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Dead Body

Dreaming of a dead body or corpse is often connected to your happiness; unfortunately this dream indicates that you are going to have some difficult times ahead. The horror with which we entertain the thoughts of death, or indeed of seeing any dead body shows we have uncertainty of our approach to the future.

To dream that you are seeing more than one dead body foretells you will be cheated in some way by people, and to stop this you need to find sincere friends.

This dream also indicates a mind with innumerable apprehensions and suspicions. This dream can include negative business prospects and sorrowful tidings. To some degree this may also lead to a number of money problems in the future. To see a baby which is dead normally indicates something is likely to end in your life. If you see a dead body which is dressed in black then this shows that there is going to be some desperation in trying to save a business arrangement.

If you witness a war and you see dead bodies then this generally represents possible conflicts between two countries in the future. If you witness a dead body of a relative or a family member - this can signify that you may encounter problems in a domestic relationship.

If you dream that your partner is dead and you witness his body then this is a sure sign that your partner is not able to keep promises for the time being.

If you are a woman then this dream denotes a loss of confidence due to other people putting you down. If you only see the head of a dead body then this is a warning that you have enemies around you. If you see a dead body then this indicates that there is likely to be an unsettled period of time in connection to your work life.

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