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Dream of train, vehicle, work, injured

Got hit by a train in my work vehicle but only got injured.

This dream was added to the dreams database first time 11 years ago on October 30, 2013

Dream Interpretation Analysis

Meaning of train in a dream

Followers. String. Connections. Be aware of present changes in your life. Dreaming you're on a train can symbolize you're on the right track in life. Missing a train could mean you think you've missed some sort of opportunity. Dreaming you're on a train can symbolize you're on the right track in life. Missing a train could mean you think you've missed some sort of opportunity. To see a train of cars moving in your dreams, you will soon have cause to make a journey. To be on a train and it appears to move smoothly along, though there is no track, denotes that you will be much worried over some affair which will eventually prove a source of profit to you. To see freight trains in your dreams, is an omen of changes which will tend to your elevation. To find yourself, in a dream, on top of a sleeping car, denotes you will make a journey with an unpleasant companion, with whom you will spend money and time that could be used in a more profitable and congenial way, and whom you will seek to avoid.


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Meaning of vehicle in a dream

Vehicles symbolize movement in life - the direction you're heading and the manner in which you are getting there. Study the make, model and year of the vehicle to determine the layers of symbols residing in the craft. These clues will give you an idea as to how others envision your journey in the waking life. Vehicles symbolize movement in life - the direction you're heading and the manner in which you are getting there. Study the make, model and year of the vehicle to determine the layers of symbols residing in the craft. These clues will give you an idea as to how others envision your journey in the waking life. To ride in a vehicle while dreaming, foretells threatened loss, or illness. To be thrown from one, foretells hasty and unpleasant news. To see a broken one, signals failure in important affairs. To buy one, you will reinstate yourself in your former position. To sell one, denotes unfavorable change in affairs.


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Meaning of work in a dream

To dream that you are hard at work, denotes that you will win merited success by concentration of energy. To see others at work, denotes that hopeful conditions will surround you. To look for work, means that you will be benefited by some unaccountable occurrence.


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Meaning of injured in a dream

Getting injured in a dream is known by the common belief as someone trying to hurt you in real life and this is a sign of warning and alarm for you.


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