Thoughts are represented by a dream about broken god statue. You have a large ego or think overly highly of yourself. Today you will have to dedicate extra hours to a job that does not always give you satisfaction. It would be good for you to open your mind to the new possibilities that are presenting themselves in your life.
Broken god statue in shrine draws attention to situation. You are still trying to feel out some situation. Also, someone close to you might surprise you with a positive news. This does not mean that from now on you think twice about things.
Messages and worries are associated with a dream about shattered deity figure. There is some message that you need to ingrain in your mind. You are going to shed your pride and ask your partner for forgiveness for the last days. You find that the situation has gotten out of hand. Don’t worry and don’t be offended if you get a scolding or a little bit of a fight at work.
Consequences are expressed in a dream about crumbling divine idol. You have made a poor judgment and are facing the consequences. You’ll get the family’s cooperation with some persuasion. You are more considerate of your company than you sometimes think.
Change reflects itself in a dream about damaged religious statue. You are stuck in a rut and need to make some changes of where your life is headed. Someone may come to you for help in some financial matter. Stability is no longer impossible, both financially and emotionally.
Goals are hinted through a dream about fragmented sacred sculpture. You are trying to target a specific goal. The muses will inspire you and you will manage to finish something that was completely stuck. You are looking for someone who has your same intellectual tastes and who shares the same ideas with you.
Destroyed holy effigy shows a pathway to seeking and feelings. You are seeking for social activity or companionship. You will feel a strange sense of sadness when you pass by a place and you will not know why. It is important that you open yourself to new perspectives.
