re-curring dreams?
 

I'm pretty sure that we all experience re-curring dreams, or at least what we wake up thinking are re-curring dreams.

I have two different re-curring scenarios. I often dream that I am back in high-school, it's the first day of school and I'm trying to figure out my schedule of classes for the day. I'm late, and I am wandering around the hallways of my old school trying to find my class, in a big panic.

I also have a re-curring dream of being back in the army.

What about you?

I'm not sure it would be ok to share my sexual dreams about Visulad publically! :blush:

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i had many recurring dreams too, sometimes they even mix up & makes me really confused.

once i had this dream. me & my 2 best friends were all in the same room (a class room) then a moment came that they had to go out to get something from the other classroom. i was so scared thinking i might not see them both again. there were other people in the room yet i felt so alone. when i woke up my heart was beating too fast and i was trembling. i had dreamt of it again but i didnt have the same strange feeling.

thinking about it, maybe i was really afraid to be alone, without my best friends, being around with strange people. well who doesn't? but i never felt so scared before...

so strange....

Re: re-curring dreams?
 

Instead of telling my own I will just break your down for you.

Most people think your brain slows down while you sleep but this isnt true. Your brain is still processing thoughts just as if you were awake.

With the first dream basically your mind is trying to work out a problem that you may be dealing with at the time. It doesnt mean that everytime you have this dream its the same problem, this dream is just the way your mind relays the message to you that it is working on it. Any kind of feeling of panic or being lost is a sign that there is issue that you are dealing with that you just cant figure out. Maybe a business decision or a sickness with a child.


The second dream could be a little more difficult to solve. It could be that somehting is going on in your life that you feel like you cant control or might be your mind telling you that there is a situation your in where you need to let someone else take the lead.

Hmmm, that's really funny EvilChris... I also have a re-curring dream of you being back in the army. :confused:

haha.... yer baaaaaad! :D

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The first explanation might make some sense the way you explain it, but the 2nd one I don't think so.

FB always reminds me that if I talk about old army stories with my buddies, I will dream about it in the couple of days to come. It usually works out that way.

ahhh, yea, if you had been bringing up old memories of that time then yea youwould definatly dream about it also.

I can't remember any recurring dreams I had.
But I have a dream that I can never forget. I dreamt I was already dead.

It makes me feel so sad about my re-curring dreams that my Mom is alive lived with me in our new house that I am the one personally taking good care of her while she is sitting at the wheel chair :(

I have one dream that never changes and I have no idea what it means.....

hotel in florida with flat top roof, building is yellow, with a white balcony, all doors to rooms exposed.....people are chasing me but they have no faces and balls of neon light flash past them and head towards me and I run and duck but always wake up out of breath and scared for my life.......

do you always dream everynight? could you still recall them?

some people i know never had dreams, or could recall them when they awaken.

i again dreamt last night,another strange thing. i was catching my breath, i dunno why. i was just sitting in a couch then suddenly i couldn't breath....in a split second my senses came to reality & i woke up realizing it was all a dream....

Is there anything you did when you were younger that you are afraid might catch up to you?