The meaning of the symbols of tongue, cut, two and piece seen in a dream.

To dream of seeing your own tongue, denotes that you will be looked upon with disfavor by your acquaintances.To see the tongue of another, foretells that scandal will villify you.T...

Unity and division...

Twenty-two is the number of a spiritual master. It signifies mastery of all planes—intuition and mental power combined into action....

Restrained freedom to speak...

(See Tongue)...

If the land is restricted it means the end of his life.The same dream could perhaps mean wilaayah if the beholder of such a dream is worthy of it. Wilaayah could be interpreted as ...

(Cutting remark; Oversight) A slip of one’s tongue, or to slip in a cutting remark in a dream may mean walking on a slippery surface, or viceversa.(Also see Slippery surface)...

It symbolises his spokesperson and messenger. At other times it symbolises the soundness of his argument. Thus, if he sees his tongue as cut or short, it suggest that his argument ...

(See Tweezers)...

Adultery, Prov. 6:24...

Mountain. Intellectual, physical, and / or emotional strength. Hardy. Something is in your way.According to ancient Egyptian interpretation: if you climb a rock, you will be confro...

Vision: Looking at something broken or breaking something: your present pleasant situation will take a turn for the worse due to your own actions. Breaking porcelain: the “old�...

Vision: Dreaming about a white, empty piece of paper means new possibilities and new opportunities; an empty piece of paper promises future possibilities already in the making. Re...

To dream of things or people splitting in two can mean you will struggle to achieve your goals.A person splitting in two can also represent someone who is “two-faced” or dishon...

Healing energy....

Reptilian twinning/deception. ...

The mouth represents the devouring, demanding aspects of yourself; it can also signify your need to communicate about something that is upsetting you.If the mouth is open, this may...

The breast piece jewels listed in Exodus 28:17-20 and 39:10-13 do not identify the tribal names, so tribe and jewel correspondence has remained a mystery. Neither does the Rev. 21 ...