Dreaming of India rubber, denotes unfavorable changes in your affairs. If you stretch it, you will try to establish a greater business than you can support.
Dream dictionary: india dream meanings
…To dream of indigo, denotes to a female that she will cross the ocean. When she dreams of putting the indigo in water, and it gives no colour, she may be assured she will arrive in India. But to embrace the water in the usual way, no such thing will come to pass. Lucky lottery dream numbers – 27, 15….
…down, swirled round and round her face, though never near enough to touch her, and whilst they were still swirling, she awoke. A day or two afterwards, her favourite sister was drowned in Lake Lucerne. A Major Roper: writing to me some time ago from India, said: Here is an experience that may be useful to you in compiling your work on dreams. I have twice dreamed of bats, and on each occasion the dream has been followed by a calamity. In the first instance, I thought I was sitting in my bedroom in my old home in Bedford (I am an old B.G.S. boy), when six bats, one after the other, flew in at the window, and, after whizzing round the room, vanished in the marvellous fashion that seems so natural in a dream. The next day I had a cablegram from England to say my brother was drowned…
…To dream of this East India animal, denotes success to the man of business, but disappointment in love matters; but to dream they injure you, is unfavourable to the dreamer. If you dream you see one dead, youll soon leave a relative. Lucky lottery dream numbers – 47….
…To dream of madness presages impending trouble of all sorts. Not infrequently the dream is, to a large extent, fulfilled. I well recollect a lady saying to me once: “I dreamed last night that my brother and I were sitting by ourselves in the breakfast – room, when, something making me suddenly look up at him, I perceived a curious glitter in his eyes a glitter that made my blood run cold. Presently, he made the most frightful grimace, baring his teeth, bulging out his eyes and frowning, and then all his features contorted as if they were India-rubber, and I saw something too evil and repulsive for words. With a shriek of terror I sprang up and made a rush for the door, and as I did so he gave a loud chuckle and bounded after me, crying out:”Im mad! I’m mad! Say your prayers, I’m going…