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Lament
To dream that you lament a loss, is a bad omen signalling distress, illness, and struggle. Only after overcoming such adversity will you enjoy pleasure and personal gains.

Lament
To lament for something in your dream, indicates that you are still in mourning over a loss. Alternatively, the dream suggests that you need to stop feeling sorry for yourself and have a more positive outlook in your life.

Lament
To dream that you bitterly lament the loss of friends, or property, signifies great struggles and much distress, from which will spring causes for joy and personal gain.

See also: Lament , Yew Tree , Earle Lytton , Babylonians , Hallway
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The objective mind rejoices or laments over the aspects of the past and present, while the spiritual mind, striving with the personal future, either laments or rejoices over the prospective conditions.

We also use them to express ourselves. I had a friend who naturally did not have eyebrows, and he used to lament that he had no facial expressions other than permanent surprise.

Philomela in Greek mythology, a princess who was turned into a nightingale and continued to lament the tragedy of her life. Who is still singing a tragic song?

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