind.
Dream about finding postage signifies that perhaps you are doing something that is out of character. You will leave a meeting very happy, because somehow a field is opened for the future. If you play your cards well you will be rewarded soon.
