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Dream of girl, knife, stomach, wake, corner

There is a creepy little girl that sits in the corner of my room and slowly creeps in until she pounces on me with a knife. I wake up right before the knife touches my stomach and i wake up with my stomach hurting.

This dream was added to the dreams database first time 12 years ago on January 22, 2013

Dream Interpretation Analysis

Meaning of girl in a dream

Learning to be receptive. Happiness and tranquility.


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Meaning of knife in a dream

To dream of a knife is bad for the dreamer, as it portends separation and quarrels, and losses in affairs of a business character. To see rusty knives, means dissatisfaction, and complaints of those in the home, and separation of lovers. Sharp knives and highly polished, denotes worry. Foes are ever surrounding you. Broken knives, denotes defeat whatever the pursuit, whether in love or business. To dream that you are wounded with a knife, foretells domestic troubles, in which disobedient children will figure largely. To the unmarried, it denotes that disgrace may follow. To dream that you stab another with a knife, denotes baseness of character, and you should strive to cultivate a higher sense of right.


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Meaning of stomach in a dream

Digestion of information. Understanding. It indicates tendency to laziness. You need to keep a close check on your health. to see your own stomach in your dream suggests the beginning of new changes in your life. the dream may highlight your difficulties with accepting these changes. it is also indicative of how you can no longer tolerate or put up with a particular situation relationship or person. the stomach is often seen as the center of emotions. to see your own stomach in your dream suggests the beginning of new changes in your life. the dream may highlight your difficulties with accepting these changes. it is also indicative of how you can no longer tolerate or put up with a particular situation relationship or person. the stomach is often seen as the center of emotions.


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Meaning of wake in a dream

To dream that you attend a wake, denotes that you will sacrifice some important engagement to enjoy some ill-favored assignation. For a young woman to see her lover at a wake, foretells that she will listen to the entreaties of passion, and will be persuaded to hazard honor for love.


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Meaning of corner in a dream

No escape. Hidden Unavoidable. Beware of choices. Loneliness and trouble. This is an unfavorable dream if the dreamer is frightened and secretes himself in a corner for safety. To see persons talking in a corner, enemies are seeking to destroy you. The chances are that some one whom you consider a friend will prove a traitor to your interest.


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