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Dream of distance

Dreamed of my ex boyfirend looking at me in distance but he can't come close. me trying my best to smile to make it look im happy

This dream was added to the dreams database first time 13 years ago on June 27, 2012

Dream Interpretation Analysis

Meaning of distance in a dream

To dream of being a long way from your residence, denotes that you will make a journey soon in which you may meet many strangers who will be instrumental in changing life from good to bad. To dream of friends at a distance, denotes slight disappointments. To dream of distance, signifies travel and a long journey. To see men plowing with oxen at a distance, across broad fields, denotes advancing prosperity and honor. For a man to see strange women in the twilight, at a distance, and throwing kisses to him, foretells that he will enter into an engagement with a new acquaintance, which will result in unhappy exposures.


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