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Dream of skin, wings, body, dragon, scales, skeleton

I am experiencing a transformation into a dragon and my skeleton is the first part of my body to change before my internal organs before what i assume to to my skin then wings horns spikes mane and scales

This dream was added to the dreams database first time 12 years ago on September 18, 2013

Dream Interpretation Analysis

Meaning of skin in a dream

This dream is related with sensitivity. Keep calm and think carefully before you make any major decisions.


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Meaning of wings in a dream

To dream that you have wings, foretells that you will experience grave fears for the safety of some one gone on a long journey away from you. To see the wings of fowls or birds, denotes that you will finally overcome adversity and rise to wealthy degrees and honor.


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Meaning of body in a dream

Happiness. Good business ventures. External form of internal nature. Happiness. Good business ventures. External form of internal nature.


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Meaning of dragon in a dream

To dream of a dragon, denotes that you allow yourself to be governed by your passions, and that you are likely to place yourself in the power of your enemies through those outbursts of sardonic tendencies. You should be warned by this dream to cultivate self-control. See Devil


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Meaning of scales in a dream

To dream of weighing on scales, portends that justice will temper your conduct, and you will see your prosperity widening. For a young woman to weigh her lover, the indications are that she will find him of solid worth, and faithfulness will balance her love.


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Meaning of skeleton in a dream

Internal structure. Support. You feel disconnected or falling apart in parts of your life. It can also suggest a lack of trust in someone close to you. To dream of seeing a skeleton, is prognostic of illness, misunderstanding and injury at the hands of others, especially enemies. To dream that you are a skeleton, is a sign that you are suffering under useless worry, and should cultivate a milder disposition. If you imagine that one haunts you, there will soon come to you a shocking accident or death, or the trouble may take the form of financial disaster.


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