I have the same type of dream, it's been for about a week now, it won't go away, i want to make it stop. I"m ready to stop sleeping, if i can't make it go away, i need to make it go away, i wake up shaking and sweating and crying and i worry about it all day.
120077
Pray before going to bed.
336235
Go to sleep.  You may get lucky and dream about it.  But once you wake up, it'll be gone again.
78070
the same thing happened to me and it was a series of eight dreams.  the dreams happened several months ahead.  so when it was coming true one at a time, i was so scared.  the first six dreams were good but the seventh and the eighth were not.  so when the sixth dream was happening, there was a point that i have to do a move to make the dreams complete, i did not do the move.  i thought that if i don't make the sixth dream complete, the seventh and the eighth will not happen, and it did not.  \n\nduring that time i had several dreams also of different series and this was about basketball and i dreamt about the final scores of games.  all of it came true.  i mentioned it to my friend before every game and he would tell me that the scores were impossible to happen but it did.\n\nthat was just a phase in my life that happened for about two years.\n\ni do not know if his is stong sixth sense.
320782
i have no idea what this means....sounds like u need to make sure youre protected at all times...then again it could mean nothing...just a bad dream
323367
I actually had a dream that my family moved and it was a terrible dream and a bad situation.  We had just moved about a week before, so I blew it off.  About a month later my husband lost his job for something stupid and we moved.  When we got to the house we got our U-haul stuck in the mud in our yard and at some point I was looking at the U-haul and the house, and it was just the same as in my dream.  It didn't make me feel ant better knowing that I had dreamt it.  Best wishes
152435
Have you seen a horror film lately? The brain stores alot of information from what we hear, feel, see, sense, smell and touch even subconciously. It is likely that you felt fear sometime and the brain never let go of the emotion. You did not state how many nights, you've been dreaming this same dream. If you want an interpretation of your dream, as in a literal interpretation, you can check out dream guidelines. But as far as i know, death in dreams is more likely to be followed by death or grieving in real life. \n\nAlso, what is your religion? You could cast out your nightmares in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. \n\nEver heard of the word "twilight?" It means your half-asleep and half-awake. This could explain why you wake up feeling the pain you felt why dreaming.
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Have you try professional help? You seem to be suffering from post traumatic stress. \nThere are many place that can help you.In the meantime, try keeping a diary with your thoughts. \n\nSleep with the radio or television on. It has been shown they will effect your dreams. Try to set the alarm clock so that you will wake up suddenly. If you wake up slowly you are more likely to remeber your dreams.
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I have been having the same nightmare since I was a child and I still wake up unable to scream or catch my breath.  I've also woken up sad/angry/happy with someone because of what happened the night before in my dreams.  It's strange because when you see the person next it's hard to talk to them.  I have to explain the dream and it usually makes me feel better.
41485
The mind holds onto issues that need resolved; subconscious memories. Keep a journal by your bed and write down your dreams, then, when you have a week's worth, read them all and, hopefully, there'll be a pattern and you should be able to see what it is you need to take care of. I hope this helps.
534566
Wow, I can totally relate to your problem... I have some pretty bad dreams myself! I had one the other night.. it was so scary, and I woke up at 5:30 in the morning just to get out of the dream! \nThat is what I do most of the time, I force myself to wake up, and sometimes it's only after it's gotten worse! I wondered how I could get through the previous parts without waking up... but when I do wake up, I usually get up quickly, to try to chase the memory of the bad dream away! It works most of the time...  There was an old saying once upon a time about what to do about nightmares... "take a bale of hay to bed with you to feed them!"  ;0)  Seriously though, I have found out that the most frequent nightmares are from when I am eating close to bedtime!\nIt's mostly sweets too... so I have had to cut back on those darn things and not eat so late at night.  I have also found that when I wake up from a nightmare, I am usually on my back... and I hate that... So I try really hard to stay on my side, or my stomach! I know it's not like I can control it when I'm sleeping.. but I do try! \n The meds are supposed to help you relax and sleep, but there is a potential for addiction to some types of sleep inducing drugs!\nWork with your Dr. and see what is best and safe for you ok! I have alot of empathy for you, I have been through this for years! \nGood luck... and as one good person already said, Prayer helps!
639466
It's your mind. That happens to me, too. It is a truly vivid dream that you believe. Therefor, your mind uses what you believe it would feel like and that's what you feel.\nI used to have this dream when I jumped off my house (creepy, right?) and it always made me want to vomit. (i'm afraid of heights)
534739
I didn't used to be like that, but lately I have been having a similar experience.  I think, for me at least, its because my life is going through a lot of changes, and I'm experiencing a lot of stress due to that.  I think its my mind's way of playing out my fears, since they are constantly on my mind.  I would suggest you try a cup of chamomille tea before you go to bed; it works wonders for me.
179976
I have not encountered in real life. But since childhood I have been haunted by demons in my dreams. I had to fight with them whole night. Those dreams were so horrifying that even most scarest movie will look like comedy. those dreams were so real that I used to sweat. I with all my efforts could not get rid of them. Then one fine day I met a muslim mullah. He visited my house and told me that there were demons in the house. I told him about my dreams. he gave holy water to be sprinkeled in the house. when I started doing this, after 20 days, I had a dream a very beautiful and sexy lady demon came to me and said why do you want us to leave I can be all yours if you allw us to stay. I said no thank you though with much difficulty as she was damn beautiful. Her skin colour was bluish. After that the dreams stopped. Never came. Many times I tried that I had those dreams but they never came.
345504
It is not the airplane but rather the feeling of helplessness and not being able to control the situation.  You are unable to change the course of events in your dream.  You may have underlying feelings of helplessness in your own life, not being in control, being afraid of failure and fearful of the future.
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this isnt my last dream but i have it off and on\ni dream im married and we are sleeping in my bed i can feel him his arm is often around me sometimes his leg is over the back of mine im on my stomach i am aware of him because he moved \nif he moves away i feel rejected\nthe first time i had this dream i sat up in the bed in my dream and screamed there is some one in my bed i hit at him and yelled get out\nhe woke up said my name go back to sleep its just a dream \ni said get out dont touch me\nhe said shut up my name im tired i have work in the morning this isnt funny and then he rolled over \ni stopped beating on him and tried to get out of bed as i did i woke up standing in my room alone no one heard me yelling\nwhat is he my dream lover
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I too frequently have very bad dreams. I know how it leaves you feeling disturbed for the rest of the day. I was told that my nightmares could be due to stress or could be down to hormones.I am a person who thinks too much - I worry inwardly not outwardly about just about everything, so perhaps this is reflected in my sleep.Maybe you are the same? I try to read a book before going to sleep and it rests my mind from the worries of the day. Good Luck.
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I have a ton of recurring dreams. none of them are particularly frighting or happy. I have dreams that really happen. I've had dreams about buildings, haveing never even been in the same state as that building, and later i have moved there and been in that building and known exactly how to get around in it, because its all so familiar.\n\nOr i might dream about a town or neighborhood, and years later be driving some where and see it for the first time, and even reconize the people. \n\nmy favorite dreams are the ones that mean nothing in real life. The ones that dont actually happen later, (trust me, even after two decades it starts to get creepy) like where iam flying, or being chased by people and iam so fast and strong that i get away with little effort. \n\nDreams can be very important things. More than just keeping us busy while we're asleep. :)