Dream about Angry Lizard

Dream about angry lizard refers to old habits/attitudes and old ways of thinking. You are trying too hard to get attention. You have invested time and energy into its development and it is paying off. The dream is sadly a warning alert for issues of abandonment and neglect in a relationship. You may be literally be getting carried away by your emotions.

Angry lizard symbolises hypocrisy and being someone that you are not. Perhaps, you are lacking attention from others and are feeling neglected. You are stuck in a time period and are looking at the world from an archaic perspective. Your dream is unfortunately a stinging remark or situation. You do not have the strength or the energy to deal with some situation.

Angry lizard in dream is unfortunately a warning for an obsessive behavior. You feel you are alone in your views and decisions. You need to clean up the mess you have created as a result of your childishness. The dream is a metaphor for some situation in your life that is permanent and cannot be changed. You need to think twice before going through with your choice.

Dream about angry lizard is sadly a warning signal for a lack of progress, freedom and independence

You need to approach some situation more slowly. Some aspects of your personality are hurtful and even dangerous to your own well-being. Your dream means repressed thoughts, death and dreaded expectations. You are too busy catering to the needs and demands of others, instead of your own.

Angry lizard denotes your concerns with your looks. You may be too trusting and need to question the motives of others. You have bitten off more than you chew. This dream is a signal for grief, sorrow and regrets. You may feel that your current situation or relationship is in a rut.

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