Dreaming of Head

5 readings from Mehmet Emin Kırgil for Head are below.

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Mehmet Emin Kırgil

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Their changing one's head with someone else's; in the mirror seeing that one's face changed and sagged, and that one could see one's nape without turning one's head.

Reading

There is someone speaking about you, be careful. In a money matter you may live a distress; in order to get through it you will struggle for a while, wait a little more.

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I saw someone who knows me, his head had bent down as if regretful. He looked at me from under the eyebrow, and he bent his head again. His head is brighter than normal.

Reading

There are some people speaking about you. Coming out into the light with someone you are offended with, you were offended and making peace, and someone's coming and apologizing. Someone is ashamed of you and cannot come beside you, or he spoke empty about you, and he himself knows; the space between you may be set right.

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I saw the head of the deceased Queen Elizabeth.

Reading

You have doubt in some matters; a little more time is needed to get free. You may attain a great dream of yours. Do not strain your head too much.

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In my ex-lover's hand there is a man's head in cut pieces, he holds it out and gives it to me. I hold the head and look at its face, there are whites in its hair, I clean its face.

Reading

There is someone who talks behind one's back and spoils the relationship. White hair is, in the end, the relationship being set right or an opportunity coming one's way. The whites are coming through to safety, the face being clean is light.

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Seeing cut killer-whale heads.

Reading

It shows that many people who spoke behind you and did wrong to you will fall empty.

This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.