Dream about not being able to protect suggests that you are asked to help out in a job you are not used to. You are feeling excluded from some situation. You are one-sided in your ways of thinking.
Dream about not being able to protect suggests that you fear that you will be punished for your past’s actions. It will be a good opportunity because common interests will be crossed and both of you can benefit from it. You are asked to help out in a job you are not used to.
In the view of some interpreters, tomorrow things will be better and you will be able to continue the path that somehow makes you happy. You are still hanging to some part of your past and are not completely ready to move forward. Some aspect of your life is taking you in circles.
Dream about not being able to protect signifies that you are very close to achieving something that will give you greater physical and emotional stability. You are feeling excluded from some situation. You have put an end to your old habits and ways.
By common interpretive standards, you are going against your instincts or gut feeling. You need to smooth over some rough spots in your situation or relationship. You are feeling neglected and insignificant.
Dream about not being able to protect expresses that you’ll feel very energetic and humorous and that will allow you to fix some pending issues. Perhaps you are trying to hide from someone. You are one-sided in your ways of thinking.
A plain reading is that it may not solve your problems, but for a few minutes you will disconnect from everything and feel free. If it is the couple, you will have to do your part and do those things that you know they like. You will need time to digest it and adapt to the new situation.
Dream about not being shows that today is a good day to practice empathy, and it is a skill you should improve a little. If these are profound changes in your life, you will see that they are not as complicated as they seemed to you. You will jump like a spring to solve a legal or economic issue of a relative.
