Dream about Hurt Deer

Dream about hurt deer is characteristics in someone that you find within your own self. You are making some difficult and important decisions. You are expending too much energy on fruitless endeavors and are in danger of depleting your inner resources. The dream is unfortunately an alert for feelings of bitterness, jealousy or other negative feelings that are consuming you. You need to use your feelings to overcome your fears.

Hurt deer is a hint for your need to take charge of your life and the responsibilities that come with it. Things are not always what it seems. You are not measuring up to the expectations of others. Your dream unfortunately draws attention to someone who is insecure. You are not spending enough time with your friends.

Hurt deer in dream symbolises your weaknesses and shortcomings. You need to clean up the mess you have created as a result of your childishness. You or someone is not being genuine. Your dream is an omen for being too buttoned up or refrained. You need to wash away some of your past emotions or memories.

Dream about hurt deer is a warning for anxieties and concerns over your self-image

There is no confusion or ambiguity on how you feel about a situation or about a person. You are not able to express yourself in how you really feel about a situation. The dream is unfortunately a warning for a lack of protection against risk. You are lacking control over the direction of your own life.

Hurt deer is about punishment, unhappiness shame and guilt. You know no limit. You are trying to divert attention elsewhere, other than yourself. The dream is unfortunately an admonition for characteristics which you have not acknowledged or incorporated into your own personality. You are lacking this quality in your life.

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