Calling the police in a dream means you are seeking a reckoning for how you have conducted yourself among your own. This movement toward a higher order shows that a way of living has become too heavy for you to carry alone, and you are looking for a way to set things right.
When we try to settle our own accounts by calling for an outside hand, we are often admitting that the peace of the household is at risk because of what has been done or left unsaid. This dream tells you that the season for keeping secrets is over and you must now stand in the light of what is true. There is a weight in this, for an inquiry is often a difficult thing to endure. Such a dream brings a clarity that restores the foundations of your house and makes the path straight for everyone who walks it. May you find the strength of the old trees that hold the earth.
Calling the cops in this dream changes the nature of the reckoning from a matter of conduct to a matter of being seen. Because you are the one reaching out to initiate the inquiry, the dream speaks of a personal need to be held to account for what you have kept hidden.
For its more general meaning: Dream about the police
Efua NyansaInterpreter interprets your dreams
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