Dream about going to your own funeral indicates that it will be someone very interesting and you will find complicity and intellectual understanding at first sight. You are confronted with an unfamiliar problem that you do not know how to approach and resolve. You need to get rid of something in your life.
Dream about going to your own funeral indicates that it will be someone very interesting and you will find complicity and intellectual understanding at first sight. You are projecting yourself onto a person or animal being tortured. You will have a dream that could be the preamble to something bigger.
According to experienced dream interpreters, it will be worth it, but nothing and no one can do the work for you. Love will continue to get the better part during these days. You feel an urgent need to leave a mark, to be remembered.
Dream about going to your own funeral shows that today you will be lavish with money and generous with what you possess. Someone in your life does not want to see you reach your goals. You are confronted with an unfamiliar problem that you do not know how to approach and resolve.
It is commonly understood that help will come from someone whom you least expect. It’s time for you to discover the power of your mind and get to work on being your best. You need to develop closer ties and relationships.
Dream about going to your own funeral means that you may be expressing a desire to escape from your daily responsibilities and problems. You will resolve with ease any setbacks that cross your path today. You need to get rid of something in your life.
Generally, interpreters agree that with little money you can do it and enjoy details that do not unbalance your budget. The craziness in your life is getting out of control. You are in a financial hurry, but in a few days you will find an unexpected surprise.
Dream about own funeral expresses that the accent of the day will be on your love life. You need to get to the heart of some matter. You receive an information about someone from your past.
