Dream about Snake Attacking Lion

Dream about snake attacking lion refers to how you are acting like a tool or that someone who is a tool. You are trying hide your own vulnerabilities. You may be purposely preventing yourself from pursuing your goals and desires because you fear that you will fail. The dream is an evidence for your anxieties about really asking a person out. You may have uttered some false or foul words and those words are coming back to haunt you.

Snake attacking lion is a harbinger for some old habit, condition, or situation. You may be too focused on your own thing and risk alienating others around you. You have many options to weigh and decisions to make. This dream is a portent for a harsh personal lesson that you need to learn. You are too unyielding and inflexible.

Snake attacking lion in dream suggests your desires of being your own boss and making your own decisions. You are trying to be someone you are really not. Your careless activities and indiscretion may lead to major problems and complications. The dream is sadly a warning for misfortune and bad luck. You may be too clingy.

Dream about snake attacking lion unfortunately draws attention to your desire for routine and normalcy

Your subconscious is trying to make you aware of a solution to a problem. You should not underestimate someone’s ability because of their size. This dream is your lacking sense of belonging. You should not underestimate yourself.

Snake attacking lion is a warning signal for your inability to cope with a situation. You want to keep an idea hot or a project on track. You can not go back to the past. This dream suggests feminine qualities that you need to activate or acknowledge within your own self. You are unable to fully express your opinion about something.

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