Dream about seeing younger self shows that you may have an advantage in some situation, but it is only temporary. You will value very much what your present is and how much is positive in it. It’s time to pay more attention to work, but without forgetting your family duties.
Dream about seeing younger self shows that you are being too petty over minor issues. You will see something today, an object, that will call your attention and maybe you will get a whim that you hadn’t thought of. You may have an advantage in some situation, but it is only temporary.
It generally suggests that you feel the need to seek the answers to your questions, to understand things. You recover energy, even though you don’t want to wear it out physically or emotionally. You have been working with your own emotions for a long time, trying to understand and manage them.
Dream about seeing younger self shows that you are feeling emotionally detached from others. You will value very much what your present is and how much is positive in it. Life will put a person in your path who can help you.
As various interpreters suggest, the truth is that a success is coming in that field that you are going to taste very soon. Today you will exude much vitality and a very particular mood in you. You do not realize the difficult struggles and challenges that you will have to endure.
Dream about seeing younger self symbolises that you are cultivating new ideas and projects. It’s time to pay more attention to work, but without forgetting your family duties. You need to let go of your old negative self, so that the new you can emerge and be successful.
A frequent interpretation is that you start a favorable stage from the erotic point of view. Your body demands a little attention. Changes in your relationship situation are coming.
Dream about seeing expresses that you are keeping your emotions well guarded. Your laid back attitude will cause you to miss out on life’s opportunities. The changes you have experienced recently are not as negative as you thought.
