Dream about performing surgery signifies that you need to spend more time in cultivating and developing some emerging ability or character. You are headed in a positive spiritual direction. She loves you very much, but sometimes both you and she fall into quite silly mistakes.
Dream about performing surgery signifies that he has all the right in the world to decide his destiny and you respect it. You may wake up a little down, but as the day goes on you will feel better. You need to spend more time in cultivating and developing some emerging ability or character.
According to experienced dream interpreters, you are being held back from fully expressing yourself. Playing seduction is something that at this time of your life pleases you very much. You are trying to divert attention away from a problem.
Dream about performing surgery expresses that you are headed in a positive spiritual direction. Your partner could give you a surprise today to relieve the stress you are suffering. A brilliant solution to a problem will allow you to look good at work today.
Many interpreters take this to mean that friendship today will be what works best in your life. A new world opens up before you now that love is knocking at your door. You need to learn to accept your own flaws, as well as the flaws of others.
Dream about performing surgery suggests that you are trying to learn from your past mistakes and turn them into positives. You feel that your own identity is lost. She loves you very much, but sometimes both you and she fall into quite silly mistakes.
A prevailing interpretation is that you feel a relationship is too one-sided. Friendships of any kind will be the most interesting thing to you today. You may be feeling anxious or feeling the need to hold together a particular relationship.
Dream about performing symbolises that you consider yourself attractive and today you are going to take advantage of it. There is an unexpected setback in your plans or goals. You start a very favorable stage for business and money matters.
