What does it mean to dream about being exiled? Is it good to dream about being exiled?

What does it mean to dream about being exiled? Is it good to dream of being exiled? Do you have this dream too? Please see below the interpretation of the meaning of dreaming about being exiled, compiled by the editor of (Zhou Gong's Interpretation of Dreams www./).

Dreaming about being exiled is a reminder for you to be careful with your words. Talk too much and you will make mistakes. Don't make yourself a target of public criticism.

Psychological interpretation of dreams about being exiled

Being exiled in a dream, firstly, reminds you to be careful with your words, and secondly, represents a strange journey.

Dreaming about being exiled is a reminder for you to be careful with your words. Talk too much and you will make mistakes. Don't make yourself a target of public criticism.

Dreaming about being exiled to a foreign country, leaving your hometown, or being separated from your wife and children is a good dream. This dream indicates that you will have a wonderful trip to a foreign country.

If a woman dreams that she is exiled, it means that she will have to embark on a journey, which will hinder her dating and make her lose a lot of happiness.

If a man dreams of being exiled, he will live a happy and worry-free life. If a married woman dreams of a prison, she will become pregnant. If an old man dreams of a prison, it is a bad sign and his health will deteriorate. If a businessman dreams of a prison, his business will suffer.

If you dream of prisoners being exiled, you will suffer misfortune; if you dream of quarreling with prisoners, the disaster will pass; if you dream of making friends with prisoners, these deceitful friends will bring you losses.

Dreaming about being exiled

Dream: I dreamed that I was exiled to a faraway place.

Dream interpretation: Dreaming about being exiled is a reminder for you to be careful with your words. Talk too much and you will make mistakes. Don't make yourself a target of public criticism.