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Dream of begging, forgiveness

Begging forgiveness to someone

This dream was added to the dreams database first time 13 years ago on August 30, 2012

Dream Interpretation Analysis

Meaning of begging in a dream

Misfortune within the family. Will receive a legacy. Misfortune within the family. Will receive a legacy.


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Meaning of forgiveness in a dream

Forgiveness in a dream, to forgive someone in a dream may be the highest level of dream. The dreamer let go of the hard feeling and the hate and forgive the object or person or occasion that may have happened. If you had a dream where you have forgiven it means that you are seeking redemption. If you have forgiven others in a dream it means you have advanced to a higher place and seek for peace. It is very good omen to forgive in a dream.


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