It was Christmas and everyone was at my grandpas house, except my grandpa wasn’t there, it was some guy named “Hank” that I’ve never met before. My husband and I stayed one night, but things were weird. His house was almost like a hotel inside and there was my own personal fridge and it had three gallons of milk. My grandpa doesn’t drink milk. I asked my husband to ‘settle the cat litter so we could leave’ and he got angry at me and said there was no point, but I kept insisting that my grandpa was in Wisconsin and I had to go find him. Finally we left, we drove all night, I fell asleep in the car. When I woke back up we were back at my grandpa’s original house with my step grandma and “Hank” again. I cried out “I don’t want to be here” repeatedly. I felt scared.

Christmas

Crying

Grandpa

Hotel

Husband

Milk

Scared

Dream About Weird Christmas With Hank

I saw my grandpa playing stilts with his friend. I was worried if they would stumble as they were old. I was following them to make sure that they would be fine. When I was following them I noticed that they were very happy. On the course of following them, I also met a disabled person who accidentally left her crutch on the ground. I took the crutch and gave it back to her after which she gleefully thanked me for my help. Then I continued following my grandpa and I found that he and his friend have finished playing the stilts so I decided to go home with my  car.

Disabled

Helping

Dream About Grandpa Playing Stilts

My uncle Steven came to visit and so we were all talking in the living room, and then even we ended up outside in the yard, and there was a fence around our backyard, and at some point while we were sitting there talking I notice some structures in the distance, it hard to see cause it's night time but I can see rides, and that's when I remember "Oh yeah, there's an amusement park back there" like I can remember playing there as a kid and the fence around our yard being put up for the dogs, so then my dad and uncle start discussing fixing things over there, my grandma says she has all the screws and stuff we'd need cause my grandpa kept it all in the garage cause he was maintaining it before he passed away, so we start heading over there to fix it, and we're struggling a little cause the ground is uneven and it's dark but we want to go over there to fix the lights on stuff like the carousel, and I the whole time I have these vivid memories of this place, this whole amount park I got all to myself as a kid cause it was practically in my backyard, and I was planning on texting my friends about it but then I woke up.

The narrative flowed logically from family discussions to memories of the amusement park, maintaining coherence throughout.

Visit to the Backyard Amusement Park

The dream evoked a sense of nostalgia and warmth as family members talked and reminisced.

The intensity was high, with strong emotions tied to memories of childhood and family interactions.

The dream felt somewhat realistic as it incorporated familiar family dynamics and a recognizable setting.

Details of the amusement park were highly vivid, with clear memories of rides and the surrounding yard.

Soda, your dream offers a rich tapestry of emotions and memories that connect your present self with your past experiences. The presence of your uncle Steven suggests that family ties and shared history are important to you. This familial interaction in the living room indicates a space of comfort and familiarity, where you feel secure enough to engage in meaningful conversations. The transition from the living room to the yard symbolizes a movement from the safe, closed spaces of your life to the more expansive and sometimes unpredictable realms of your experiences and memories.

  The fence around your backyard represents boundaries, both physical and emotional. It could signify the protective measures you have put in place, or perhaps even the restrictions you feel in your life. Your recognition of the amusement park in the distance evokes nostalgia, reminding you of the joy and freedom of childhood. This juxtaposition of the amusement park—an emblem of fun and adventure—with the adult responsibilities of fixing things reflects a longing to reconnect with a simpler, happier time in your life, a time when the world felt magical and full of possibilities.

  As your dad and uncle discuss fixing the amusement park, there is a strong theme of legacy and remembrance. Your grandma's mention of your grandpa's tools highlights the importance of family history and the ways in which the past continues to influence the present.

Backyard

Darkness

Family

Dream About Amusement Park In Backyard

I was riding in the back of a car with 2 other male figures, one being my dad and the other was possibly my grandpa but im not sure. We were talking about the presidential candidates for this years’ election which is interesting because i rarely talk about politics. But in the dream i was sharing my opinions with confidence and conviction

The conversation flowed logically, despite my usual disinterest in politics, making the dream feel structured.

Riding in the Backseat of Politics

The dream conveyed a sense of confidence as I engaged in political discussions with my dad and possibly my grandpa.

The dream was moderately intense, mainly due to the unexpected nature of discussing politics with family.

The setting felt familiar, riding in a car with family, but the political discussion added an unusual twist.

Details were quite clear, including the faces of my companions and the car's interior.

Mariah, your dream presents a fascinating tableau that invites a deeper exploration of your subconscious thoughts and feelings. Riding in the back of a car with two male figures, one being your dad and the other possibly your grandpa, symbolizes a journey through your familial relationships and possibly a desire for guidance or support. Cars often represent the direction and control in our lives, and the fact that you're in the backseat might suggest feelings of passivity or reliance on others in navigating your life's journey. This could be reflective of your current emotional state, where you might feel influenced by the perspectives of those close to you, particularly in the context of your relationship dynamics and the challenges you’ve faced recently, like financial stress or health issues.

  The conversation about presidential candidates is particularly noteworthy. Engaging in politics, especially with confidence and conviction, indicates a desire for your voice to be heard, a stark contrast to your usual engagement with such topics. This could symbolize a burgeoning self-assurance in expressing your beliefs and opinions, especially in light of your experience with anxiety and depression. It is as if your subconscious is encouraging you to step into a more assertive role in your life, asserting your views and standing your ground. Perhaps this reflects a yearning to reclaim control over your narrative amidst the chaos of your external circumstances.

  The presence of your dad and grandpa suggests a generational connection, perhaps reflecting your inherited beliefs or values regarding authority and decision-making.

Dream About Riding In Car With Family

I was in a motorhome and I was broke. I needed some money. I called my dad, like I used to do when he was alive. I told him I had worked a little bit that day and was going to work more the next day, but I hadn't worked. He told me "people don't work today." I looked at my watch and it said it was new years day. Then i was standing in front of my dad and he was standing in the doorway of a motorhome that it seemed he was living in. My grandpa came up and said "no work today or tomorrow." In the dream my grandpa still had hair but it was gray and he was much younger, maybe in his 40s or 50s. My dad looked the same as he did in his late 40s when I asked him to borrow money, but then after my gpa said that, my dad said he didn't have any money. So I said "ok ill ask my nanny." So we all started walking to go see my nanny. While we were walking, we crossed paths with a young version of  my dad, maybe in his late 20's or early 30's. I asked him "is this what you look like now dad?" All he said was "come on." So, my older dad, my younger dad, my younger grandpa, and I went looking for my nanny. We came across a field and I could see someone standing in it. I immediately knew this person was dead, so I though it must be my grandma, since my dad and grandpa were with me. She was standing with her back to me. (Both my dad and my grandma have passed on in real life, although my grandpa is still alive.) I called out to her from across the field and started walking closer to her, however, once I was close enough, I could see that this person did not have short, dark, curly hair like my grandma, this person had short, gray, almost straight hair. I realized as I was approaching that it was not my grandma and I wondered who it was. As I got close, she turned around and it was my nanny (who is alive in real life), only she had a missing eye. There was no eye patch just an empty socket. The dream had a very ominous feel at this point. She was wearing her usual capri style pants but with a large loose shirt a shawl that were flapping in the wind. All of her clothing was dark (she usually wears bright colors). I said "nanny?" As the realization that she was dead sunk in, and I said "but you're dead...." and then I screamed "NANNY!" in a heart wrenching wail, and I embraced her as my dad's and grandpa watched then I woke up

The dream had a moderate level of coherence, with a somewhat disjointed plot involving various versions of my dad and the search for my nanny.

Searching for Nanny

The dream had a very emotional and ominous feel, especially when I realized my nanny was dead and I wailed in despair.

The intensity was high, particularly during the emotional climax when I embraced my nanny and screamed her name.

The dream was fairly realistic, featuring interactions with deceased family members and specific visual details like my nanny's missing eye.

The dream was quite vivid, with clear and detailed imagery such as the motorhome, the field, and my nanny's dark clothing.

Brandy, your dream is a rich tapestry woven with themes of family, loss, and perhaps unresolved emotions. The motorhome represents a transient state or a feeling of instability, which may reflect how you're currently feeling in life. The fact that you were broke and needed money suggests a sense of vulnerability or lack of support. Calling your dad, who has passed away, indicates a longing for the comfort and guidance you once received from him. This interaction, where you tried to assure him you'd work more, signifies your internal struggle between responsibility and the feeling of being overwhelmed.

  When your dad mentioned that people don't work on New Year's Day, it may symbolize a new beginning or a fresh start that you feel unprepared for. The presence of your grandpa, younger and more vibrant, could represent a desire to return to simpler times or a yearning for the wisdom of your ancestors. His statement about no work today or tomorrow adds to the theme of rest and reflection, perhaps urging you to take a break and reassess your current path.

  The journey to find your nanny, accompanied by both younger and older versions of your dad and grandpa, suggests that you are navigating through different phases of your life and the memories associated with them. The field where you saw a figure you initially thought was your grandma but turned out to be your nanny with a missing eye is particularly striking. This part of the dream may indicate a fear of losing loved ones or confronting the reality of their mortality. The missing eye can symbolize a loss of vision or insight, perhaps reflecting your own feelings of uncertainty or lack of direction.

  Finally, the ominous atmosphere and the dark clothing of your nanny, who usually wears bright colors, amplify the sense of foreboding and loss. Embracing her and wailing as the realization of her death sinks in signifies a deep emotional release. This could be a manifestation of your grief and the need to confront these feelings in order to heal. The presence of your dad and grandpa as witnesses may imply that you are not alone in your journey of dealing with these emotions, even if they are no longer physically present.

  Overall, Brandy, your dream appears to be a profound exploration of your inner world, touching on themes of loss, memory, and the need for emotional support and understanding. It may be beneficial to reflect on these feelings and consider how they are influencing your current life situation.

Dead

Scream

Dream About Deceased Relatives Visiting

(First, I have bad trauma with what my step dad Brandon and mom told me about spirituality when I lived with them and I still think about it so much now, when I say demon they would tell me that I had a demon in me that was all my bad emotions and all the bad I wanted to do to myself and others.) so my demon I would see as a spirit, not visually but it would move things, and it would make me hurt people I really didn’t want to like my little sisters and friends. I’m the dream I had a dream that momma cat was telling me it would kill her and I freaked out so bad I called my mom over and told my grandma she wouldn’t believe me, my grandpa tried to comfort me with quesadillas, we went outside and walked all along my grandmas yard and went to cool areas that weren’t there in real life, I never tell her I love her in real life but I really wanted to in the dream and never got to. She took momma cat and my sisters home with her so I wouldn’t hurt them and she’d talk to Brandon since I told her I wanted to go back to them and fix myself. I’m real life Brandon told me that words materialize and I’m the dream I kept mentioning it over and over again and saying it was because of cussing.

The dream was somewhat fragmented, with a mix of coherent story elements and disjointed scenes.

Demon Influence and Family Protection

The dream felt deeply unsettling with a mix of fear and yearning for familial connection.

The intensity was high, especially during the moments of fear and desperation.

While some elements like the yard and family were familiar, other parts like the cool areas were not realistic.

The dream was highly vivid, with clear details about the yard, family members, and the interactions.

Diane, your dream presents a complex interplay of past trauma, subconscious fears, and unresolved emotions. The presence of the 'demon' figure in your dream can be linked directly to the traumatic experiences with your stepfather Brandon and your mother, who instilled in you a fear of your own emotions by labeling them as demonic. This demon, which you perceive as a spirit moving things and compelling you to act against your will, represents the internalized fear and guilt you feel about your own emotions and actions. It's a manifestation of the negative belief that your emotions are dangerous and harmful, a belief rooted in the spiritual teachings of your stepfather and mother.

  In your dream, the momma cat's warning about it killing her evokes a deep sense of panic and helplessness, reflecting your fear of losing control and harming those you care about. Calling your mother and seeking comfort from your grandparents in the dream signifies your yearning for understanding and support from family members. It's telling that your grandma, who in real life you have difficulty expressing love to, becomes a figure of comfort and safety in your dream. This might indicate a deep-seated desire to reconcile and communicate your true feelings to her.

  The dream also takes you through a journey in your grandma's yard, venturing into 'cool areas' that don't exist in real life.

Abuse

Demon possession

Food

Dream About Demon Spirit And Family Struggles

In my dream I was with My boyfriend and a couple friends.  We were at this campground, and the camp counselors had us compete in these games. And my boyfriend had to team up with somebody else. And over the course of the games, he started falling in love with the person and then they kissed.  My boyfriend came over when the games were done and told me that he was done with me. I got so upset that I ran away into the forest of the woods and didn't want to be found for so long. But then they found me and I was really upset. And my dream transitioned into me walking with my grandpa. And it felt nice and happy when I saw my grandpa again.

The dream had a moderately coherent storyline, transitioning from the campground games to the forest and then to walking with the grandpa.

Campground Breakup and Reunion with Grandpa

The dream started with happiness but turned into distress when the boyfriend fell in love with someone else, ending on a happy note with the grandpa.

The dream was intense, especially during the breakup and the emotional turmoil that followed.

The dream mixed realistic elements like a campground and emotional scenarios with the surreal transition to walking with the grandpa.

The details were moderately clear, with specific scenes like the campground and the forest being more vivid.

Feliz, your dream presents a rich tapestry of emotions and scenarios, reflecting various elements of your waking life. The setting of the campground and the competitive games symbolize a context where you may feel judged or compared to others. The fact that your boyfriend teams up with someone else and eventually falls in love with them could be an expression of underlying insecurities or fears about your relationship. This scenario might be tapping into anxieties about loyalty and trust, indicating possible feelings of inadequacy or fear of abandonment.

  When your boyfriend tells you that he is done with you and you subsequently run away into the forest, this reflects a deep sense of rejection and a desire to escape from painful emotions. The forest often symbolizes the unknown or subconscious mind, so running into it suggests a need to retreat and process these intense feelings internally. Your reluctance to be found signifies a period of isolation or withdrawal, which can be a natural response to emotional distress.

  The transition of the dream to walking with your grandpa introduces a shift from turmoil to comfort. Grandparents often represent wisdom, security, and unconditional love. Your feelings of happiness and peace in this part of the dream suggest a longing for stability and reassurance. This could be your mind’s way of seeking solace and grounding, drawing on positive memories and relationships to counterbalance the stress and anxiety you might be experiencing.

Boyfriend

Forest

Friends

Dream About Boyfriend Falling In Love Campground

I went on vacation and my grandpa died. I also got a beautiful horse then I saw this really old that we were throwing a party for before he died at first the horse was scared but then was nice and friendly I was also in a car on the highway when my grandma told me that my grandpa died while working it looked like he was in a hotel room with work papers everywhere with his head down on the desk dead

The dream had a somewhat fragmented nature but also followed a story-like structure

Vacation and Grandpa's Death

The dream had a mix of emotions - sadness, fear, and eventually comfort

The dream was emotionally intense and impactful

The dream had a surreal quality with unexpected events

The dream was quite detailed and vivid, with clear images and scenes

Death

Highway

Horse

Party

Dream Of Grandpa Dying Horse Party Highway Gma Notification

Okay, so I wasn't taking part in this thing, I was just saying it to other people. So, I think there was about to start a zombie apocalypse, but it was like a zombie kid apocalypse, only kids could turn into zombies. Whatever, there was a grandpa in his house, and one day some relatives visited him, but after the outbreak, they stayed there, and somehow the whole neighborhood stayed in his house, so there were beds everywhere, so they could be comfortable and all these things, and they started like practicing about the war with the zombies, they had weapons and stuff, and it was like really weird, there were more details, but I don't really remember them. After that, the only thing I remember, is that they started putting some people in a car, not in one, in many cars, so they could leave the city, and the other ones would fight with the kid zombies, and then they didn't know who was about to die, but it seems like when I was saying this, I knew who would die. After that, I think I remember nothing, just some random stories of the survivors, like there was Emma, there was a woman with her two kids, and her husband, her husband didn't get in the car, but he said he will survive, and he will also call her mom, who is terminally ill, and had some hours left, but it seems like he didn't get to do anything, since he got killed. Also I forgot to sau that the apocalypse started a normal day when boys in kindergarden went to a trip. One boy got lost and everybody was searching for him. When they found him they realized he was a zombie and zombies were other kids around him as well. It was kinda scary and the whole dream had a weird aura

The dream was somewhat fragmented at times, with details fading in and out, but overall had a coherent narrative structure with a clear beginning, middle, and end.

Zombie Kid Apocalypse

The dream had a sense of urgency and fear due to the impending zombie apocalypse, with a mix of determination and sadness as the survivors faced difficult choices.

The dream was intense and gripping, with a strong sense of danger and suspense throughout.

The dream had a realistic quality, with a coherent progression of events that felt plausible within the context of the apocalypse setting.

The dream was highly vivid and detailed, with clear images and a sense of being fully present in the chaotic scenes of the apocalypse.

Fight

Neighborhood

Woman

Dream About Zombie Kid Apocalypse

I had a few dreams, maybe three or two.  my most recent one I was hanging out with like some older guy might have been like my ex-girlfriend's grandpa or Kayla or whatever We were looking out for this bad guy or whoever because it was a dangerous town and this old man works like a protector and he went outside and saw that his truck tires were slashed. So he's definitely been targeted and I feel like I've seen this scene before maybe to somebody else but I looked out the window and saw the sniper guy and had to avoid a few shots and then I think the guy somehow gets in the fight with me and I'm like on top of some height and I push him and kill him I think.  The grandpa died in the process, I believe, but maybe I'm mistaking it. It was kind of a powerful feeling to end a murder and somebody that abuses others. And then I saw my mom and it felt different looking at her as a murderer though.

The dream had a somewhat coherent story, with a clear sequence of events but some disjointed moments.

Protecting the Town

The dream felt intense and powerful, especially when confronting the bad guy and the emotions of seeing my mom afterwards.

The intensity was high, particularly during the confrontation with the sniper and the emotional aftermath.

The dream had some realistic elements like the setting and characters but also had surreal aspects like the sniper and fight scene.

The dream was somewhat vivid, with clear details of the town, the truck, and the confrontation.

Sam, your dream is a complex mix of emotions and symbolism, reflecting various aspects of your inner world. The presence of the older man, possibly your ex-girlfriend's grandpa, signifies wisdom and experience, while the dangerous town and the slashed tires represent feelings of vulnerability and being targeted. The sniper guy can symbolize an unseen threat or a sense of being under attack in your waking life. The fight and the act of pushing and possibly killing the assailant may indicate a struggle for power and control, as well as a desire to protect yourself from external dangers. The death of the grandpa in the process suggests a sacrifice or loss of guidance and protection in your life. This could relate to feelings of losing a sense of security or support. The powerful feeling you experienced after the act of 'ending a murder' may represent a subconscious desire to confront and overcome inner conflicts or external challenges. Seeing your mom and feeling different looking at her as a murderer could reflect a sense of unease or dissonance in your relationship with your mother, or it may symbolize a need to reconcile conflicting emotions and perceptions about maternal figures in your life.

Killing someone

Mother

Tires

Truck

Dream About Protecting Grandpa From Sniper

I'm in Germany
And uncle Keris wants head surgery.
I met my grandpa brother in the WC, grandpa was crying. 
When I came out of the toilet, uncle Keris was about to be brought into the operating room when suddenly he was possessed with horror. 
And everything there was slammed, I ran over there.
Fight and scold the demon 
Finally the demon left

The dream had a somewhat logical flow but was disrupted by the supernatural events.

Possessed Uncle in Germany

The dream was filled with horror and urgency as I fought a demon.

The dream was highly intense, especially during the exorcism.

Despite the supernatural elements, the setting and characters felt somewhat real.

The scenes in the operating room and the possessed uncle were very clear and detailed.

Yesaya, your dream begins in Germany, a place that might symbolize structure, efficiency, or something foreign and distant in your life. The presence of your uncle Keris needing head surgery suggests that there is an issue related to intellect, thoughts, or mental health that requires resolution or healing. This might not necessarily pertain to your uncle directly but could be a reflection of concerns about mental clarity or cognitive issues within your family or even yourself.

  Meeting your grandpa's brother in the WC, and seeing your grandpa crying, indicates a deep-rooted family trauma or unresolved emotional conflict. The WC, or toilet, is a place of cleansing and purging, symbolizing the need to release old, negative emotions or confront hidden family secrets. Your grandpa's tears are a manifestation of grief or sorrow that may have been suppressed over generations.

  When you emerge from the toilet, and see uncle Keris about to be brought into the operating room only to be possessed by horror, it suggests a confrontation with deep-seated fears or anxieties. The operating room is a place of vulnerability and invasion, representing a critical point where change or healing must occur. The possession by horror and the chaos that ensues signifies an intense struggle within your psyche, perhaps a battle between rationality and irrational fears.

  As you run over and fight the demon, it symbolizes your active role in confronting and battling these inner demons or fears.

Fighting

Horror

Surgery

Toilet

Uncle

Dream About Uncle Keris Possession Operating Room Fight Demon

I was leaving a university and looking for my car. I wasn’t familiar with the exit I walked through, but I remember looking at a parking lot. Then I realized that my car was at a different lot on the other side. Another part of my dream I remember running through a field of tall grass/ wheat. I wanted to sneak out and see two of my friends that also went in. But then my grandpa followed and I wanted to find him because I didn’t want him to worry.

The dream had a moderately coherent storyline, though it jumped from searching for my car to running through a field.

Lost Car and Running Through Field

The dream had a mix of anxiety and concern as I searched for my car and was worried about my grandpa.

The intensity was moderate, especially when I was running and trying to find my grandpa.

The dream felt somewhat realistic with familiar places like the university and parking lots, but running through a field of tall grass was more surreal.

The dream was quite vivid, particularly the visual details of the parking lot and the field of tall grass.

Jacqueline, it seems like you're feeling a bit lost and unsure of where you're headed in life. You're looking for your car, which could represent your sense of direction and purpose. You're not familiar with the exit you walked through, which suggests that you're feeling like you're in unfamiliar territory. You realize that your car is at a different lot on the other side, which could indicate that you're feeling like you're not where you want to be.

  Another part of your dream involves running through a field of tall grass or wheat. This could represent your desire to escape from your current situation. You want to sneak out and see two of your friends, which could suggest that you're longing for connection and support. However, your grandpa follows you, and you want to find him because you don't want him to worry. This could indicate that you're feeling responsible for others and that you're worried about letting them down.

Field

Friend

Grass

Parking Lot

University

Dream About University Car Parking Fields

Relationships

10 / Ten

Get Stabbed

Getting hit

Lashes

Menstrual

Move Out

Sea Shell

Sleep Sex

Dreaming of your grandpa symbolizes wisdom, guidance, and support. It may represent a need for advice or a desire for a father figure. It can also indicate a connection to your family roots and traditions.

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