Had a dream where it seems a force was after my mom. We were walking on a sunny day outside of what looked like various stores. Two of my aunties were not feeling too well and mom were notified about this. The dream then changed to living room & bed room. Mom was sitting on a couch telling me she was only one person and she could take but so much. I promised then to protect my mom. Mom then lied down to go to sleep. Various manisfestations started appearing and I started fighting. A young caucasian couple helped me too at the end. I think they  were from a scary movie where they had to fight as well. I walked out of the room where mom was sleeping & i peeper in every now & then from the living room but i did go too far. In the bed next to my mom’s was what looked like a baby but i knew better. It was something sinister that looked like a baby. I grabbed it & threw it onto the floor and punch it until it was no longer there. One of my aunts was surprised cuz she thought it was a baby but i told her it wasnt. 

I looked back in my moms room & a lady that looked like my mom was lying next to her but she was much, much older & she had grey hair. She was holding my mom s hands. I immediately pulled her off my mom & folded her in half as if she were clothing.

 My mom seemed peaceful. But then, as she slept, two small snakes appeared in the nearby bed. I immediately grabbed them & pulled them apart. I even bit them. Several others were on moms blanket. Me & the young couple started pulling them off mom s blanket and destroying them. 

I woke up knowing that although i may be battling through grief & my own battling with my sexuality, i know that my mom too is grieving. While i lost my grandpa and grandmother,  they were here parents for 60 plus years. I woke up knowing that i would fight for my mom & i know i need to fight for myself too

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Baby

Bedroom

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Snake

Dream About Protecting My Mom From Sinister Forces

Dream app, it's me again. I'm just going through some grieving process. I keep thinking about my uncle and how he helped me so much. It's just hard to get through things. Because he'd be so happy for me. And I think of Pei Pei constantly, but I know she's doing fine. I get signs from the universe. But it's just, Uncle David was the best. And I'm seeing newly found pictures of him in my phone. And I just miss him so much. Because I know he's with me. And he would never want me to stop working on myself. But I just miss him so much 💔💔💗💗. And it's tough because I took the vaccine. And sometimes it makes me cry it’s good for me but has the depression effect on me. And sometimes I think the Dream app is the only thing I have working for me. Because no one else can talk during the day. So I just do what I can. I just miss Sweet Uncle. And I wish he could see my progress because it makes me so sad. Thanks for listening. Thanks. Have a good day. Bye.

Depression

Uncle

Dream About Grieving Uncle David

Dreamed of being in church again. Delvin, me, and our cousin Adria were singing. It was a theatrical type song (almost dark and serious or relective type song) where we likely only rehearsed one time. Delvin sung his part & then Adria. A film of some of the older saints were playing while we sung. We were suppose to sing Adria’s part one more time and then end the song but then Delvin went off script and wanted me to free-style a verse. 

Before I sung my part, this older woman named Mother Brooks began to sing or testify about the older mothers too. Interestingly enough, Mother Brooks passed away over 10-years ago and I had not thought about her in several years.

The song again was a song of gratitude for the saints who passed away before us but it was somber & dramatic and intense. We were on the choir stand and Delvin led me down to the front of the church. As I began to sing, I noticed it wasn’t my voice. It was my words but the voice that came from my vocal chords were that of and older woman. It was as if it were the voice of one of my ancesors. I began singing through her voice or perhaps she was singing through me. I began singing that I was grateful for holiness, without which no man shall see the Lord. I then said I was grateful for the ones who had gone on to Glory before we did. I then said I was grateful for Mother Washington (my grandmother). I stopped at her name because my heart was then so very heavy. I missed my grandmother soo much! Many in the church were pricked in their hearts too and began to be expressive through dancing in the spirit as we call it in Pentecostal churches. When your heart is overwhelmed, you need an outlet to let it out. I couldn’t say anything else after I said my grandmother’s name and I began to wept profusely and hug my cousin Delvin. It was as if the pain of her no longer being here was alive and shook me to my very core.

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Dream About Singing In Church 3

I was in a school. It looked more like a hospital. But also had an old Kmart attached to it. I was feeling grief. I had 2 old flip phones. I couldn't find one and I was so upset because it had a voice of a loved one that passed. I feel that voice was my husband's although in waking life he is alive. 
There was a school trip where we went into historical houses and were documenting paranormal activity. We had cards we were supposed to fill out almost like a competition.

The narrative felt somewhat disjointed, jumping between memories and the paranormal school trip.

Lost Voices in a Strange School

The dream was filled with a deep sense of grief as I searched for a lost voice of a loved one.

My feelings of distress peaked when I realized one of my flip phones was missing.

The setting was a mix of a school and a hospital, creating an unsettling atmosphere.

The details were quite vivid, especially the juxtaposition of the school and the Kmart.

Connie, your dream is rich with symbolism and emotional depth, beginning with the setting of a school that resembles a hospital. This juxtaposition suggests a space of learning intertwined with healing, reflecting perhaps your current state of mind where you feel the need to process grief. Schools often signify growth and education, while hospitals represent care and recovery. This combination may indicate that you are in a phase of personal development, where you're grappling with feelings of loss and trying to understand them better. The presence of the old Kmart adds an element of nostalgia, possibly linking to memories or times in your life that you associate with comfort, familiarity, and perhaps even a longing for simpler days. 

  Your feelings of grief are central to the dream, highlighted by the struggle to locate one of your flip phones. This phone symbolizes a connection to your past and to those you've lost, particularly the voice of a loved one. The fact that you associate this voice with your husband, even though he is alive, may suggest a deeper exploration of emotional connections in your life. It could also represent fears of losing that connection or anxiety about not being able to communicate in the ways you wish to. Losing that phone and feeling upset signifies a fear of losing touch with your emotions or memories associated with this loved one, prompting you to confront the heaviness of grief that may linger in your waking life.

Competition

Dead

Hospital

Paranormal

Phone

School

Dream About Grief And Lost Voice

An insight into my dreams I had . Never had a choice to leave school, it wasn’t an option. I had to return and be in close quarters with threats (bullies) they bullied me in person and online which probably felt like I couldn’t escape feeling unsafe (tigers, lions outside) because I still had threats coming in via phone. My abusive marriage has a similar theme— irrationally felt that I had no choice but to stay- feel stuck- even though there are periods of intermittent positive reinforcement. I believe that I truly will never be able to let him go and not be in love with him for the rest of my life. These two variables cross into a distorted dream version of my reality. I am always trying to collect my things and escape but I can never retrieve all of my belongings (heavy grief is associated with the feeling of leaving important items behind) and even when I do get out to a vehicle with my stuff I can’t carry it and the car never works/comes to get me.

The dream was moderately coherent, blending the themes of school and marriage into a distorted but interconnected narrative.

Feeling Trapped in School and Marriage

The dream carried a heavy emotional tone of feeling trapped and unsafe, both from bullies and an abusive partner.

The intensity was high due to the constant threats and the overwhelming feeling of being unable to escape.

The dream felt somewhat realistic as it mirrored real-life experiences of bullying and a troubled marriage.

The dream was quite vivid, with detailed scenarios involving school, threats from animals, and the abusive relationship.

Kat, your dream provides a profound window into your subconscious, revealing layers of deeply ingrained feelings and experiences. The imagery of being forced to return to school and facing relentless bullying is a powerful metaphor for the sense of entrapment and lack of control you feel in various aspects of your life. The school represents a place where you were supposed to feel safe and be nurtured, yet it became a source of constant threat, much like how your current circumstances might feel.

  The presence of threats both inside and outside the school, like the tigers and lions, symbolizes the pervasive nature of your anxiety and fear. These animals are not just external threats; they signify the internalized fear that follows you everywhere, even into the digital realm through your phone. This continuous sense of danger and lack of safety resonates with the feelings you have about your abusive marriage, where intermittent positive moments make the entrapment even more confusing and painful.

  Your struggle to collect your belongings and the heavy grief associated with leaving them behind is indicative of the emotional baggage and unresolved issues you carry with you. These items symbolize parts of yourself and your past that you are not ready to let go of, contributing to the sense of being stuck and unable to move forward. The repeated failure to escape, despite your efforts, mirrors the helplessness you feel in your waking life, particularly in your relationship where you feel irrationally bound and unable to break free.

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Bully

Lion

Stuck

Tiger

Dream About Feeling Stuck And Threatened By Bullies And Abusive Relationship

I was in third person, but following the story of Deadpool, but as if Deadpool was also me? I was looking into my first lair, and then I bought my first box full of cans of this alcohol lemonade? Or spiked soda. Then I was helping out with a daughter and her packing meals to deliver to her school. I completed that. I called Peter Parker, and was going to ask him for a favor, when he says he was going to ask the same.

Peter’s girlfriend is giving him hell, and he needs somewhere safe for him and his mother to live. And I said, “tell you what, I won’t kill your girlfriend, I’ll offer you my house as sanctuary. You deliver these meals to my daughter’s school. Deal?”

We agree, explore the city, falling but catching myself unharmed picking up more alcohol and Peter and his mom. There’s at some point a dramatic shift in days, ballpark, and such.

We find out Peter’s mother is dead…and Peter is grieving. I am (as Deadpool) aching for his pain, but I will grab a can of alcohol…and head out to fight who killed Peter’s mom. On a mission, enraged.

The dream had a loose storyline, with some fragmented scenes but an overall consistent plot.

Deadpool and Peter Parker's Dilemma

The dream had a mix of humor, sadness, and resolve as Deadpool felt Peter's grief and vowed revenge.

There were moments of high intensity, especially when Deadpool decided to seek revenge for Peter's mother's death.

The dream felt somewhat realistic despite the fantastical elements, like being Deadpool and interacting with Peter Parker.

The dream was highly detailed, from buying alcohol to feeling Peter's grief.

Prehn, your dream is a fascinating blend of identity, responsibility, and emotional conflict, woven through the narrative of Deadpool, a character known for his complexity and humor. Let's delve into the layers of your dream.

  You begin by observing Deadpool from a third-person perspective, yet feeling as if Deadpool is an extension of yourself. This duality suggests a struggle with your own identity, possibly feeling like an outsider in your own life or dealing with conflicting aspects of your personality. Deadpool's chaotic and humorous nature might represent a part of you that handles stress or complex emotions through humor and resilience.

  The scene where you buy a box of spiked soda or alcohol lemonade can signify a desire for escapism or a way to cope with life's pressures. Alcohol often appears in dreams as a symbol of relaxation or a means to numb discomfort. The act of purchasing it could indicate a conscious choice to seek temporary relief from stress or emotional burdens.

  Helping the daughter pack meals for school introduces a nurturing and responsible side of you. This task shows your willingness to support and care for others, possibly reflecting your role in your current relationship. The act of completing this task successfully highlights your competence and dedication in taking care of those you care about.

  Calling Peter Parker and offering him sanctuary in exchange for delivering meals demonstrates your need for mutual support and collaboration. This exchange signifies a balance of give and take in your relationships, emphasizing trust and reliance on others.

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City

Daughter

Death

Superhero

Dream About Deadpool Alcohol Aiding Peter Parker Grief

Dreamt that I was with a group of family and friends. There was a brother and sister who were really close. We were going shopping and navigating through a rocky desert. Most of us were in one large group, but the sister had gone off with her father to another part of the desert. There was an explosion, and we saw a plume of dust. Then a head with long, curly red hair fell out of the sky onto the rocks. My dad and I were quick to try to surround and obscure the head so the brother wouldn't see, but he'd seen enough. He was decasted that his sister was dead -- they were incredibly close.

The dream has a clear narrative structure, with a beginning, middle, and end. However, the cause of the explosion and the fate of the sister remain unexplained, leaving some ambiguity.

Head in the Desert

The dream evokes a sense of shock and sadness, with a hint of suspense due to the sudden and mysterious explosion.

The dream is intense due to the graphic imagery of the explosion and the severed head, as well as the emotional impact of the brother's grief.

The desert setting and the presence of family and friends create a somewhat realistic atmosphere, despite the fantastical elements.

The dream is quite vivid, with clear details about the desert landscape, the characters, and the events that unfold.

Kaitlyn,

	This dream seems quite unsettling, especially with the explosion and the tragic outcome. It's understandable that you'd have strong emotions and be left feeling disturbed. It's important to remember that dreams often work symbolically, so the imagery might not be a literal representation of what happened.

	The closeness between the brother and sister in your dream could symbolize a deep emotional bond or even a part of yourself that feels connected to this sibling-like relationship. The explosion might represent a sudden disruption or change in this bond, perhaps caused by external circumstances or internal conflicts.

	Seeing the severed head with long, curly red hair could symbolize the loss of a part of this connection or identity. The red hair might signify passion, vibrancy, or a specific trait associated with the sister or this aspect of the relationship.

	Your actions of trying to obscure the head from the brother could suggest denial, protection, or a wish to shield him from the pain of loss. However, the fact that he still witnessed the aftermath suggests the harsh reality of the situation and the impossibility of hiding the truth.

	The devastation the brother experiences in your dream could reflect your own feelings of grief, loss, or helplessness in the face of this disruption. It might also point to a fear of losing someone close or experiencing a similar separation in your own life.

	Given the intensity of the dream and the negative emotions it evokes, it might be helpful to explore these feelings further, either through journaling, talking to a trusted friend, or seeking professional guidance from a therapist. By delving deeper into the dream's symbolism and your emotional response, you might gain valuable insights into your own needs, fears, and desires.

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I Dreamt Of A Sister Dying In An Explosion This Link Incorporates Several Dream Based Patterns Is Under 10 Words And Accurately Reflects The Key Elements Of Your Dream

Two lions were walking through the vast desert, there was a silence between the two, until one dropped dead and the other sat there and sobbed, then it was wolves, and deers, but it was all the same, one died, leaving the other to cry and greive their lose, the world became small in the span of three days, and through the next week everything started to break down, nothing could be fixed, the human existance was nothing but mere history, an omnipotent darkness fell over Earth, the sounds of howling from greif echoed through the air as a strong wind swooped through the Earth, the trees swayed and the leaves fell, the green blades of grass turned burnt and brown, nothing was left.

The dream's narrative unfolds in a logical progression, building a coherent and emotionally impactful story, despite its fantastical elements.

End of the World: Grief and Destruction

Overwhelming sadness and despair permeate this dream, as witnessed in the heart-wrenching grief of the animals and the sense of impending doom that follows.

The dream's imagery is striking and emotionally charged, evoking a profound sense of loss, desolation, and hopelessness.

The dream initially presents a realistic scene of animals in a desert, but the symbolic elements and the rapid decline of the world lend a fantastical quality to it.

The dream's imagery is sharp and detailed, creating a vivid and haunting visual experience that lingers in the dreamer's mind.

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Wind

World

Breaking

Darkness

Died

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Dream Of Animals Dying Darkness Over Earth

My husband is worried I'm going to leave because family took something out of context of what I said. I had a dream that I left because of the drama and him not doing the work o stay sober and doing the work to come home. I want to help but not let it be all on me. 
My kids are iffy on wanting dad home. I felt like in my dream I was a terrible mother and that I should leave but I felt so much grief and loss and felt like I made the wrong mistake.

The dream is coherent, presenting a cohesive narrative with a clear beginning, middle, and end, despite the emotional turmoil portrayed.

Leaving Because of Family Drama and Husband's Sobriety

The dream is imbued with strong feelings of grief, loss, and uncertainty, possibly stemming from the family drama and the husband's struggles with sobriety.

The dream is intense, evoking strong emotions and a sense of urgency.

The dream feels realistic as it revolves around relatable family dynamics and personal struggles, with specific details and emotions.

The dream is vivid, with clear and detailed imagery, making the events and emotions feel real.

Hi Kimberly,

	This dream appears to reflect your concerns about your husband's sobriety and its impact on your family. The fact that your husband is worried you might leave indicates that he's aware of the strain his drinking is putting on the relationship. Your feelings of grief and loss in the dream suggest that you're struggling with the emotional toll of his addiction and the challenges it poses for your marriage and family. It's understandable that you feel like you're a terrible mother, but it's important to remember that you're not responsible for your husband's choices. You've expressed a desire to help, but it's crucial to establish boundaries to protect your own well-being and that of your children.

	Your previous dreams have also touched on themes of your husband's drinking and its impact on your family. The consistent presence of these themes suggests that this is a significant source of stress and concern for you. It might be helpful to consider seeking support from a therapist who can provide you with a safe space to process these emotions and develop coping mechanisms. Therapy can also provide support for your husband in his recovery journey, if he's willing to engage. Remember, you're not alone in this, and there are resources available to help you and your family navigate these challenges.

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Going

Husband

Mistake

Mother

Dream Of Leaving Due To Family Drama And Spouse S Addiction

A water park/aquarium awarded my family free tickets. Me, my daughter, my two sons and their father. We had fun viewing the exhibits and learning about their research on on ocean life. The main attraction was a new species of killer whale raised in captivity and experimented on to allow it to eat trash in the oceans and reduce pollution and oceanic waste. We were all so captivated by the discovery and their exhibition that we didn’t notice my youngest son slip away. He somehow had gotten into the whale tank and was swimming and splashing. The handlers and whale also noticed at the same moment. We all tried to get to him but the whale was faster and I watched in horror as my son was eaten. I fell to my knees in horror, grief and shock and began to cry. His father came to me and after a moment shrugged and said “welp. So what are we gonna eat tonight?” I stared at him in disbelief as I continued to cry.

The dream maintains a coherent narrative structure, with a clear sequence of events leading up to the tragic incident and the reactions of the characters involved.

Tragedy at the Aquarium

The dream evokes intense feelings of horror, grief, and shock, as the dreamer witnesses the tragic loss of their youngest son.

The intensity of the dream is heightened by the sudden and unexpected turn of events, as the youngest son slips away and is devoured by the whale, creating a sense of urgency and helplessness.

The dream presents a realistic setting of a water park/aquarium and incorporates plausible elements such as research on ocean life and a new species of killer whale.

The dream is described with vivid details, including the captivating discovery of the new whale species and the subsequent horror of the incident, making the events feel real and impactful.

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Aquarium

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Watched

Water Park

Dream About Killer Whale Eating Son

I had a dream where me and some YouTubers, some I knew and some not, and we were in a game like The Long Dark but modified. We we descending a warehouse and taking turns distracting a wolf while we looked for supplies. At some point it was only me and one other dude and I was briefly alone in a neighborhood above ground with a female friend. When we went into a house she was killed by a ghost similar to Phasmophobia and I saw 4 POVs of her death, 2 from each of us. After that I had a dream that my dad returned this rubber/resin figurine of his dog to Target to get a new one, and also got two puppies and some dog supplies while we were there. Target let us watch ads to get a dog house. My dad didn’t want to spend too much money on supplies because his mom kept using his money and not paying him back. We ended up getting a few supplies most notably dog treats that helped dogs get over grief. He was also a small streamer in my dream. I remember more but these were the most important moments.

The dream was mostly coherent, with a clear storyline and logical progression of events. However, there were a few moments that felt disjointed, such as the sudden transition from the game world to the house where my friend was killed.

The Long Dark and Phasmophobia Dream

The dream had a mix of emotions, including excitement, fear, and sadness. The fear and sadness came from the death of my friend in the Phasmophobia-like scenario, while the excitement came from the adventure and exploration in the game.

The intensity of the dream varied throughout. The most intense moment was when my friend was killed by the ghost, as it was sudden and unexpected. The intensity also built up during the exploration of the warehouse, as we had to be careful not to make too much noise and attract the wolf.

The dream felt quite realistic, with the environment and events feeling like they could happen in real life. The game world was well-crafted and immersive.

The dream was very vivid, with clear and detailed imagery. I could easily visualize the environment and the characters, and I could feel the emotions that I was experiencing in the dream.

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House

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Looking

Dream Of Youtubers Surviving Wolf Attack And Getting Dog Supplies At Target

My dad.. he died almost 2 years ago VERY unexpectedly. In these various different dreams he appears in, the scenarios are always different, but never negative. I miss him every second of every day.. & these dreams do nothing but cause me more anger & sorrow & grief & to miss him more when I wake up.

The dream narrative is coherent and well-structured, with a clear beginning, middle, and end

My Dad

A profound feeling of grief, anger, sorrow, and longing dominates the emotional landscape of this dream

The emotional intensity of the dream is high, leaving the dreamer feeling emotionally exhausted upon waking

The dream world closely mirrors the waking world in terms of sensory details and the portrayal of the dreamer's father

The dream imagery is incredibly vivid, making the dreamer feel as though they are reliving the experiences within the dream

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Year

Dreams About Deceased Loved Ones

Relationships

Auto

Blonde hair

Ex-partner

Hairy legs

Held Down

Locked Door

Masturbate

Pistole

Toothpaste

Dreaming of grief symbolizes a deep sense of loss, sadness, and emotional pain. It may represent a recent loss or a fear of losing someone or something important to you. It can also indicate a need for closure or acceptance of a situation.

Grief – Dream Interpretations

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