do you have reoccuring nightmares? what of?
367704
i used to always dream i was walking down this hallway and everything was in shades of blue, anyways im walking down the hall and all the windows r shattered and the wood is creaking, then i turn right and theres a staircase with this scary looking girl holding a present and id jump from the top of stairs down and id wake up yelling.
738156
Yes, absolutely, repeating dreams are trying to tell you a message that you are not listening too or ignoring. It is very important to pay attention to this so you can change whatever the dream is trying to tell you, you didn't say what the dream was? Repeating dreams are about change.
106724
Some times dreams reflect many things which you experienced in your daily life, some thing you hair or see, things you read or watch, especially if you saw things has no connection to each other.\nIf you saw disturbing things in your dream, then it is what we call a nightmare, which is normal, but if nightmares repeated again and again, that’s not normal.\nIf what you saw in your dream is very clear to the point that you can explain every thing you saw with details, and it is hard for you to forget it, try to ask professional Dream Interpreter which could help you in this matter.
515125
Dreams are a reflection of our subconscious. Apparently, on a subconscious level, you need more horror in your life. Go see a horror flick and sleep peacefully.\n\nNo, I'm not kidding. Every now and again, if I haven't seen a horror film in too long, I have really scary nightmares.
560593
ur dreams or shud i say nightmares must be horrific...but remember life can be more dreadful than the worst nightmares
1163198
I remember a great many of my dreams. Actually, I keep a dream journal b/c I agree w/ U.... dreams speak from your subconscious mind. I don't believe that dreams are answers necessarily. Sometimes dreams may simply be a reenactment of the day's events. Sometimes they're predictions. Personally, dreams are typically my subconscious mind making assessments of my life.
444377
no.\nbut it doesn't mean it can't happen.\nwe still don't know exactly the biochemistry affecting dreams, and specifically nightmares. we can't even be sure there is a unique chemistry to nightmares.\neating cheese before bed-time might change to a small extent the chemical balance in your brain, but it probably changes as much as many other different foods. \nfrom the little we do know about brain-chemistry, metabolism of food and the connection between both, it seems improbable that this is true, but hey - be your own guinea-pig :)
86832
I have a great many dreams where I'm a redheaded girl who gets stabbed in the chest.\n\nThe place I'm stabbed in my dreams is the same place as where my birthmark is - directly over my heart.\n\nSo, I think that yes I've been here in a previous life.
440136
I'm always getting deja vu, it's a really odd sensation. Sometimes I'm not sure if I have dreamt about a place before I visit it, it's a really surreal feeling!
428397
maybe when you was younger like 2 or 3 you family had friends over or you seen them in a movie and that is why you are having these dreams. or maybe you can see in to future and might run into them one day. and am not joking. its like a day-j-voo odd but true. it happens to me all the time i can be doing something or be in a different place and its like bein replayed in my head like dang i did this before. gl
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Yes, all the time!\n\nboth my mother and father have died. My father in 2000 and my mother in 2004.\n\nI am very grateful for these dreams as I feel that I get to see them again and be with them again.\n\nalthough, sometimes a dream can make me feel very sad and disturbed like if my father keeps falling down or the ground below him gives away.
633029
If you have a subconscious worry that preys on your mind, this can result in nightmares. In addition, nightmares can be seen as symbolic of other things that are going on in your life. You need to do a bit of navel gazing. Is there an important issue that you have been trying to ignore? Are there any changes going on in your life that you are frightened of? Do you worry about being placed in certain scenarios? If so, your nightmares are giving you an opportunity to confront your worst fears. Take the opportunity. Open that door that you are scared of. What transpires in a nightmare can sometimes help you to resolve any issues you have in the real world and the worst that can happen is you wake up...\n\nGive it some thought because many schools of thought say that nightmares are the gateway to our subconscious mind. It sounds to me as though yours is trying to tell you something - and you are busily trying to re-submerge it.
958740
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!
866861
Yes. I've done that alot... But it's usually where i dream about it and then it happens the next day. I have a lot of Deja Vu moments and i also have insomnia sometimes. It really kinda freaks me out when i have Deja Vu twice..
720790
maybe you should ask her to describe on what was her nightmare about and does it happen everyday from then on? and how long does the nightmare last each time?\n\ni don't think that the nightmare happens due to the surgery but instead its some psychological problem.\n\nmoreover, you can get some advice with the doctor.
831874
Doctor, Doctor, I keep having reccurring nightmares.  One night I think I'm a teepee, the next I think I'm a wigwam.\n\nI know the problem - you're just two tents!
53443
Most times you remember dreams beacuse they have something to do with your life.  Like these ones have to do with the love in your life.  And maybe you have talked about things like that with him.  They same thing happened to me and I wondered the exact same thing.  So i looked up the reason in a medical book.l I believe Harvard Medical Book.  Anyway, you tend to remember dreams that pertain to a lifestyle you have or have had.