Wounds
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or relationship. It may also reflect emotional harm through
anger or fighting. Guilt, grief, regret, or anger. You may need
to take time to heal. Consider the location, size and type
of wound for additional meaning. Dreams of wounding are
quite common prior to the onset of illnesses or troubling
physical conditions. Research has shown that dreams of
wounds are often a strong predictor of an impending illness.
For example, people who dream of chest wounds often have
heart attacks. If the relationships in your life are relatively
stable and peaceful when a dream of being wounded occurs,
it may be a good idea to consider getting a medical checkup
for internal problems in the area of the dream wound.
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Wreath
To dream of a wreath represents feelings about situations
where you feel it is important to honor or respect the
moment. Respecting the continuity of a situation or person's
memory. Wanting to completely respect or honor someone
as best as you can. An attitude about continuous celebrating
or enjoying an ongoing festive situation. Negatively, a
wreath may be a sign that you are too concerned with
keeping a rare sensitive situation going or continuing
discussing a dead loved one when other people are becoming
tired of it. Feeling nervous that anything is wrong at all with
something you think is important to respect. Perfect respect
or honor that is overboard. To dream of a wreath of flowers
worn on the head may reflect feelings about someone having
been perfect and that they were always perfect. Total honor
and respect. Negatively, it may be a sign that you are too
afraid to forgive yourself or let go of someone. To dream of
an artificial wreath may reflect feelings about faking honor,
celebrating, or a festive attitude. A "just for show" attitude
about respecting or enjoying a festive moment.
Wrecking Ball
To dream of a wrecking ball represents feelings of intentional
destruction or breakage in some area of your life. Severely
damaging actions to others that was planned. Intending
to take someone down hard. Feelings about a dangerous
or devastating change. Intentionally "knocking down"
someone too arrogant to put up with anymore. Planning
to intentionally hurt someone with your worst shot.
Destroying your enemies "like a wrecking ball" with a swift
coordinated action. Situations where you care about doing
as much damage as you can. Alternatively, dreaming a