I was at a sleepover in my cousin's house, I decided to go to the kitchen and I saw my cousin Mark's friends. I decided to talk to the, saying cool things in English, they were polish so they didn't understand, so I just grabbed a bit of nit burned popcorn from the top of the bowl and said"tough crowd". Then I went into my cousin's Dominka's room to see her secretly playing Minecraft, she whispered to me that I shouldn't tell her parents that she's playing. Suddenly we hear footsteps, she hides her laptop, I turn off the lights and tell her mom that she wants to sleep. Her mom tells me that she heard everything, and she came into her room. Oops.

Friends

Hearing

Kitchen

Mother

Playing

Popcorn

Room

This dream felt real. So I was back at jobcorps in the dream, and it was early in the morning. I looked in the mirror in my dorm after feeling an intense pain in my left ear, and I saw a creamy substance coming out of my ear. I decided to keep going with my day. Skip to class in my CMA Class, and the teacher there, the one who often picked on me, was being her regular self and picking. I was in the floor in the back of the class when the pain got so intense in my ear, that I kept falling over and I lost my pencil. When my teacher noticed she started yelling at me, and I tried to explain what was going on, and she said I was over-exaggerating, then I started crying, and the pink fluid started dripping out of my left ear, then I went deaf in that ear. And started panicking, then she realized I wasn’t faking, and that’s when the dream ended.

While the dream followed a clear sequence, it felt somewhat disjointed due to the sudden shifts in pain and reactions.

Intense Ear Pain at JobCorps

The dream was filled with anxiety and distress as I struggled with pain and misunderstanding from my teacher.

The intensity of the ear pain escalated dramatically, causing me to panic and feel helpless as I lost control.

The setting felt authentic, as I was back in my familiar dorm and classroom environment, enhancing the realism of the situation.

The details were strikingly clear, especially the visual of the pink fluid dripping from my ear, making the experience more vivid.

Ciara, your dream is rich with layers that reveal much about your emotional landscape and experiences. The setting of your dream, being back at Job Corps, suggests a return to a place that holds significant meaning for you. It may symbolize a phase in your life where you felt challenged, perhaps feeling a mix of nostalgia and discomfort. This environment often brings back memories of personal growth but also of struggles, which are reflected in your current feelings of stress and anxiety. 

  The intense pain in your left ear can symbolize a deeper emotional or psychological issue, possibly related to how you feel you are being heard or listened to. Ears are often associated with communication, and the pain could indicate that there’s something troubling you that you feel unable to express fully. The creamy substance leaking from your ear might represent feelings of vulnerability, or perhaps a fear of being misunderstood or ignored by those around you, especially in a learning environment where you should feel supported. 

  As the dream progresses to your CMA class, the ongoing dynamic with your teacher points to feelings of being targeted or not respected, which aligns with your experiences of relationship difficulties. Your teacher's behavior—picking on you—could reflect unresolved feelings regarding authority figures in your life or a struggle with feeling inadequate or dismissed. The act of falling over when experiencing the ear pain can symbolize the impact that emotional pain has on your ability to function and assert yourself in stressful situations.

Class

Crying

Losing Voice

Panic

Teacher

Dream About Ear Pain And Deafness

My girlfriend, her daughter, and I were living in a submarine, and I think it was the holidays, because we hade an absurdly long dinner table with me sitting in the middle with the other two. Eventually the guests would ring a bell as if we weren’t submerged (it felt like we were but it was never addressed) we then, would open “the front door” aka the hatch, welcome them inside, make them comfy, then sit them at the table, the table was almost full when my hearing goes silent, I can see people are still engaging in dialogue but I can’t hear it, and then the lights start flashing red (only I noticed) and out of thin air my ex-fiancé appears in the seat across from me and just glares menacingly at me while deep breathing. No one stopped there conversations or even acknowledged anything odd happening, I was stuck in this silent stare down until I woke up.

The dream had elements of coherence, but also included fragmented moments, especially during the silent stare down.

Living in a Submarine with Guests and a Silent Stare Down

The dream had an intense and slightly anxious emotional tone, especially during the silent stare down with my ex-fiancé.

The intensity of the dream was high, especially during the appearance of my ex-fiancé and the silent stare down.

The dream felt very vivid and realistic, with clear details of living in a submarine and interacting with guests.

The dream was highly vivid, with clear visual details of the submarine, the dinner table, and the sudden appearance of my ex-fiancé.

Daughter

Dinner

Door

Front

Girlfriend

Holiday

Light (Not Dark)

Living

Middle

Breathing

Conversation

my-ex

Seat

Stuck

Dream About Living In Submarine During Holidays

I had a dream a long time ago I never forgot, I was in my grandmas house with all of my cousins that I grew up visiting. My grandmas house was always spooky and we believed it was haunted and the basement was pretty dirty. But I had a dream I was inside the basement and I kept going into rooms that led to other rooms, the the floor was filled with clothes so much I was crawling to get through the doors is was like a children’s indoor playground but scary and haunted. I felt like someone was watching me the whole time and I was see and hear things.

The dream was somewhat coherent, with a clear progression through the rooms but a disjointed overall narrative.

Haunted Basement Adventure

The dream had a strong sense of dread and fear, feeling watched the entire time.

The intensity was high, with the constant feeling of being watched and the eerie atmosphere.

Despite the surreal elements, the setting of the basement felt very real and familiar.

The dream was quite vivid, with clear details of the basement and the clothes-filled rooms.

Alyssa, your dream of being in your grandma's house, particularly in the basement, is quite telling and filled with rich symbolism. The setting of your grandma's house, a place from your childhood filled with familial connections, suggests a longing or need to revisit past emotions and experiences. This house being spooky and believed to be haunted reflects your underlying anxieties and fears. The fact that you dreamt about the basement, a part of the house often associated with the subconscious, indicates that these fears and anxieties are buried deep within you, perhaps from past traumatic experiences.

  The basement filled with clothes to the point where you had to crawl signifies a feeling of being overwhelmed, burdened, and trapped by the clutter of your past. Clothes can symbolize identity and the many roles you have played or are expected to play. Crawling through these clothes suggests that you might feel weighed down by expectations or unresolved issues that you find challenging to navigate.

  The maze-like structure of the rooms, each leading to another, represents the complexity of your emotions and the labyrinth of your mind. This endless series of rooms could be a metaphor for your recurring struggles and the sense that you are continuously searching for an exit or resolution but never quite finding it. The act of crawling through these rooms like a child's playground, yet with a scary and haunted twist, blends innocence with fear, perhaps reflecting the duality of your experiences – moments of joy overshadowed by underlying dread.

Basement

Childhood

Clothes

Haunted house

Dream About Haunted Basement Filled With Clothes

3 or 2 days ago i dreamed about something creepy but i don’t remember the whole dream . I remember a part when a granny idk if it was my grandpa cuz it looked so different and so old and she buried herself in her grave than she called us (her family) to unbury her or i think it was opposite. Then she prepared a table to eat and I stayed next to her and I said to her that my ear is ringing (in our country means that someone gossip you or says something good about you) . This granny put her fingers in my ears and start whispering some spells and after that i could hear persons saying things

The dream had a somewhat fragmented coherence, with disjointed scenes and events that didn't fully connect.

Creepy Granny Dream

The dream had a haunting and unsettling emotional tone, with a sense of unease and mystery.

The dream was intense and gripping, leaving a lasting impression and evoking strong emotions.

The dream had elements that felt surreal and out of the ordinary, blurring the lines between reality and fantasy.

The dream was quite vivid, with clear and detailed imagery that felt almost lifelike.

Raisa, your dream seems to hold deep symbolic meaning, reflecting your subconscious thoughts and emotions. The presence of the elderly figure, whether a grandmother or grandfather, suggests wisdom, experience, and ancestral connection. The act of burying and unburying oneself may symbolize a desire for transformation or rebirth within your family dynamics or personal life. It could signify a need for healing or a wish to uncover hidden truths. The image of a table set for a meal after such an unsettling event might represent the idea of coming together despite adversity, seeking resolution, or finding nourishment amidst challenges. Your proximity to the elderly figure and the mention of your ear ringing with gossip or praise may indicate a sense of being closely involved in family matters or social dynamics. The act of the figure whispering spells into your ears might symbolize a desire for understanding or clarity in communication, or a wish for empowerment in how you perceive and interact with the world. The ability to then hear others speaking could represent a newfound awareness or insight into the thoughts and intentions of those around you.

Family

Gossip

Table

Dream About Granny Whispering Spells

I had a dream last night about making a fried banana and peanut butter sandwich to eat. I was also in paralysis I couldn’t move when I was trying to wake up. I didn’t eat the sandwiches but I was definitely preparing it. I kept hearing something that’s why I was trying to wake up. I kept hearing like some kind of repetitive noise. I’m not sure what it was, but some kind of repetitive noise to wake me up.

The dream had moments of coherence, such as the focus on making the sandwich, but also included fragmented elements like the repetitive noise

Making Fried Banana and Peanut Butter Sandwich

The dream evoked a sense of curiosity and creativity as I prepared the sandwich

The intensity of the dream was high, especially when I couldn't move during paralysis

The dream felt somewhat realistic, blending elements of cooking with a surreal experience of paralysis

The dream was vivid, with clear images of the sandwich preparation and the struggle to wake up

Jessica, your dream of making a fried banana and peanut butter sandwich reflects a desire for comfort and nostalgia. Food in dreams often symbolizes nourishment, and the act of preparing a sandwich suggests a need for sustenance, both physically and emotionally. The combination of bananas and peanut butter may represent a mix of sweetness and richness, perhaps indicating a craving for balance in your life. The fact that you were in paralysis while trying to wake up could signify feelings of being stuck or unable to move forward in some aspect of your waking life. This feeling of being trapped may relate to the stress and anxiety you mentioned experiencing, manifesting as a literal inability to move in the dream. The repetitive noise you heard could symbolize an inner alarm or a subconscious attempt to rouse you from a state of emotional numbness or stagnation. It may be a sign that there are unresolved issues or emotions that require your attention, urging you to wake up and address them to find peace and clarity.

Banana

Paralysis

Peanut

Waking up

Dream About Making A Fried Banana And Peanut Butter Sandwich

Two or three months after my grandfather passed away in 2021 of November, I had, well, his family was in town, and his wake, his funeral, everything, them basically destroying my house and taking my home from us was horrible after he passed away, and a family friend of ours that is very close to me, she has special gifts, she hugged my aunt, that is my grandfather's sister, and she said she felt darkness, she felt cold when she hugged her, and it kind of shocked her, and then after that, after hearing that, I don't know if it was the night of or the following night, after they all left town, his whole family left town, I had a night terror, I was in my old bedroom, laying on my bed, I felt like I was awake, actually, a black cat came into my room, which is odd, because I don't have a cat, so, that was pretty odd, because it literally felt like I was awake, like I was just, you know, my whole room looked exactly the way it was, like I felt like I was in my bed watching TV, black cat came into my room, then weirdly transformed, and then I ended up with a woman sitting on my lap in a white gown with dark, long black hair, her black hair was covering her face, so I did not know what she looked like, she was sitting on my lap, I sleep on my back, when I'm sleeping, so she was sitting on me, I remember vividly shouting, yelling, screaming at her, get off me, what are you, why are you on me, but then I realized, I cannot open my mouth, my mouth would not open, I am screaming, trying to get the words out, but it's just in my head, I'm screaming in my head, God, get her off me, get her off me, who is she, get this demon off me, Lord, I don't know what to do, I can't speak, get her off me, I'm freaking out, I am so freaking out, and then I remember wanting to move, but I could not move, it was like I was frozen, my arms would not move, nothing would move, it felt like my eyes were open, and I was screaming in my head, because my mouth would not move, nothing was happening, she was still sitting on me, and then I remember waking up, waking up from the dream, which felt like it was going on forever, and I remember after waking up from my dream, I could not move, I could not speak, for a whole 20 minutes, after the 20 minutes I could finally move my body, and I just started crying, uncontrollable crying, I was shaking, I was trembling, like my anxiety, and my, I basically had a nervous breakdown, because it was so scary, I was so paralyzed with fear, and crying, because I did not feel safe anymore in my house after this, it was horrible, it was absolutely horrible.

Despite its frightening nature, the dream has a coherent narrative structure, with a clear beginning, middle, and end.

Haunted by Darkness

This dream is imbued with a terrifying emotional tone, leaving the dreamer feeling horrified and unsafe.

The dream's intensity is amplified by the dreamer's inability to move or speak, creating a sense of helplessness and panic.

The dream is highly realistic, featuring specific details of the dreamer's bedroom and the actions of the black cat and the woman in the white gown.

The dream is vividly portrayed, with clear sensory details of the black cat's transformation and the woman's presence on the dreamer's lap.


Cheyanne,

	Your dream seems to be a manifestation of the intense emotions and trauma you experienced following the passing of your grandfather and the subsequent events involving his family. The black cat, often associated with witchcraft or the occult, could represent the darkness and negativity you felt during that time. Its transformation into a woman with long, black hair covering her face suggests a sense of mystery and the unknown.

	The woman sitting on your lap, preventing you from moving or speaking, may symbolize the weight of grief and emotional turmoil you were carrying. The fact that you couldn't open your mouth or move could indicate a feeling of helplessness and powerlessness in the face of your circumstances. The uncontrolled crying and shaking upon waking suggest the emotional release and overwhelming fear you experienced after the dream.

Anxiety

Aunt

Dead

Fear

Friend

Month

Sister

Woman

Body

Gift

Hair

Mouth

Sleep

Sleeping

Town

Bedroom

Darkness

Face

Funeral

Head

Hugging

Leaving

Looking

Pretty

Frozen

Going

Lord

Moving

Screaming

Speak

Words

Yelling

Black Cat

My House

My Room

Dream Of Black Cat And Dark Woman In Night Terror

I had a really sad dream that actually made me cry when I woke up. My dream was that I was at my university, and they were having a festival of some sort and all the students and staff were in attendance. I was with my two best guy friends, and we were walking through this gift shop area where I decided to try to call my husband to let him know we were waiting for him. I told my guy friends to start walking ahead of me and I would catch up to them when my phone call was done, but the phone kept ringing and he never picked up. Suddenly, I heard a gut-wretching scream and then multiple gun shots and looked behind me to see people running away from a man in a long black trench coat holding a huge semi-automatic rifle. I could feel the guns vibrations in my body while hearing the "flop" noise of bodies falling on the ground. The fear in me had me pinned the ground until I finally started running into a back room and found a couple people hiding back there. I asked them if anyone had seen my two best friends, but no one had seen them. I could still hear the shooting outside as it slowly grew louder towards the door. I told everyone to either run to another room or hide in the cabinets of this room we were in. I found a tiny cabinet that I could barely fit into to hide, where I took out my phone and kept dialing 911. The operator told me that the police would not save us because it was too dangerous for them. I kept texting my guy friends to see if they made it out safely or were hiding in a safe place - they never answered. In the meantime, I kept texting and calling my husband to try to warn him to not enter the building or at least run out if he was inside - he never answered. Finally, the gun shots ceased and someone knocked on my cabinet door to let me know the police came in and killed the shooter. When I got out of my cabinet, a guy I don't know looked me in the eyes and told me they found my guy friends, but they didn't survive. I didn't believe them so I ran from room to room until I finally found them.. on the ground, holding hands... dead. All my Korean friends were dead. All my classmates that I had been in classes since freshman year were all dead on the ground around me. I started screaming and wailing. I knew I had to look for my husband. I begged every single person that passed me whether they saw my husband or not - no one did. I called him over and over, and he still never answered. I never found him.

The dream had a coherent structure, with a clear beginning, middle, and end, even as emotions intensified.

Grieving Dream Of School Shooting & Losing Loved Ones

The dreamer experienced intense sadness and anxiety throughout the dream, which carried over into their waking state.

The dream was emotionally intense, with scenes of violence, loss, and desperation.

The dream had many realistic elements, including the setting of a university, a festival, and the presence of the dreamer's friends and husband.

The dream was highly vivid, with clear and detailed imagery, such as the sights and sounds of the shooting.

Isa, your dream indeed sounds distressing and the emotional intensity you've experienced is completely valid. The university setting, combined with a festival, generally symbolizes a place of learning, growth, and community celebration. However, the turn of events into a horrific scene reflects deep-seated anxieties and fears. The inability to reach your husband, the chaos, and the loss of your friends can indicate feelings of helplessness and fear of losing loved ones or a sense of security in your waking life.

	The presence of your two best guy friends suggests trust and camaraderie, yet their loss in the dream could reveal underlying fears of separation or abandonment. Your actions to call your husband and protect yourself and others show a strong instinct to connect with loved ones and shield them from harm. The dream may be amplifying these protective instincts, especially in situations where you feel out of control.

	The shooter and the violence he brings can be symbolic of an external force causing disruption or a representation of internal turmoil. The act of hiding and the police's refusal to intervene might reflect a feeling that you're dealing with your fears without the external support you'd expect. It's also worth noting the specific mention of your Korean friends; this could tie into your identity or community and the fear of losing that part of your life.

	Your desperate attempts to contact your husband and the subsequent lack of response could be mirroring communication issues or worries about his well-being or the state of your relationship. It's natural to want to ensure the safety of those closest to us, and your dream might be expressing this concern in a heightened state.

	In summary, Isa, your dream seems to be a manifestation of anxiety surrounding safety, loss, and communication with those you care about. It's important to reflect on these themes in your waking life and consider if there are current stressors or changes that might be contributing to these vivid and unsettling dreams. Your emotional response upon waking is an important cue to the impact this dream has had on you. Remember, it's okay to have strong reactions to dreams like this, as they can tap into our deepest fears and emotions.

Exam

Falling

Holding hands

Husband

Police

Running away

Cabinets

Couple

House

Running

Year

Festival

Ground

University

Walking

Classmates

Gun Shot

Killing

outside

Phone call

Survive

I Dreamt Of A School Shooting

The first dream of the night I was at my old house where I lived in middle school. It was nighttime and I was home alone, staying in my sister's room, when all of a sudden I started hearing noises and realized there's someone else in the house. I called 911, but couldn't remember my address for them to come and help me.  Eventually,  The person who was in the house came into my room. He was a French black guy with a bat and I took the bat from him and tried to hit him. Turns out he was there with his girlfriend who was friends with the owner of the house and they were apologizing that they went into the house without telling anyone because they thought no one was there. As I walked outside at night, the fire department had came and they saw me and helped me out and entered the house. The dream stopped.

The dream was somewhat coherent, with a logical progression of events (hearing noises, calling 911, confronting the intruder, being rescued by the fire department). However, there were some disjointed elements, such as the sudden appearance of the intruder's girlfriend and the fact that I couldn't remember my address when calling 911.

The Intruder

The dream had an overall tone of fear and anxiety due to the presence of an intruder in my home.

The intensity of the dream was high, as I felt genuine fear and panic as the intruder entered my room and I had to defend myself.

The dream felt very realistic, as it took place in a familiar setting (my childhood home) and involved everyday activities (being home alone, hearing noises, calling 911).

The dream was highly vivid, with clear and detailed sensory experiences, such as the sound of the intruder's footsteps, the feel of the bat in my hand, and the sight of the fire department arriving.

Jantzen, your dream appears to reflect underlying feelings of vulnerability and the unexpected challenges that can arise in life. Being in your old house during the night and hearing noises suggests a confrontation with past experiences or emotions that you might not feel prepared to address. Your reaction to call 911 indicates a desire for security and assistance when facing these uncertainties. However, the inability to remember your address could signify a sense of disconnection from your past or perhaps an identity crisis.

	The presence of the French man with a bat who was initially perceived as a threat but turned out to be a non-threatening figure could represent a misjudgment or misunderstanding in your waking life. It's possible that there are situations or relationships where you feel the need to defend yourself, but upon further inspection, they may not be as harmful as they seem. The resolution with the man and his girlfriend apologizes, highlighting the importance of communication and understanding others' intentions.

	Reflecting on your previous dreams, there seems to be a recurring theme of competition, confrontation, and the pursuit of happiness through aiding others. For instance, helping Shannon find her son and the dream about playing soccer with kids show your supportive nature. This contrasts with the frustration felt in the dream about the soccer match with the unfair referee, which aligns with the sense of injustice you experienced in the latest dream when faced with the intruder. 

	Your recent life events, particularly the enlightening Ayahuasca ceremony and the pivotal decision to leave your job on your 25th birthday, suggest a period of significant personal growth and transformation. This dream could be a manifestation of the internal changes you are going through—questioning the familiar, confronting fears, and ultimately finding a path to resolution and understanding.

	The house in your dream, being a place from your middle school years, also ties into your current stage of life. At 25, you're at a crossroads, leaving behind the remnants of youth and stepping fully into adulthood. This could be triggering reflections on your past and considerations of your future, especially in light of your spiritual aspirations and recent decisions to pursue a path of teaching and enlightenment. The dream's resolution, with the fire department's arrival and being helped, may signify that despite the fears and uncertainties, support and safety are available to you.

Fire

School

Thought

I Dreamt Of A Black Guy With A Bat Who Broke Into My House

In this dream at first it was really dumb. At first in the dream I was just thinking of a show we are bear bears and thinking about how cute the bears stack on top of each other and then started thinking about different cartoony and stuff animal looking creatures stacking on top of each other. I then realize that I was spacing out looking out the window in my room. I start hearing fighting and people arguing outside my house. I start to pay attention to what was happening and I see three men two of them were arguing, one of the men pull out a gun and shoots one men multiple times in the stomach. The man that got shot  slowly starts falling on to the floor. Another man pulls out a bigger gun and completely kills the man on the floor. After seeing that happen I was in shock I just witnessed a murder. I then realize that I’m in trouble since the two men saw me looking out my window. I hear them heading into my house. I turn off the lights and pretend to be asleep, one of the men go into my room and they shoot one of my curtains and it falls. He gets close to me, I thought I either was going to get shot or raped. The man touches my arm and leaves the room. I’m frozen in my bed, I thought maybe he thinks I’m dead, or maybe he is sparing me for some reason. I hear the other man in the hallway in front of my room saying to go to the attic where my older brother was. It was like they were gathering my family members in the living room to execute them. I hear my aunt’s voice downstairs in the living room and I couldn’t tell if she was the one giving the men orders or a victim. I was really worried about my family I did not know what to do, I was scared, but I later started to realize that it was not real, it was a nightmare

While the dream follows a logical sequence of events, there is some disjointedness in the transitions between scenes, such as the sudden shift from whimsical thoughts to witnessing a murder.

Murder and Threat

The dream evokes intense emotions of fear, shock, and terror as the dreamer witnesses a murder and faces a life-threatening situation.

The dream's intensity is heightened by the graphic depiction of violence, the imminent threat to the dreamer's life, and the sense of helplessness as they witness the unfolding events.

The dream includes realistic details such as the presence of multiple men, the use of guns, and the specific setting of the dreamer's house, making it feel like a plausible event.

The dream is highly vivid, with clear and detailed imagery that immerses the dreamer in the terrifying scenario.

Marielis, your dream seems to reflect a blend of innocence and intense anxiety. The initial part, with thoughts about the show "We Bare Bears" and the stacking of cartoon-like creatures, suggests a longing for the simplicity and comfort of childhood. This could symbolize a desire to escape from the pressures of adulthood or a yearning for a time when life was less complicated. The transition from this serene imagery to a violent and threatening scenario may indicate underlying stress or fears about your safety and the wellbeing of your loved ones. It's as if your subconscious is juxtaposing the two extremes of your world - the carefree and the deeply troubling.

	Witnessing a murder and fearing for your family's safety in the dream points to a sense of vulnerability. This might be related to feelings of powerlessness in your waking life, whether it's about personal goals, relationships, or the environment around you. The fact that you attempted to hide by turning off the lights and pretending to be asleep suggests a possible desire to avoid confrontation or difficult situations. When the man touches your arm but decides to leave you unharmed, it may represent an internal conflict between the fear of what could happen and the relief of being spared from actual harm.

	Reflecting on your previous dreams, there's a recurring theme of control, or rather the lack of it—whether it's the runaway truck that you struggle to stop or the theft of your ID by someone you know. These dreams may symbolize challenges you face in exerting control over your life's direction or in navigating social dynamics, such as at work or school. The feelings of not being completely at fault for the incidents in your dreams could mirror real-life frustrations where you feel misunderstood or judged unfairly.

	In the more recent dream, the shift from a violent scene to the realization that it's a nightmare reveals a level of self-awareness. It's almost as if you're reminding yourself that you have the power to wake up from the dream, just as you have the power to influence your waking life. The emotions you experienced in the dream were intense, but recognizing that it was a nightmare before you woke up may be a sign that you're becoming more aware of your emotions and how to manage your fears.

	The presence of family members in both dreams can signify the importance of these relationships in your life and the fear of losing them or seeing them harmed. Your aunt's ambiguous role in the latest dream could reflect uncertainty about family dynamics or confusion regarding the intentions of those close to you.

	Marielis, your dreams seem to be a reflection of the complex emotions you may be grappling with as a young adult. The vivid and sometimes conflicting scenarios point to a subconscious exploration of personal boundaries, your sense of security, and the need to protect your emotional wellbeing. These dreams, although unsettling, can serve as an opportunity for self-reflection, allowing you to better understand the emotions and challenges you face in your waking life.

Arguing

Attack

Bear

Fight

Nightmare

Rape

Stomach

Animal

Brother

Problem

Space

Attention

Floor

Member

Reason

Stuff

Window

Hallway

Living Room

Order

I Dreamt Of A Murder

I was in school. Not sure what grade and not sure what school because it didn’t look familiar. Anyways I was in class and the teacher was teaching. All of sudden BOOM!!!! Everyone heard the loudest noise u could ever hear. Everyone froze. I didn’t. I got up and ran outside. There was trees and no road so it wasn’t like a regular school. Kids and teachers were running towards the building behind me. I started running from where they came from. Someone that I believe was my friend told me it was a gun shot. After hearing that my heart dropped and I ran too pushing through the crowd of people. Once I got to the door there was an annoucement of a girl who poses as a human but it really something else unknown. To make sure we are okay we have to check the features of the person. I opened the door and the girl behind me was telling no try again as to close then open the door again. So that’s what I did, all the way up till she said “okay she looks good we can go in.” She was the first one in after that I followed and everyone else came. I didn’t go straight to my class though I went to a different classroom. As soon as I opened the classroom door, a little girl screamed, “OMG MYA. I THOUGHT YOU WERE OUT THERE.” She jumped up from her seat and ran towards me. The weird thing was I wasn’t confused that she called me someone else’s name. In my dreams I normally don’t have my own name. Anyways. After we hugged for a while, she let go and asked what happened. She looked more relaxed now that she saw me. I told her nothing she should worry about and had her go back to sit down. I walked over to her teacher and asked her teacher if she knew what had happened. She said no and looked lost. She told me by the time she came into the classroom with her class and shut the the door they all heard the boom. I heard that and felt so relieved. For some reason when I ran outside I seemed to be looking someone while also trying to figure out what happened. That little girl was who I was trying to find. She was my little cousin!! I left her class and walked to mine. I got to class and everyone was looking at me and I just walked to my desk as I saw the angry expression on my teachers face. I said proudly and frank, “ I heard a loud noise outside and I had ta make sure my cousin was safe. I don’t care if I get into trouble that’s family and I bet you would’ve done the same thing.” I got to my seat and my teachers face turned to a more understanding look. She turned towards the white board and continued speaking to the class. I put my head down on the desk and then I woke up.

The dream had a coherent storyline with a clear beginning, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.

School Lockdown

The dream had an overall tone of fear and anxiety due to the sudden loud noise and the announcement of a potential threat.

The dream was intense as it involved a potentially dangerous situation and the urgency to protect oneself and others.

The dream setting in a school and the reactions of the characters felt realistic, adding to the immersive nature of the experience.

The details of the dream were clear and vivid, from the loud noise to the interactions with the characters and the description of the school environment.

Hearing – Dream Interpretations

Similar Symbols

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