Broadly speaking, your dream can refer to resolving both illness and financial hardship, earning blessed profits soon, striving to reconcile with someone you’ve fallen out with and receiving news that brings joy and excitement, and finding forgiveness of sins.
Your intentions are very good, but your actions can be misinterpreted today.
In classic sources, a dream about surviving terrorist attack can mean obstacles and setbacks disappearing, paying off work-related debts that had remained unpaid, your loved ones always being close by, bridging distances between you and the work you love, gaining great wealth after a sorrowful and troubled period.
A practical guideline: don’t waste a single minute more with a person who simply doesn’t deserve you.
Dream Oracle’s interpretation: To dream about surviving terrorist attack could be linked to days filled with joy and laughter, living in far better conditions than before, a blessed person appearing in your path, your material and spiritual troubles being removed one by one, your wealth increasing because of a beautiful event, with troubles ending.


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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