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What the Pscovites will tell their dreams

Dreams on the night of November 15 are not considered to be truly prophetic, but you can see hints about which path to choose

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What the Pscovites will tell their dreams

Dreams on the night of November 15 are not considered truly prophetic, but you can see hints about which way to choose. It is especially worth remembering phrases that sounded in a dream: after a few days, they can suddenly acquire a special meaning.

According to legend, to get rid of painful sleep, it is “given” to running water.

Favorable signs are images of open fields and bright rooms - they indicate that you are moving in the right direction. But if in a dream you find yourself in a dead end or in a confined space, this is a signal: it may be time to change something in life.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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