Dream about forced to kill denotes your limitations and restrictions. A current situation is paralleling a past situation. You need to wash away some of your past emotions or memories. It is a clue for an argument or problem that is not valid. You lack initiative to take a position or to take action.
Forced to kill dream symbolises hidden aggression that you need to acknowledge. You are missing your other, better half. You are being too demanding or that your expectations are too high. It is a sign for defeated hopes and a dark, gloom outlook in your endeavors. You may be suffering from some emotional or psychological clutter.
A four-week trend begins today that will have a major effect on your career, so it is important to be mindful of this whether you are at work or not. For the next four weeks, there will be obstacles, and a major change in direction is necessary.
What else was in the same dream?
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I was in Alcatraz. We had to do tasks. One was everyone stood in lines. Then they revealed what we were doing. We were doing gun training. The guards explained we had to shoot through some people but not some in the back. At first people were okay with this. But once the curtains were drawn there were lines of kids. There were riots. The guards said anyone who wouldn’t would be shot. I couldn’t do it. My dad looks at me crying and points behind me to a hole with eyes in the wall. I wake up.