Why do i keep having dreams about demons?
I just had one last night, but that is NOT the first. I have them a lot and it really freaks me out! I would say i have at LEAST 4 a month...i know i probably have had more but i can't remember all of since i have so many! The one i had last night was really scary. I was in my grandmothers house and I was with my cousin and we were walking or something and I guess we were in the living room and it was all dark and there were these demons and regular people but they were evil....i mean i dont remember a lot...and then i start shooting the demon man and it hurts him but he brings his head up again. i was scared and so was my cousin and then i was going to go outside and the demon man tells me there are demons out there but i run out without my cousin and i guess they eat her and then i am a demon now but i look like me. Then they give me my dead cousin but it was like a snakes old skin. And then i say im going to eat it and the other demon outside is all like "okay" and then i put it in my mouth and fly up over the trees and i try and spit it out and throw it to the wind b/c i want her soul to be free. and then whatever and the dream is just freaky! Anyway, I HATE having these dreams...they arent always like this one exactly, always different, but it always has to do with demons. I am really scared and i feel like i dont want to go to sleep cause these dreams terrify me. I havent watched a scary movie in a long time so it isnt that. I just dont like having these nightmares anymore. I DO have good dreams so it isnt like i have them all the time and i do pray sometimes....I would rather have different nightmares when i have them. Someone just help me...i dont understand why i have these dreams....they scare me. i started having them earlier this year, and i am 15. Someone just help me understand them a little more, and how i could just stop them. it makes me scared to be in my room.
Lucid dreaming: Why do I get scared?
So, one time I had this dream - it was so real i thought it was...real. In my dream, I was in bed with someone and it was super pleasant and then eventually I felt like he was trying to suffocate me. I felt huge pressure on my chest, there were "spirits" all arond me, but I was awake. I couldn't do anything! I couldn't move! I would not have been scared at all if i would have been able to move. Before you fall completley asleep, your body goes into this paralyzed state so you can't move at all, and I think that's why we freak out. Either way, I feel like if you're in this paralyzed moment, you never want to be "awake" for it. So we try to control these dreams then realize we can't move even if we wanted to, so we flip!
Why do i keep having dreams of demons and evil spirits?
Oh my God, you poor boy! Frightening! First; what's happening to you is real, you are not alone and you are not crazy. But what you are, is in trouble. & I mean it. Do not ignore anything. Somehow, a demon, which does exists, has found you. Facts, either your house is haunted or you were playing around with the occult and invited it in. People demons, real evil, is not found only in books of fantasy. It's found, right here, in our homes, buildings and on earth. Rule, NEVER play with a wigi board, experiment with séances, spew evil spells or any form of devil worship. Even in jest you are still inviting, giving permission for evil to enter. Then you are faced with the problem of how to get rid of it. Aint nobody got time for that! However, It sounds like to me your house is haunted. Now, you say you pray. GOOD! Fact, as demons exist, so does God. There is a lot of testimony now surfacing, thanks to the Bio channel, describing an attack from a demonic spirit. The testimony supports the descriptions you gave, like you constantly sense or feel like something is in the room staring at you; see a black mass or figure; trying to scream and you can't; heavy invisible force which holds you down; unexplained noises in the house, all these things are experienced by many people. More than you can imagine. So listen up! The situation is real so you need to take action. Set your mind right now to "You are not a victim!" Even if you move out of that house these dark creatures may follow. I don't know. Now trust me. I've been where you are & understand. You fight this in a very specific way. You don't say "Oh God help me help me". Look at it as spiritual warfare & you're going to win! This thing comes at you at night, instead of freaking out, get strong, You scream loud, "in the name of Jesus, NO I give you no permission to me or this house". Get out holy water! Sprinkle it around the house & on you. If you have to get a priest to do it, Do It! Hold a bible & READ IT! Put a crucifix in your room! PRAY your *** off. But Most importantly, talk to Jesus, find out what he said, what he taught us and do it, so when you call out and use his powerful, and I mean Powerful, name, he'll know you and answer.
Why do i keep getting attacked by demons in my sleep?
you have sleep paralysis also known as old hag. its quite common... look it up on yahoooooo dont woorry so much about it ive had episodes for last 15 years and although its quite scary it wont do you any harm. The experience is so frightening because the victims, although paralyzed, seem to have full use of their senses. In fact, it is often accompanied by strange smells, the sound of approaching footsteps, apparitions of weird shadows or glowing eyes, and the oppressive weight on the chest, making breathing difficult if not impossible. All of the body's senses are telling the victims that something real and unusual is happening to them. The spell is broken and the victims recover often on the point of losing consciousness. Fully awake and well, they sit up, completely baffled by what just happened to them since now the room is entirely normal. Confronted with such a bizarre and irrational experience, it's no wonder that many victims fear that they have been attacked in their beds by some malevolent spirit, demon or, perhaps, an alien visitor. The phenomenon occurs to both men and women of various ages and seems to happen to about 15 percent of the population at least once in a lifetime. It can occur while the victim is sleeping during the day or night, and it is a worldwide phenomenon that has been documented since ancient times. "Episodes of paralysis can occur when the body is in any position, but happen most frequently when the sleeper is lying flat on his or her back. Intense fear is common, but sometimes other strong emotions, such as sadness or anger, are present," says Florence Cardinal in "The Terror of Sleep Paralysis." For some, SP is often brought about by not getting enough sleep or being overtired. Likewise, disrupted sleep schedules or circadian rhythm disturbances can produce an episode of sleep paralysis. It is more common in people who suffer from severe anxiety or bipolar disorder. Some research shows that SP is five times more likely to occur with people who are taking such anti-anxiety drugs as Xamax or Valium. A study found that 35 percent of subjects with isolated sleep paralysis also report a history of wake panic attacks unrelated to the experience of paralysis. How can you prevent sleep paralysis? According to clinical research, you may be able to minimize the episodes by following good sleep hygiene: get enough sleep reduce stress exercise regularly (but not too close to bedtime) keep a regular sleep schedule
Dreams... Hallucinations.... Starting to scare me! Anyone else have this problem at night?
I keep seeing things at night. Mostly when I am ALMOST asleep, or I will wake out of a dead sleep and see things. I saw my doctor and he says its normal, but I have never heard of anyone else having this problem. I see a man (same one every time, that I have seen 3 times.) I saw the man 2 times about 3 or 4 years ago, and saw him a few months ago for the 3rd time. I thought this was strange because these hallucinations stopped YEARS ago and just randomly started back again a few weeks ago. I will also see strange things coming towards me. Hard to explain.... just random, looking shapes and things. I'm almost scared to talk to people about this becauase I KNOW i'm not crazy. And I don't want people to think im mental or something! But it freaks me out.
Why am i having these Zombie Dreams?
They're always different every time, But i'll tell you the one that i had a couple minutes ago right before my mom woke me up. So, it was Christmas morning, and it was about 7:00 a.m. I woke up at my aunt's house, went downstairs, and there was no one in the house. The only person that was there was my baby cousin who is 1 year and i love her to death, and this random guy that was taking refuge in my aunts house. And he said, "We have to leave." . So i grabbed my baby cousin, and we ran out into the garage. And the guy got sidetracked and had to fight a zombie. But he got bit. So me and my baby cousin were in the car. She was in the backseat and i was in the front. And i seen he was turning into a zombie, and he told me, "You have to run." And i said, "Where do i run to?!", he wouldn't tell me he just kept saying "Go!" And i replied, "I have to get the baby!" And he said forget the baby or you'll end up hurt! So i ran and i was crying because i had to leave the baby and i was probably gonna end up dead anyway. And then my mom woke me up, and i felt so scared. I told her about the dream and i almost cries while telling it. Why am i having these dreams? And no, I haven't played any video games or watched movies with zombies. And please don't say its my imaginanation. Because i have the dreams and they scare me.
There is a good possibility that the ghosts in your dreams are aspects of yourself that want to be more known, known consciously by you.Given these ghosts haunt you speaks to their desire that they be fleshed out, made more in human form, flesh and blood human form.This fleshing out can happen over time as you learn more of who you are as an individual. These aspects of yourself can be a positive contribution to your developing self.Once the ghosts are fleshed out then they will no longer haunt your dreams, for they will be living out a life within you.As individuals we are more than one person, for within us there are many aspects of all if us that want to be more known.Best wishes.
Why do I keep having nightmares ..and when will they stop ?
Nightmares are generally a signal of insecurity. It could be insecurity about your home life, stress of making good grades at school, or a fear about a friendship or relationship. Sometimes your mind is trying to tell you something but because the subconscious mind is responsible for processing every single signal received by all of your senses for every second of every day, the message gets garbled. Because of the severed head, I'm guessing that you have a worry somewhere about a relationship being taken away from you in some way, either by a friend who stops being your friend, or someone you care about moving away or dying. The old lady tells me that you have a fear about meeting a goal that you are having difficulty even understanding or perhaps one you feel you are not skilled enough to master. Another problem could be lack of quality sleep. Your body has to have enough time to go through all the stages of sleep in order to accomplish everything it needs to do in a night. If you are not getting enough sleep then your body will rush as fast as possible to the dream-stage of sleeping because that's the one your brain needs in order to sift through everything that happened in your day. Your brain is a very selfish captain and it will sacrifice the rest of your body to try to save itself. If you aren't getting enough sleep then that rush to dream-sleep will cause some really funky outcomes in your dreams. I suggest trying to go to bed earlier so that your body has more time to work through everything it needs to do in a night (it'll take about a week for your brain to believe that it will get the time that it needs and stop freaking you out), and also to examine your friendships and what goals you are trying to reach right now and determine where you stand with each. Also, if you give your body more time to sleep, you will find that after your body has done it's repair work and growing and sifting through all the data it received on the previous day, your half awake/half asleep brain will devote time to actually solving problems for you in the morning instead of terrorizing you with what it wasn't able to finish.
What does it mean if you continually have dreams about demons?
@ may: THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU ARE SAYING!! he/she is not a demon because he/she is dreaming about a demon. Use your basic logic. It just means that he fears demons and he is trying to stay away from them. By the demons getting in your dreams in your imagination, demons are close to you in your dream therefore far away from you in real life. While you dream of demons-you realize in real life that you should stay away from them!! Your brain is helping you. all dreams mean nothing they just express emotions. you fear demons so you dream about them. this is another obsession dream. AS DEMONS GET CLOSER TO YOU IN YOUR DREAMS, YOU GET FURTHER FROM THEM IN REAL LIFE!! ok as a dream interpreter i will start off telling you that ALL dreams mean nothing! Dreams just express you or your emotions, they express what you feel and what you do in real life. thats why they feel so real. Dreams cannot create people, places and things thats another reason why they feel so real! dreams recall past memory, -for example if you see a person you don't recognize in dreams, you probably saw him before on TV or walking in the street (you probably didn't pay attention to them). Dreams express your emotions and thoughts in a negative wa Nothing. The dream was about nothing. dreams mean nothing they just express your emotions and feelings in a symbolic way. Dreams are simple synapses in your brain firing off all sorts of things. Your brain gathers all this random information, sights, sounds and so forth. And as you are sleeping, these sights and essentially memories are jumbled up into one big mess, just random nonsense, and your brain works and works for an hour or so trying to create a nice little story with all of these sights and sounds because it wants to make sense of it. It wants to make sense out of nonsense! So, then you end up with this dream. This happens several times in one night but when you wake up, you forget all of them, and when you do remember one of them, when you do remember at least one dream, we try to make sense of it. We tell ourselves, what is this? What could it mean. When in reality, it means nothing, it is just complete nonsense. So stop trying to make sense of it, it is nothing! Source(s): dream interpreter, took courses in dream interpretation and psychology