The meaning of the symbols of bathroom and lawyer seen in a dream.

For a young woman to dream that she is connected in any way with a lawyer, foretells that she will unwittingly commit indiscretions, which will subject her to unfavorable and morti...

To see white roses in a bathroom, and yellow ones in a box, denote that sickness will interfere with pleasure; but more lasting joys will result from this disappointment.For a youn...

Urinating in a bathroom or removing hair with lime or any shaving cram is regarded as a good ream; If in misery, the observer will soon find relief from his misery; if in fear, he ...

A dream forecasting heavy business losses; after this dream be careful about entering into bargains or contracts (Raphael). ...

A need for fair and proper self-treatment and self- analysis.The search for what is “proper.” You are making demands.A symbol of fair treatment for the self.Call for help, or b...

A place for cleansing, as in Bath.An erotic place where clothes are taken off (see Physician). Often refers to the psychoanalyst’s office, particularly during sessions.A place of...

An omen of serious business troubles ahead of you. Do not start upon any fresh or hastily-considered plan, for the stars do not foretell your success. Do not lend money, for you wi...

Secret places, where the company of others is usually not desired.Cleanliness, (next to godliness); ritual cleansing. Astrological parallel: Scorpio...

To dream of being involved with the law predicts some disagreeable business experiences.If you retained a lawyer in your dream, you are being warned against carelessness in money m...

Guidance, teacher, higher self. Help available if you ask.See Attorney....

Dream lawyers, solicitors or barristers are a symbol of the supportive friend or relative in times of stress, but may also indicate that you are becoming too dependent or losing yo...

Universal Landscape: Individuation and privacy.Dreaming Lens: Were you in a bathroom? Were you trying to get to one? Was it a private bathroom, or a public restroom? Did you know t...