Dream about seeing the president symbolises that today you will find that someone looks at you with a special interest and wants to get closer to you. You always have something or someone you can lean on. Today you will have at least two opportunities to share something intimate with someone you know.
Dream about seeing the president symbolises that you don’t believe in yourself and don’t feel you have something to offer. You are unsure of where you are headed in life. Today you will find that someone looks at you with a special interest and wants to get closer to you.
One common view is that you may receive an amount you did not expect and decide to give yourself a little treat. From the first hour of the morning you will notice how the work environment will be rarefied. You will celebrate in a big way, with a person you love, an important achievement for her.
Dream about seeing the president means that your bosses value your efforts and know they can count on you. You may have to wait a little while to continue. You always have something or someone you can lean on.
Surveyed interpretations indicate that you need to take a more hands on approach in addressing the unfinished issues in your childhood. You may be making life changes or getting rid of your old habits and ways. You need to clear up some mistakes that you have made.
Dream about seeing the president symbolises that you don’t like to cause trouble or create disagreements. Today you will have at least two opportunities to share something intimate with someone you know. You are compensating for your inner feelings of emptiness.
It may indicate that there is something in your life that you need to cut out. You are trying to reestablish your reputation, by renouncing your previous activities. The atmosphere at your work will continue to be quite festive.
Dream about president symbolises that the best thing for him is that you are honest and brave. Boldness does not conflict with prudence. You are not able to full express yourself and verbalize your feelings.
