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Dream of climbing, hills

Climbing steep hills

This dream was added to the dreams database first time 12 years ago on January 26, 2013

Dream Interpretation Analysis

Meaning of climbing in a dream

Aspiration. Growth with effort. Achievement. Unexpected difficulties. Aspiration and growth. Unexpected trials. Aspiration and growth. Unexpected trials. To dream of climbing up a hill or mountain and reaching the top, you will overcome the most formidable obstacles between you and a prosperous future; but if you should fail to reach the top, your dearest plans will suffer being wrecked. To climb a ladder to the last rung, you will succeed in business; but if the ladder breaks, you will be plunged into unexpected straits, and accidents may happen to you. To see yourself climbing the side of a house in some mysterious way in a dream, and to have a window suddenly open to let you in, foretells that you will make or have made extraordinary ventures against the approbation of friends, but success will eventually crown your efforts, though there will be times when despair will almost enshroud you. See Ascend, Hill and Mountain


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Meaning of hills in a dream

Easy achievement. Easy earnings. Financial gains. To dream of climbing hills is good if the top is reached, but if you fall back, you will have much envy and contrariness to fight against. See Ascend and Descend


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