Would dreaming about the same person 4 nights in a row count as a recurring dream?
I've been dreaming about the same person 4 nights in a row.He's either traveling with me,running with me,or i see pictures of him in my dream.The dreams themselves are always in a different setting,but one part of the dream remains the same.The guy I've been dreaming about is always in them.Would this count as a recurring dream? and how do you interpret a recurring dream?
Different dreams, same person, 3 nights in a row?
You've just answered your own question, you obviously miss him and regret dumping him that's why you're dreaming about him, although you want to move on. Can you be a bit more detailed in what happens in these dreams, like where you are, a house, a park, in shop, what it looks like, is it your house, your local park, what type of shop is it? Also items that are around you that you really notice. Go to Dream Dictionary and type in everything that comes into mind even if it's a random thing that seems to stick out in your mind. http://www.dreammoods.com/dreamdictionar...
I had 3 dreams in one night with the same person in it?
It just means that your subconscious is playing around with scenarios, to explore all the possibilities of what might happen in the future; so that you will be prepared should they occur. It is all part of growing up and getting ready for what might come to pass. The fact that you send so much time thinking about him during the course of the day would also give your subconscious a lot to process while you sleep. As to whether you should tell him that you are dreaming about him; I don’t think that it would be a good idea to do so, unless you know him really well.
I see the same person every night in my dreams. He is always trying to kill me. For the past 3 weeks this has been going on. What does this mean?
You don't give your gender or the gender of the one trying to kill you. This dream is about your need to dramatically change your attitudes and behaviors, for this is what dying in a dream is about. The person trying to kill you is to kill that you that is not living your life as you should.This is very important for you!Best wishes!
If You dream the same thing three nights in a row, what does that mean?
That you're mind is in re-run mode!!
I have had the same dream 3 nights in a row,,, what does this mean?
Repetitive dreams usually means the subject matter of the dream is something that is really bothering you and you keep wrestling with the thoughts to try and solve the problem. Your repetitive dream doesn't seem to be an exception. Your outing with your ex is rained out (as was the romance?) and when you get back to his place HIS ex calls you a home wrecker. Did this person ever really call you that to your face or even behind your back? If so, that may be what is really bugging you because you don't consider yourself to be a home wrecker. You have to remember you can't control what other people say, do or believe. Everyone is entitled to their opinion even if it is wrong but they have no right to try to impose it upon you. AND home wrecker and sexy femme fatale are synonymous terms.
Does dreaming about the same person two days in a row mean anything?
I think it means that you have unfinished business with this person. Sounds like there may be some things that the two of you should discuss and try to work out. Dreaming about someone you haven't thought of recently could mean that you need to convey a message or she has a message to convey to you. Look her up and have a good talk. You should tell her how you feel now as well as how you used to feel about her. Good luck.
What does it mean if I dream about someone every night? Do they dream about me?
What does it mean if I dream about someone every night? Do they dream about me?They may not even know you exist.In high-school, I dreamt of this girl Sara nearly every nigh. Sara was a senior when I was a sophomore and had long brown hair she braided in the back and it reached almost the bottom of her buttocks. She was also very athletic and represented our school in both basketball and volleyball. Most importantly, she had these amazing hazel eyes that seemed to change color with changes in the weather and pearl-like bright white and perfectly aligned teeth.It took me almost the entire school year to finally walk up to her, just before the final exams started and I knew that she will not be back the following year. But I did just that, approaching her in the yard and freezing before I even get a chance to say hello. At that moment Sara looked me straight in the eyes for the very first (and last) time and with a tone that was more demanding than friendly said “whaaat??”That's when I knew that despite the many nights I had spent with her, some of them in very romantic and intimate situations, even sharing bodily fluids, she had no idea who I was. That was the most heart-breaking experience of my life up to that point and the pain of it felt so severe I did not know whether I'd be able to go on after that any more.However, as you can tell, I'm still here and have experienced many more heartbreaks since, some even bigger than the one with Sara, plus one divorce when I discovered that you can also sleep next to someone for many years, get intimate and exchange bodily fluids, then realize that you have no idea who this person is.Hope that was helpful.