Danae Hitch says in her answer, "Dreams usually come out of what we're thinking about"---an excellent observation, especially in the contest of your question.
Dreams are frequently an attempt by the unconscious mind to organize our fears and emotions about what might happen into tangible scenarios so that we can better deal with what is going … Read more
Dreams usually come out of what we're thinking about. You're thinking a lot about your grandmother and her medical issues. It came out in your dreams. It doesn't mean that she's going to die because you dreamt of her.
In this journey of her life, just be with her - talk with her - play … Read more
At face value, it's a story about your having to do something you absolutely didn't want to do, but could not figure out how to avoid doing before you woke up.
Trump just happened to be the person your subconscious used to be in your dream because you have heard so much about Trump in the … Read more
Sure, you can reflect upon the dream . . . But remember, it is your subconscious letting loose. This can be some nested emotions kept tucked down or just the result of your imagination after Binge watching the first season of "Stranger Things" . . .
It means you shouldn't eat spicy food just before going to bed.
Plus ... We ARE all going to die.
As Tiger said, a dream is just a dream.
I didn't read your novel, way too much to read.
It was just a dream!
So it all started with me and my family, we were all sitting in the living room, my big bro Tyler was playing his video game, my little bro javion was just watching TV and my mom was on the phone with someone. I was sitting on the couch texting someone when I had got … Read more
It means you subconsciously miss your relationship with that person, and guess who gets to rule over the majority of your dream state? . . . Your subconscious, so of course things you keep tucked down deep will surface during your dream state.
Nothing. Dreams are totally random access of stored memory in your subconcious played like a movie in your unconscious imagination. Totally. Random. Things from years ago can pop up in a dream often for no reason. It doesnt mean anything.
A simple Internet search yielded me this information:
Lyda D. Newman was an American inventor. She invented a hairbrush that could be taken apart easily for cleaning. She was granted U.S. Patent 614,335 on November 15, 1898. Newman lived and worked in Manhattan in New York City. The hairbrush she invented is described in her patent … Read more
Bad dreams are uncommon for me, but one that sticks with me:
I was standing in my bedroom looking out the window that faces the main road, and I was watching as the stereotypical Grim Reaper walked back and forth to different houses before stopping in the middle of the road, turning to look at … Read more
My worst dream that I ever had was this...(I know I'm kinda answering this late, lol)
My Dream:
So, I was sleeping in my room. I woke up to get a drink of water and I heard a weird noise, so I … Read more
its Stuart Little.
Sure. Whatever floats your boat.
It's something your sub-conscious wants to happen.
wishful thinking.
I don't think so, but I am not a mental health professional. And that is who you need to be talking with about this.
