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By (user no longer on site) OP 30 weeks ago
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I have the same dream regularly and its troubling me now.
Does anyone else get them?
I'm dont generally read much into those sorts of things but none of the dream seems relevant to my every day life. |
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Yes I have several.
Some are lovely, surreal abstract memories of dearly departed loved ones.
Others are rather harrowing.
Like waking up on a hospital bed, with my kidney removed by a giant bunny who hops away giggling maniacally.
Swarms of hamsters that won't leave me alone. In those plastic balls. Thousands of them. |
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"I have the same dream regularly and its troubling me now.
Does anyone else get them?
I'm dont generally read much into those sorts of things but none of the dream seems relevant to my every day life. "
I'd say that's your soul or higher self trying to show you something. |
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By *lfa RomeoMan 30 weeks ago
southeast , Herts, Beds |
"I have the same dream regularly and its troubling me now.
Does anyone else get them?
I'm dont generally read much into those sorts of things but none of the dream seems relevant to my every day life. "
Have you googled it OP. Maybe you'll get some idea on line |
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By *lfa RomeoMan 30 weeks ago
southeast , Herts, Beds |
The idea that dreams have hidden meanings in their content was a popular component of Freudian dream theory
. But, there is little evidence to support the idea that dreams with the same content or themes have the same meaning for everyone. However, examining what your dreams mean to you personally can still be meaningful, particularly in a therapeutic context.
Experiencing recurring dreams may point at underlying issues regardless of the dream’s content. Adults who experience frequent recurring dreams tend to have worse psychological health than those who do not, and many experts theorize that these dreams may be a way to work through unmet needs or process trauma
. Another theory is that recurring nightmares may have given our ancestors the chance to practice
detecting and avoiding danger.
People who are under more psychological stress tend to have more negative recurring dreams, although a lack of stress is not related to having more pleasant recurring dreams. |
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"The idea that dreams have hidden meanings in their content was a popular component of Freudian dream theory
. But, there is little evidence to support the idea that dreams with the same content or themes have the same meaning for everyone. However, examining what your dreams mean to you personally can still be meaningful, particularly in a therapeutic context.
Experiencing recurring dreams may point at underlying issues regardless of the dream’s content. Adults who experience frequent recurring dreams tend to have worse psychological health than those who do not, and many experts theorize that these dreams may be a way to work through unmet needs or process trauma
. Another theory is that recurring nightmares may have given our ancestors the chance to practice
detecting and avoiding danger.
People who are under more psychological stress tend to have more negative recurring dreams, although a lack of stress is not related to having more pleasant recurring dreams."
Some of mine are definitely trauma related, they intensify around anniversaries of events. |
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"I have the same dream regularly and its troubling me now.
Does anyone else get them?
I'm dont generally read much into those sorts of things but none of the dream seems relevant to my every day life. "
Try this book
The body keeps the score by Bessel van der Kolk
It may help shed some insight |
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"I have the same dream regularly and its troubling me now.
Does anyone else get them?
I'm dont generally read much into those sorts of things but none of the dream seems relevant to my every day life.
Try this book
The body keeps the score by Bessel van der Kolk
It may help shed some insight "
That's a very good book. He knows his stuff. |
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I don't have exactly the same dream but have them with several recurring themes, most of which seem related to previous work (even dreaming about coming back out of retirement as a consultant!) and places I've lived - I dream about being in Leeds quite a lot although of course it doesn't look anything like. |
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By *ib.Man 30 weeks ago
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My dreams are absolutely wild. Very surreal.
Not recurring though since I was a kid (those were fun ones though).
I can always loosely relate my dreams (at least aspects) back to things I've thought about during the day... if that's the same for yoy it might help. |
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