The meaning of the symbols of killing and father seen in a dream.

To dream of your father, signifies that you are about to be involved in a difficulty, and you will need wise counsel if you extricate yourself therefrom.If he is dead, it denotes t...

To dream of killing a defenseless man, prognosticates sorrow and failure in affairs.If you kill one in defense, or kill a ferocious beast, it denotes victory and a rise in position...

To dream of your father-in-law, denotes contentions with friends or relatives.To see him well and cheerful, foretells pleasant family relations....

1. A symbol or catalyst for the end of a situation or phase of life, usually for the better.2. Jealousy of an­other.3. Jealousy of one aspect of the personality over another. ...

In a dream, it means one’s sons or daughters....

Killing or slaughtering a cat means that a person will over power his enemy or rival....

This means that the victim will acquire some good from the killer in real life....

he will become a recipient of a fortune from some woman....

This is interpreted as quarrelling with that person and hurting his feelings through tongue-lashing....

If it is the dreamer dying, it never has any connection to a real impending physical death. Rather, it is a reference to the need to change one’s path in life and allow old attit...

Vision: Your father (or a father figure) is a symbol of your need for safety and security (particularly in women’s dreams).For women who change partners frequently, the dream is...

This is symbolic of destroying the energy derived from the instincts.It is trying to eradicate the very raw power of basic behaviour. Taming or harnessing the animal shows the effo...

Spiritual idea not used....

Attempting to kill the animal within (our lower brain functions) can cause tension, depression and illness; giving in entirely is no answer either as our higher brain functions nee...

1. The past;2. Righteous or unrighteous spiritual inheritance;3. Past;4. Wisdom5. Generational inheritance, Heb. 1:1; (2) Gen. 50:34; (3) cf. Exod. 34:7...

For some people it was the father who was the ultimate arbiter of discipline and authority when growing up and any appearance of your father in your dreams may remind you of punish...