I took PLan B and The last 2 nights I've had horrible dreams and I can't sleep because of them.?
I have been having terrible dreams for 2 days now about babies and me dying from sex or just dying in general. Right now I woke up from a nightmare...This guy and girl were my neighbors and I went over there one day to hangout and the 2 people were saying I was going to have a 3 some with them or they were going to kill me, they said if we did it and then they turned into demons after then they would kill me but if they didn't then they would set me free. After they turned into demons their eyes were turning white and black and then they just went black. They kept trying to bite me and tear my skin off and I kept fighting and fighting them back and I was so bloody and they guy dug his hand into my ribs and ripped them out and then after that idk how but I was still trying to fight and was yelling my husbands name and then right when he came in and saw me they shot me in the head and I died.. Last night I had even worse dreams so I definitely think plan b is the reason.
If you dream repeatedly of your parents/siblings/friends/relatives death, what does that mean? What can you do to make these dreams go away?
Dreams are inexplicable sometimes. The conscious and subconscious mind constructs some visualizations based on the past and present life of yours and the way you want to see it in future, in your thoughts. Whatever you see in the dreams may or may not have any relation to reality, however various studies give various theories for the kind of dreams you possess and various reasons for it!The things that happen all throughout the day and few overlapped memories influence your dreams, sometimes its purely random and sometimes based on the things you were doing and thinking just before going to the bed.However i read the following possibilities of such dreams in an article i read somewhere.1If you find yourself talking to a dead in your dreams, this indicates that you are surrounded by people who are not compatible with you and this compatibility issue is causing a negative effect on your personality. This also symbolizes some kind of material loss and you need to get recovered from that loss as early as possible.2Dreams are an indication of what we are thinking. If you are constantly seeing a person who is recently died, this means that you miss that person and he had left some impact on your mind. It also indicates that you are adapting the problems similar to that of the person you are seeing in your dreams.3Usually you use dreams as a channel to talk to those people who are gone such as parents. The fear of losing a person also leads you to this path. These dreams may also mean that you are trying to understand their death.4Seeing dead siblings indicates that you miss the fun and time spent with them. You select dreams for reliving those experiences.5Parents who have lost their child in any incident dream of that child might mean that they want to keep their child through their thoughts and want to see him grow up in their dreams.6If you see a person dying who is already dead, then this is an indication that you miss that person on some special occasion which is related to that person such as birthday, anniversary, etc.
The last 2 nights I've been having dreams with tiny mice involved in some way or another. Any clue what this means?
Mice in a dream can very often be symbolic of gnawing thoughts. These thoughts can be somewhat autonomous meaning they just show up like mice can in waking life. If this fits what happening now in your life it would be important to give more consciousness to these thoughts.
When did you realize that achieving your dream was possible?
I've always known. But it became a reality, after a very traumatic time in my life.Most of my life, my passion has been writing, But, being on my own since I was 14 years old, I did not get a lot of direction as to how to make writing my profession. But I also was never told there was a possibility that I could not achieve that dream, so there was never any doubt that I would. I went through a hard time in my life, that caused me to slip into a deep depression, and I became a homeless heroin addict. I did that for two years of my life, and on November 28th 2015, I decided to end that life and I got clean. Knowing I had the gift of writing, and I had been through just about everything an addict can go through, I decided to start a blog. The main reason I started this blog, was to help other addicts get clean, and help their families understand what they were going through. This blog turned out to be huge, and I now have 25,000 followers all over the world, and this caught the eye of a book publisher, who contacted me and asked me to write a book about my experience, and that turned into a three-book deal. BAM! the beginning of living my dream.Since I started out on my own when I was 14, I have always known that my writing would help someone, and like I said, no one ever told me that might not be possible, so I took a bad situation, and I bounced living my dream off of it and it worked. So, that tells me that the only reason someone might not accomplish their dreams, is because they're told they can't, they're told it's too hard, they're told that they need to get a legitimate job and being a writer, or a musician, or an actor, or horse trainer, was not realistic. Just think, if you are never told that you might not be able to accomplish your dreams, you never know that there's a chance that it might not happen, so you put all your effort, all your thoughts, and all your resources into making that dream happen.
Always having the same Nightmare?
This type of dream is common when trying to deal with something that is bothering you; especially if you say that "there's not really a way to solve it." There may not be a way to solve it, but perhaps you need to accept what is happening even if you cannot solve it. When you don't know why you are having a dream and when it's repetitive, you can train your subconscious to "talk" to your dream. When you fall asleep at night, tell yourself that when the dream occurs you will not run but you will ask "who are you and what do you want". You may need a few nights of practice before getting it but it's do-able. I suggest you get rid of the ipod in your ears and just relax and breathe normally and be in a comfortable position to fall asleep. Slowly repeat in your head "who are you and what do you want". Imagine yourself not running in your dream and confronting what is running after you. Be patient with yourself. I've done it before and it can be resolved. You'll be surprised at the outcome. What is chasing you is not necessarily bad.... Good luck with it and don't panic. You are not loosing your mind, this is your subconscious trying to talk to you...
Bad dreams about my dead dad?
oh, i am really sorry to hear about your father. i know how hard it is to watch a loved one suffer. i think your dreams are just your level of greiving. perhaps you feel like everyone else is getting over it to soon? and maybe you feel the need to hold on to your loss and pain in honor of your fathers life and his pain. perhaps you feel alone deep inside and maybe you should talk it out with your family....dont be affraid to mourn openly with them, even if they get upset too, dont worry so much about dredging up pain, it needs to be felt in order to heal....you obviously still need to talk about your pain. (thats most likely why you show him to people in your dream, "acknowledge his death! is what you seem to be screaming to everyone") its tough. You will have good dreams again, before you go to bed tonight, try having a conversation with your dad, talk to him like he is in the room, perhaps he will be in the room....tell him everything you wanted to say, tell him you hope he is fine and doing well....say whatever you need to say....perhaps it will help with the dreams of him not being there....but it will take time, he was your father, and a huge part of you, i would say you are doing well for 3 weeks....just keep smiling. and take it day by day.
My dreams have a storyline that continues from night to night. They occur in the same three places, which I dream of in great detail. Is this normal?
When it comes to dreaming it is hard to define normal in very narrow terms. If you study your dreams and share and compare them with those of other dreamers you will likely find that there are very common dream experiences, but we all have our own individual style of dreaming that expresses our individuality. I have a friend who often has ornate and complex mystical adventures in her dreams, full of beautiful scenery and elaborate plots. But she is a painter and storyteller, so it fits her quite well. I rarely dream like that, it isn't my style. However, both of us have had serial dreams that take place in recurring locations with the same characters. And I take your question to be a question about how unusual these kinds of dream are. I believe that we all dream in this way at times, but if we don't recall the dreams we can't tell if this is so, so it hard to judge how prevalent it is. Among the dreamers I know it is not at all unusual.My above mentioned friend and I have been working with the idea that these kinds of dreams are connections to other aspects of our selves, that other parts of our souls are having other lives and that it is possible to dream into the lives of those other aspects of our selves, and perhaps to share learning with them. It is fun and interesting and sometimes offers a different kind of insight into our life choices. Jane Roberts wrote a couple of interesting books on the what and how of these kinds of things, which she terms Aspect Psychology. The first book is titled "Adventures in Consciousness: An Introduction to Aspect Psychology" and the second is "Psychic Politics: An Aspect Psychology Book". Both are a bit atypical and go into unusual areas, but when you go into experiences like your dreaming, there is not a lot of useful material out there. The dream teacher I like the best, Robert Moss, has also written a lot on this topic, and the idea that we can dream into the lives of other people. His writing on these things is spread out in a number of his books on dreaming, and I can't think of of a specific one to suggest for this subject area. Check his blogs or web site if you are interested in investigating this in more detail.
Strangers are dreaming of my son being murdered and have even dreamt of his funeral?
in the last 2 weeks, my father, my sister and a co-worker have all dreamt that my son was molested and murdered. The co-worker only started a week ago and didnt even know i had a son. then a woman walking on the street talking about GOD gave me a warning to protect my son, messages will be coming to me from all over warning me of danger. Then a family friend had a dream that my uncle and my dad had tried to attend my son's funeral but they arrived to late...my son was already in the ground. I know these are just dreams but I am starting to get concerned. Please can someone help me....do i need to be scared? Its one thing to have the dream yourself and be concerned but when there are several people and some who are strangers giving detail to the area the murder is happening and it happens to be in your neighborhood (and these people dont know where you live) its enough to make you go crazy with fear. Please help me
I have dreams that show the future. Does this happen to anyone else?
Yes, I have had that happen to me multiple times. Once in excruciatingly exact detail, within a scenario that was, to say the least, severely unlikely.When it came true, I was stunned with awe and wonder about it. I was shaking and, because I was only nine years old at the time, my vision started to blacken from the scariness of it. What did it mean?I still have no idea. I would like to think it means something about human access to deeper realms of physics than we have finitely calculated so far. As if we are beings outside of time (whatever that really is) with capacity far greater than we currently suspect, scientifically.But nobody believes my accounts, and why should they? I can't replicate them. I can in no way substantiate them for scientific purposes. I could easily be a narcissist (check) with a decent intellect (check) who wants more attention (check). Why would I ever be credible in this scenario?But it's happened to me multiple times, and not just in dreams but in real life - to include some altered states. It always stuns and humbles me, but I have no idea what to make of it because I am entirely on an island here and not equipped intellectually to figure anything out about it.So get used to that. One line of thought this has led me to, is the concept that information can in fact travel faster than light speed. I have posted a few queries about this here on Quora, only to remove them due to embarrassingly withering crossfire from empiricists who live to debunk the ill-informed. I have gone Anon a time or two on this, and received even worse treatment.My conclusion is that people who have not experienced this, not only have no access to it, but also need to believe that it can only be false. It simply does not fit their model. And all this, while you and I are stuck knowing that although it fits no current model, it DID HAPPEN just like the Space Shuttle explosion did happen. But there is no one to investigate it but you - and where in hell does one start with that?I do hope you believe in yourself and are smarter than me, so as to make headway where I’ve met a brick wall. I wish you greater success in exploring this frontier of the human experience. There will come a day when we will know.