Dream about A Crippled Walking

Dream about a crippled walking is a sign for wasted energy or wasted emotion that you have spent on a situation or relationship. Obstacles toward your goals are inevitable. The dream is trying to warn you of some accident. This dream is sadly a warning for a need for cleansing. What may seem like a lighthearted situation can turn out to be harmful.

A crippled walking is a symbol for the coming of bad news. You need to slow down and not try to please everyone. You may be expressing some frustrations with how your life is proceeding and the slow speed that it is moving at. Your dream is a sign for aspects of yourself that you have rejected or refuse to acknowledge. A relationship or situation may be unhealthy and oppressive.

A crippled walking in dream points at a lack of integrity on your part. You are letting your cold hard feelings control your behavior. Your life has become mundane and monotonous. This dream is a portent for poor health. You need to move on and abandon your outdated modes of thinking and behavior.

Dream about a crippled walking is about something that needs to be documented or recorded

You are seizing an opportunity and standing up to your fears. You hard work and effort will pay off in the long run. The dream is a sign for the darker, sinister side of your personality. You are just going through the physical aspects of a relationship, but are lacking the emotional connection.

A crippled walking is a signal for self guilt. You may be trying to hold onto something too long and it may be time to let go. There is a void in your life and it is waiting to be filled. The dream is unfortunately something or someone that is draining your energy or resources. You do not know what direction to go or where you are headed.

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