What does watching a plane crash in my dream mean?
I think it is interesting you are talking with your father. A terrace is also raised up. So I would ask yourself about what is going on between you and your father currently. Raised can be a higher level, so you have some sort of special view, or are seeing things from a higher vantage point. I would suggest that there is something of a maturation going on with your view point. Plane crashes generally represent failure of something.A vehicle is the means of getting or being something. So in this sense school is a vehicle for getting a job, or for learning. A job is a vehicle for life endeavor. When I was a store clerk in high school it was a great vehicle for learning about people and my reactions to them. The plane is a vehicle that crashes. Planes are usually concerned with group travel, military fighters or Cessnas hopping around in Alaska would be different. Travel often implies the future, or where things are going. So I would suggest that it is related to the ending of some social group. Perhaps not a failure but an ending that you are not ready to deal with. Change in some situation, or change of your ‘views’ on the future, of family, relationships, school, work. Something that is ending and you see it coming, or your view point or perspective is forced to see something isn’t going as planed or envisioned.An example would be a friend who was archeologist got a major promotion and was going to move several states to the west. His company did survey work for construction. They did archeological assessments. He was going to run a very large regional area. He kept dreaming of a group of hunters that were driving a herd of animals over a cliff. In the dream he would end up among the animals and go over the side, or being trampled.In working with the dream he felt unready for the job, and also resistant to the all consuming nature of the work which was no longer about archeology, but managing resources. He also felt pressured into the job, and knew he would be under even more pressure when he got there. So his plane crash was the animals and himself going over a cliff.
Why will our eyes turn red when we wake up from sleep?
Ok. Are they only red when you wake up, and then get better as the day goes on? Or do they get worse as the day goes on? Do they feel irritated when you awaken? Is there any discharge- crusting/mattering , sticky stuff in the corners when you awaken? Do they itch?Many of the answers have pointed out that the redness in the white part of the eyes is due to inflammation of the surface blood vessels- in the conjunctiva - not the sclera; otherwise you would have Scleritis which is a painful and potentially much more serious condition. What you are describing is probably conjunctival hyperemia.So, what would cause this when you wake up but not during the day when your eyes are open and blinking? The lack of oxygen/ocoular ischemia answer doesn't do it for me because, why would you only have a lack of oxygen to your eyes at night? Why not the rest of you? Which of course would lead to other systemic symptoms. And the oxygenation of everybody's corneas is decreased at night but since there are blood vessels in the conjunctiva (but not the cornea) the conjunctiva will get adequate oxygen at night as long as blood flow is adequate and there is sufficient oxygen in the system. So, there is something causing some inflammation of the conjunctiva overnight, but not as much during the day, and it's chronic (every night), and it's relatively benign (no long term deleterious effects).Most likely answer? BLEPHARITIS. It's common, causes the symptoms and signs you describe, and in the short term, has few sequlae. It could be allergies, but that's usually accompanied by itching, and unless it's due to your pillow or something you put in your eyes at night, it's unlikely to be the answer.As always, (sigh) see your ophthalmologist or optometrist, don't use Quora answers for your medical decisions, anyone can pretend they know stuff on the internet, I could be punking you, and I could be an out of work plumber. Or anything.