The police giving you a gun in a dream

Seeing the police giving you a gun in a dream indicates that you will help many people, solve your problems and get rid of the things that bother you, get rid of troublesome jobs, all your troubles, you will enter a job that will find you bad in the near future, your heart will be broken by a person you love very much, you will earn a great deal of money.

Also, seeing the police giving you a gun in a dream indicates that you will not be able to devote yourself to your job, a misunderstanding caused by adversities will be corrected, you will make very big investments and support people in need, you will not be able to endure longing for your homeland in case of such a difficulty, you will learn the job thanks to a short-term examination despite finding yourself in a job you do not know at all, you will not rebel even if you have great troubles.

Psychologically, seeing the police giving you a gun in a dream indicates great success I expect him to win, to be free of troubles, to become someone patient and ambitious, to live comfortably. He comes to my room, takes off his mask and cape - someone I have never buried before - and comes to me. I stand there without fear, I don't remember much but at first he acts nice, I am bleeding, even though he knows it is bad. I have my phone next to my leg, I think he sees it and suddenly takes it. Then he gets into that evil spirit and doesn't act nice, but I am still good to him, I even caress the wound on the side of his cheek. At that moment he points a gun at me and says, where is your father? I tell him he is at the police station and he tells me to go and bring him. I open the front door and say, well, if I can't come, I've been arrested, I'm not old enough to go out. I see my father as I'm going out the door. We immediately go into the living room and close the door. Dad, he's trying to kill you, I say. Then I take a gun out of his waist. He points the gun from the door, I turn it in the opposite direction with my hand, and my father intervenes, and finally it explodes and bounces off the walls, and my father says, get out of there. Then my father takes the gun and says, how long will he go to prison? I count to myself, then attempted murder is interpreted as the brightest period of a person's life will come, and that pleasure and joy will prevail.