Nightmares and crows? what's the meaning ?
Okay so I'm going to give you a little background. I've been having these nightmare for about a year now, in my nightmares I seem to not be able to move, and all of them take place in the place where I'm sleeping, whether it's my house or someone else's. The first nightmare was scary because I wasn't expecting it, in the nightmare I woke up in my room and couldn't move, then I heard a satanic voice calling my name and telling me he wanted me, when I finally got up I ran to my parents' room but I couldn't get near them or talk (My parents a VERY religious) It was a long time before I had another night mare but then it came back, every time it was a little different and they started frequenting me more and more until we moved, that's when they stopped. I should mention that my nightmares started happening after I did this ritual to "see who I was in my past life". Anyways, after we moved I stopped having the nightmare, but eventually they came back, they got worst every time. By that I mean that every time it was harder to wake up. Eventually I got used to the dream and became used to them happening at least once a week. The weird thing is that they don't feel like dreams, they feel very real. In one of the most resent nightmares I heard many voices calling my name and telling me things I couldn't understand. And finally I've been able to overcome whatever hold me in place when I "wake up" but I'm getting close to my birthday and last night the dream was different. When I "woke up" there was a guy wearing black starring at me and a soon as I tried to see his face I lost control of my body and started moving towards the side, but tried to keep looking at his face. When I was finally able to move I tried to see his face, but he disappeared, and I realized either I wasn't dreaming or I must of woken up very fast and in the same position I was in my dream. and everything in my room was the same as in my dream. The guy kind of looked like the grim reaper. And I told my mom, she said that it wasn't a good sign. And today When I got home my house was surrounded by crows and they we're SO loud and noisy. They didn't stop making noise until I left home to go to a show at school. And when I walked out a crow kept on starring at me and making noise. And now when I was walking home I felt like someone was following me. If these are nightmare, what do they mean ? and what about the crows ?
What is this dream/nightmare meaning.?
I don't Know much about the supernatural but all try my best to make sense of it all. From what you have mention it all started when you moved in to that house in Dover NJ. If that's the case maybe your nightmares/dreams are connected to that house some how. If you can try to do some research of your home in Dover maybe the previous owner had similar problems As for the dark figure you saw is very interesting. I had a similar experience back in my home land. When I was very young I remember playing outside in broad daylight and I saw what appeared to be a man.......... but it wasn't, it had the figure of a men but it was completely faceless and hairless almost like a shadow but I know it wasn't a shadow because what I saw was very solid. Of course there is the possibility that I could have ben hallucinating or that my vision could have ben distorted by some other object, but What I saw was a only about 15 feet away from me and it was in the middle of the day in a open area. This only happen to me once. I did have a dream about 2 years later of that same being coming out of my wall and I remember in my dream after I had seen the solid shadow I ran out side and I was alone surrounded by a empty wasteland, but I am a very rational men and this dream could have accrue as a secondary effect of the day I saw this phenomena. In other words my subconscious could be reliving that day as some sort of trauma of the events I saw. But your dreams are different there consistent and precise 3 times back to back every 3 moths..... very strange I did some research of my own some time ago and I found out that this phenomena are known as shadow people, of course assuming you believe in the supernatural, scientist also have there on theory but that's another subject. When I was researching this phenomena I also came across many interesting story's similar to the one you and I had, there was this man who claim's that what he saw talk to him and told him he was going to kill him but there was never reports where this things actually harm anybody......but that still doesn't explain how you got the bruises on your thighs so it may be something completely different All I can tell you is do some research, and I have some questions for you as well maybe we can go more into detail about this and research this thing together anyway we can contact each other
"A nightmare is fed before it is born" meaning?
Fears usually stem from some other external force before they manifest into a nightmare. Usually, some incidence/event provoked or "fed" the mind of an individual before the nightmare even took place.
What is the meaning of the nightmare which I saw last night where I saw all my cats locked up alive in the refrigerator eating their own flesh to survive?
Thanks for A2A:My answer might disappoint you, but anyway here it is.If you start looking for patterns and meanings you will find it into everything including number of vehicles pass you while you crossing the street, colours of clothings of your friends, shapes in the randomly formed structures of vehicles or objects on the tables etc.If you start looking for hidden messages you can find it even in the random movie dialogues, two randomly cut headings from newspapers, cricket scores, political flags and symbols.Our life is full of colours, shapes, numbers, letters, emotions, people; hence giving out a innmerable chances of probability to make combinations of them and create some meaning out of it and our mind is exceptionally good at finding meaning in random or meaningless objects. Just remember the way we used to watch clouds in the childhood and find their shapes or shadows of hand movements.Long story short: Remember the line “Mind sees, what it chooses to see!”So, things need not necessarily have to have any absolute meaning. Most of the things do happen by random and by chance and dreams are one of them. You can find a lot of dream theories to justify the scene for you. Point is most of those don’t help the person at all. They act as a scaring medium to you most of the time without actually yielding anything for real. So, it’s better not to bother yourself with finding meanings out of these things. Even if you get any, just take it as an entertainment and move on.I hope this answer helps.Thank you!
What does a gory nightmare mean?
If you read enough about dreams and dream interpretation you'll see that there isn't much a consensus on what is actually occurring there. Dreams like these will force you to dig deeper into many things, including your basic values, as well as the way you personally structure narrative and meaning in your life.As far as this dream goes, the dream could be symbolic, representing some aspect of yourself. Maybe it was representing a part of yourself that was changing in some life-altering and powerful way. Maybe the dream was so vividly gory because you are resisting the change (you do attempt to put your hand on the shoulder of the victim to stop them). Maybe this also represents a surprising change that you had no control over. From another angle - you could have eaten something that triggered a fight or flight response before bed that night, and the dream was an image wrapped around those feelings that were happening while you were asleep.On that note, my opinion is that most dreams can have a physical context (from something you ate, or something triggered in your biology), a personal emotional context (some bigger issue linked to your character, value system, way of being or culture is on your mind) an environmental source (you experience some dynamic in your dream and it potentially illuminates a dynamic you might be experiencing in real life) or it is a precognition (a dream of an event that hasn't happened yet). These "contexts" do not have to be the only possibilities. I am just trying to indicate some basic structures I have noticed.To sum this up, it's not uncommon to have vividly gory dreams. I have had them and, honestly, one of them has stuck with me for about 15 years. I think about it to this day and wonder if the person I was dreaming about was real. I was meditating a-lot at that time in my life and it felt like it was about somebody else that I do not know. Maybe it is symbolic and linked to me exclusively. My characterization of it has stopped me from interpreting it in this light and could be a subtle form of fear. Maybe I am avoiding facing something I should be?
What does the phrase "kell nightmare" mean?
What did it come from? I heard it in a movie "you got mail" one of the character's says it when something bad had happened in the movie. I googled it with no result
What is the significance of Henry having the same nightmare as Auora in Once Upon A Time?
If you saw the episode yesterday, Rumpelstiltskin explains to Regina and Henry the Sleeping Curse sends souls to a place between life and death and a side effect is they can still go there when they sleep again, even after the Sleeping Curse is broken. Rumpelstiltskin gave Henry a necklace to wear when he sleeps so he can gain control there. As seen at the end of the episode and the promo for the next one on the 25th, Aurora and Henry can talk to each other in their dreams allowing each side to know what is happening in Storybrooke or fairytale world. Jefferson's punishment form the curse that brought everyone to Storybrooke was to have two lives of memories battling in his head and see the girl he knows is his daughter be raised by another family. So he kept his memories. On the show, it appears Mr. Gold kept his memories all along too. But the writers have commented he only got his memories back when he heard Emma say her name at the end of the first episode, that is why Rumpelstiltskin wanted to know the name of Snow's baby so badly. So we never see Rumpelstiltskin without his proper memories on the show but he apparently did lose them for 28 years like most of the people in the town according to the writers.
What is "The Nightmare Juice"?
Anarex, a combination of orphenadrine and Paracetamol, is an anti-cholinergic, ethanolanimine antihistamine which is sometimes used in PD for muscle spasms/muscle relaxation. It is really not a good plan to make an anti-cholinergic a first line of defense against PD symptoms if at all possible. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orphenadrin... Although anticholinergics are the oldest of the modern medications used for PD because the block acetylcholine for compensatory balance of the mis-firing (declining number of) dopamine neurons and the normal firing of the acetylcholine (excitatory) neurons. The problem is that there are many side effects from this type of treatment including tachycardia, inability to urinate, cognitive issues, hallucinations, ocular problems, nausea and a few others. So "nightmare juice" with which I am not familiar can probably induce some very unpleasant night time symptoms since it must have a similar chemical effect in the brain. Don't get me wrong, for some people, there is no option for symptomatic relief but an anti-chlorinergic but perhaps in a few years there will be other options. In the movie, "Monkeybone", Nightmare Juice is chicken broth - just scroll down the page http://www.ahafilm.info/movies/movierevi...