Do you have that kind of 'recurring' dream/nightmare? why do you think it's that?
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In Hindu mythology, the Asura (Sanskrit: असुर) are a group of power-seeking deities, sometimes misleadingly referred to as demons. They were opposed to the devas (i guess that would be you). Both groups are children of Kashyapa.\n\nMitra, Varuna and Vritra are the most well known Asuras.\nThe term corresponds to the Zoroastrian word Ahura. In Zoroastrianism the Ahuras are supreme, while the devas are demonic.\n\nDoes this mean you are demonic?
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yeap.  I have them a lot lol.  Sometimes I dream I'm writing in a notebook and go out to reach it and its there...but its something else.  But I've actually felt pain in my dreams, one the three little pigs were toturing me with some metal device...
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We have dreams possibely since our brains are constantly busy and when we sleep our brains need to do something so it might looked around for events in your life( like flash backs (you know when you remenber something and is played like a video in your head))or somethings you really like and playes it like a movie to make time past so think of it as a movie theater but it's free.
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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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Answers will differ for different circumstances.  Do you have a recurring nightmare or just unpleasant dreams in general? A recurring nightmare related to a past experience probably means you've still not dealt with it and I'd suggest finding a support forum somewhere and writing about that experience where people can give you feedback and love.  If you just have nightmares, period, make sure you're getting enough sleep and eating right, and enough. Trite as it sounds, it does make a difference. I used to have bad dreams if I worked too hard, forgot to eat and drink fluids, and then finally went to bed, much later than I should have. I don't suggest going to a shrink unless it's a last resort--they cost a lot and won't help much. All they do is give you someone to talk to and you can do that on the internet for free.  There's no medication for nightmares. Dreams are - I think - just a sort of garbage dump for the mind; they do what the kidneys and liver do for the body. So if you have a lot of "toxic" dreams it could mean your life is creating a lot of mental stress and not enough satisfaction to balance it, so it builds up, and if the "garbage disposal" isn't working, you end up with a lot of bad dreams.  That's not science, of course, just a thought.
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All the time.. it runs in my family. \nLast week, I dreamed that my Nanny was looking in my apartment window at 2 am.. But, I live on the third floor WAY off the ground. Then, I called her and she was actually looking out the window at 2am because she thought she heard something. We live 4 hours away from eachother...
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I have spent a lot of time in the past few years analyzing my dreams.  I find the more I pay attention to them, the more (and in depth) I dream -- or more and in-depth I remember them.  [The argument remains, "do we always dream & not always remember?" or "Do we not always dream?".  I, personally, have not decided that issue.]\n\nI do find that my dreams relate to the present.  For example, in last night's dream, I dreamed a restaurant caught fire (I mentioned a dessert from that restaurant in a recent Yahoo!Answer); I was about to watch a sports event with girls from my high school (I have been thinking about my high school in the past few days, and about some of my male friends loving to watch football on TV); we were about to pull a fire alarm before I woke up (it was exactly like the fire alarm at my high school)...\n\nI remembered about seven specific connections between what's been on my mind lately and what I dreamed about in that one dream -- before I got caught up in the day's activities.  \n\nI am seriously believing that night dreams are very much like "day dreams" -- when your mind wanders during awake hours (when you think of a subject and your mind wanders with it... you make a story out of it sometimes).  If you've "day dreamed", you know what I mean.  \n\nPerhaps the more creative or day-dreamer you are, the more you night dream.  And, the more you pay attention to them, the more you remember them. \n\nMy conclusion is, more and more (or I should say "continually/repeatedly"), settling on that  relationship.  I have been studying them for years because I have had time to devote to it and dreams are such a hot issue at times; I have been intent on figuring them out, if I could.\n\nI do not believe that dreams are symbolic of some "inner self" that you are not unaware or conscious of.\n\nI, too, find I dream more (at night), or remember them, when I am (in general) less stressed.  \n\n\nTHAT'S the report!!   :D
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Usually dreams can be connected with something that you thought about that day.  Maybe you went to McDonald's that day?  Then later on seen something that made you think of Meredith.  Your unconcious mind tries to make sense of it all so it puts it in a dream form.
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Yes.  Whatever you don't deal with while your awake you deal with in your dreams.  They are mostly symbolic though rather than something easily decipherable.
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i tihnk dreams that come true are like dayjavoo, or like maybe it means you have phychic powers? but i love it when that happens...
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I dream of people all the time... people from my past, and present. Sometimes they're good, and sometimes they're not... but usually they're just really weird, like it mixes people and places that never actually had any association
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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..
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Yes, sometimes!   The detailed dreams are called lucid dreams. You should research it on the internet.
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deja vu. It happens to me all the time. I think that we keep having to relive our life over and over again until we get it "right"..
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Sometimes, dreams and nightmares, as I've read in a fairly recent Reader's Digest, is our mind's way of preparing for something. We run the situation in our head, and we try and see what to make of it. For instance, if you've been thinking of that job promotion, you might have a good dream if you're totally up to it, and you'll be rolling in the dough at home, and so on. If you're not too confident, then you might get a nightmare about all of the things that go wrong. In a sense, we use those thoughts that invade our minds as we sleep as a form of preparation. A dream is a desire that we want, a nightmare is the worst case scenario. In either case, we can learn from them - learn what we want, learn what we fear, and learn how to make what we want happen.
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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. :)
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You don't write what actually is the problem...\n\nWet dreams are normal to a certain extent.