Dream about smelling sage signifies that you need to leave or get out of a situation. Today you will feel that your partner is more in love with you than you thought. Your mood is changing for the positive as your outlook in life.
Dream about smelling sage signifies that you need to leave or get out of a situation. You need to express your anger and feelings more directly. You are a very passionate person, but you also like to feel pampered.
A common interpretation is that union, fellowship and friendship are favorably emphasized. You breathe peace and love around you and forget old quarrels and grudges. Happiness has to do with everything you are living now.
Dream about smelling sage expresses that you decide to speak sincerely with a person who must keep your secret and be discreet. Today you will feel that your partner is more in love with you than you thought. You will be the center of attention and you will be able to perform like a fish in water.
This is often read as an indication that the good thing is that you are very far-sighted and won’t get caught with the accounts at zero. You can’t let your self-esteem go down the drain, because it’s no big deal. You have too many things going on in your life.
Dream about smelling sage means that you need to reevaluate your physical health and perhaps even go get a doctor’s physical. Your mood is changing for the positive as your outlook in life. You tend to go along with the ideas of others without question and hesitation.
A plain reading is that you may have been given a second chance to regain what was previously thought to be lost. It’s worth spending more time planning what you want to do in the next few months. In fact, you’ll get rid of years of hair loss just by changing your hairstyle.
Dream about sage indicates that prudence will be your ally when making a decision that will not be entirely easy. Your health is more important than an amount of money that won’t solve big debts. There is also someone who will make you have a great time, with very good vibes.
