Typically, your dream can be linked to ending a very hard period and setting sail for a successful one, your worldly wealth increasing beyond what you could even imagine, meeting more often with people who bring you joy for life and your prospects coming from wealthy, noble people.
Do not, under any circumstances, stop doing the exercise you had set out to do today.
In dream books, to dream about looking up at skyscrapers is an indication of experiencing surprising and positive developments, entering a beautiful period filled with morale in many ways, finding comfort through the support of everyone in the family, getting work back on track and receiving a promotion, catching the peace you seek in spirit.
One practical suggestion: don’t let the day go by without telling someone what you really think.
Dream Oracle’s message: A dream about looking up at skyscrapers might be linked to breaking bad luck through beneficial efforts being put forward, removing troubling situations and moving more freely, living very happily through auspicious earnings and reaching great wealth, being steered onto a completely different path, relief in unresolved family matters.


What else was in the same dream?
An event, an object, a place, a person... each one has its own interpretation. Read the symbols one by one, but keep in mind the feeling each one left you with. In the end, that one feeling that remains is the dream’s true interpretation.
If It Still Won’t Settle
You have read the symbols, and a feeling has stayed with you. If you can tell whether that feeling is a good sign or a bad one, then you have already interpreted your dream yourself.
But if it came to you tangled, if the pieces will not come together, or if a doubt has settled in, write your dream below, just as it was. Dream Oracle will interpret it for you; your prayers are thanks enough.
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