Lament Dream Meaning

Dream interpretation from 5 unique sources about Lament

To dream that you bitterly lament the loss of friends, or property, signifies great struggles and much distress, from which will spring causes for joy and personal gain.

To lament the loss of relatives, denotes sickness or disappointments, which will bring you into closer harmony with companions, and will result in brighter prospects for the future. ^[1]

This is a dream of contrary. You will hear good news or carry out some favourable business transaction. It does not matter whether you yourself Lament, or whether you dream that someone else is sorrowing. ^[2]

1. Great difﬁculties and trials are in the ofﬁng.

2. Reverse: tremendous happiness, success.

3. Feelings of deep disappointment. ^[3]

See “cry” ^[4]

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Sources and Authors

Ten Thousand Dream Interpretation by Gustavus Hindman Miller [Back to dream]
Mystic Dream Book by Internet Archive - Anonymous [Back to dream]
New American Dream Dictionary by Joan Seaman - Tom Philbin [Back to dream]
Dream Dictionary Unlimited by Margaret Hamilton [Back to dream]
The Complete Guide to Interpreting Your Dreams by Stearn Robinson - Tom Corbett [Back to dream]

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