Reoccurring dreams of a person popping up.

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Dream About Reoccurring People

It was a reoccurring dream that I have had many times about the same theme. It's not necessarily the same dream, but it takes place in the same place and it's always about the same thing. So this time it was the Bradley house, which is an old home that my parents bought in real life and in this dream it always looks different than what it does in real life, but I always know that that's what it is. And in the dream, I always know that the master bedroom is super haunted and that it's extremely scary to go into. And every time I go, it seems to be a little bit less terrifying. And this time again, I opened the door and it's as soon as I opened the door, you just get hit with this presence of terror and darkness and you know that there is a spirit in there that is bad. And then it starts moving things and it's like really hard to get away from, but every single dream I have about it, I do some practices on like smoothing it over and trying to get it to go away. And it always makes it a little bit better for the next dream. So this time it was a little bit better than the last couple of dreams I've had.

Abandoned home

Being chased by murderer

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Haunted house

Spirit

Dream About Haunted Master Bedroom

i had a dream that people kept following me and my family but they were scary and i’ve had this dream twice

The coherence was moderate, with a somewhat disjointed narrative but a clear central theme of being followed.

Being Followed by Scary People

The dream had a high emotional tone, with a strong sense of fear and anxiety as scary people followed me and my family.

The intensity was very high due to the recurring nature and the fear induced by the pursuers.

The dream felt somewhat realistic, especially the sensation of being followed.

The dream was quite vivid, with clear images of the scary people and the surroundings.

Giuliana, your dream about being followed by scary people, especially since you've had it twice, carries significant weight. Dreams of being followed often symbolize feelings of anxiety and fear in waking life. These figures in your dream could represent the stressors and anxieties that you frequently experience. The fact that your family is also involved in this scenario suggests that your concerns may extend to those you care about, possibly feeling a need to protect them or worry about them. The recurring nature of this dream indicates that these feelings are persistent and perhaps unresolved.

  Moreover, the scary nature of the followers could symbolize specific fears or traumatic experiences you've encountered. This aligns with the life-changing events you've gone through, such as traumatic experiences and loss of a loved one. Your mind might be processing these events, and the dream is a manifestation of those unresolved emotions. The repetition of the dream signifies that these are not fleeting thoughts but rather deep-seated issues that need attention.

  Given your frequent experiences of stress and anxiety, this dream could be highlighting your subconscious mind's attempt to confront these emotions. The scary followers may represent the overwhelming nature of these feelings, making it hard for you to escape or find peace. This might be why you often find it difficult to fall asleep and feel unrested upon waking.

  It's also worth noting the potential connection between this dream and your relationship.

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Dream About Being Followed By Scary People 2

The scene was of ancient times; maybe Egyptian. Crystals, gems, and gold in architecture of the building and the clothes. There were servants. 

I am celebrating a birthday. It wasn’t a normal birthday. I don’t think it was my birthday. However, the celebration was focused on an understanding and deeper connection to the value of birthdays. 

It involved me seeing and interpreting zodiacs signs. Maybe I was an astrologer. 

Every time I woke up and went back to bed I was in the same dream.

The dream had a medium level of coherence, with a consistent theme of birthdays and astrology but some fragmented transitions.

Ancient Birthday Celebration

The dream had a celebratory and reflective emotional tone, focusing on the deeper value of birthdays.

The intensity was moderate with moments of excitement and curiosity about zodiac signs.

The dream felt somewhat realistic with ancient Egyptian elements and astrological interpretation.

The dream was quite vivid, with clear imagery of crystals, gems, and ancient architecture.

Phenomenon, your dream set in ancient Egyptian times, adorned with crystals, gems, and gold, suggests a deep connection to history and possibly a desire for understanding the mysteries of the past. The opulence and the presence of servants might indicate a sense of longing for a time when things were more grandiose or structured, perhaps reflecting a part of your life where you felt more in control or admired.

  The celebration of a birthday, which you sensed wasn't a typical one and possibly not even yours, points to a deeper reflection on the significance of milestones and personal growth. This celebration centered around understanding and connecting to the value of birthdays might symbolize your quest for deeper self-awareness and appreciation of life's significant moments. It suggests that you are contemplating the meaning of life's passages and your place within the larger context of your personal history.

  Your role as an astrologer interpreting zodiac signs indicates a search for knowledge and a desire to understand the influences that shape your destiny. Astrology, with its rich symbolism and connection to the cosmos, might be your mind's way of grappling with larger existential questions or seeking patterns and meanings in your life's experiences. Perhaps you are looking for guidance or reassurance from the universe, a way to predict or make sense of the path ahead.

  The recurrence of the dream every time you woke up and went back to sleep suggests that these themes are particularly pressing in your subconscious mind.

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Birthday

Crystal

Dream About Ancient Egyptian Birthday Celebration

I dream that I've successfully committed suicide. It's a reoccurring dream almost every night of my life

The dream had a fragmented and disjointed narrative, making it difficult to follow a logical sequence of events.

Committing Suicide

The dream evoked feelings of despair and hopelessness, representing a deep emotional struggle.

The emotions and events in the dream were extremely impactful, leaving a lasting impression upon waking.

The dream had a mix of realistic and surreal elements, blurring the lines between reality and imagination.

The dream was fairly clear and detailed, with distinct images and sensations that felt almost tangible.

Sheila, your recurring dream in which you successfully commit suicide is profoundly significant and deeply troubling. Recurring dreams often indicate unresolved issues that your subconscious mind is trying to process. Given the frequency and intensity of this dream, it's clear that your mind is grappling with substantial emotional turmoil and distress. 

  The act of committing suicide in a dream can symbolize a desire to escape from overwhelming feelings or situations in your waking life. It may reflect a sense of hopelessness or a feeling that you are unable to cope with certain aspects of your life. This aligns with the high levels of stress, anxiety, and sadness you experience frequently, as well as the various mental health challenges you've been diagnosed with, such as PTSD, ADHD, anxiety disorders, OCD, depression, and bipolar disorder. These conditions can create a mental and emotional environment where feelings of despair and the desire for escape become prominent.

  Additionally, the recurring nature of this dream suggests that there are persistent issues in your life that need to be addressed. The repetition of this theme night after night indicates that your subconscious is urgently trying to alert you to these unresolved matters. The presence of financial stress, traumatic experiences, health issues, and relationship difficulties in your life further compounds these feelings, creating a complex web of stressors that might feel insurmountable at times.

  It's also worth noting that you rarely feel refreshed after sleep and often wake up with negative feelings.

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Dream Of Successfully Committing Suicide

Why would I have reoccurring dreams where I find myself in an odd situation and I'm hungry? Usually I'm hungry and the situation is set up in a way that I cannot quench my hunger. Something new usually happens and each time it is different.

The dream had a fragmented and disjointed structure, with new events happening each time, creating a sense of unpredictability.

Recurring Hunger Dreams

The dream evoked a sense of frustration and longing due to the recurring hunger and inability to satisfy it.

The hunger in the dream felt strong and persistent, adding to the overall intensity of the experience.

The dream had elements of fantasy and surrealism, making it feel disconnected from reality.

The details of the odd situations and the hunger were vivid and clear, making the dream feel immersive.

Elandri, your dream of recurring situations where you find yourself hungry signifies a deep-seated emotional craving or dissatisfaction in your waking life. The hunger symbolizes unmet needs or desires that you are struggling to fulfill. The inability to quench your hunger suggests a sense of frustration or inadequacy in addressing these needs, leading to a cycle of longing and unfulfillment. The changing nature of the situations hints at the dynamic nature of your inner yearnings, showing that these desires may be evolving or manifesting in different ways over time. It reflects a subconscious pattern of seeking fulfillment but facing obstacles or challenges in achieving it.

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Dream About Recurring Hunger Situations

This is a reoccurring dream, I am on vacation with a man that seems to be my true love. I feel overwhelming love but I don’t know him. We are in a mansion and he is playing the piano and it seems we spend the whole time looking for each other. When we finally find each other it’s overwhelming love. He tells me we have to wait to be intimate because of circles we have to build together but just being there in his arms is enough for me.

Somewhat coherent, as the dream has a clear theme and progression, but the circles to build together add a bit of confusion

Vacation with a Mysterious Lover

Extremely intense, with the dream being a recurring one and the emotions being very strong

Somewhat realistic, with the mansion and piano playing, but the unknown lover and the circles to build together add a touch of fantasy

Very vivid, with clear images and sensations

Tiffany, your dream reveals a deep longing for a fulfilling and passionate love connection. 
The overwhelming love you experience in the dream suggests that you're ready to open your heart to a meaningful relationship. 

	The fact that you don't know the man in the dream could indicate that you're open to meeting someone new and unexpected. 
The mansion setting and the piano music create an atmosphere of elegance and romance, further emphasizing your desire for a refined and harmonious partnership. 

	The recurring nature of this dream suggests that this longing is something you've been contemplating for a while, and it's something that's important to you. 
It might be helpful for you to reflect on what qualities you're looking for in a partner and what kind of relationship you envision for yourself.

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Dream About True Love

I have a reoccurring dream of a school I attended in the past. Once I enter the doors, it's an endless run for my life of feeling trapped. People trying to keep me there and I'm trying so hard to escape. Every door opened is a new opportunity for survival.

The dream has a coherent narrative, with a clear beginning, middle, and end, despite the fragmented nature of the chase.

School Escape

The dream evokes a sense of urgency and fear, as the dreamer feels trapped and desperate to escape.

The intensity of the dream is high, as the dreamer experiences a heightened sense of danger and urgency to escape.

The dream takes place in a familiar setting, a school the dreamer attended in the past, which adds to its realism.

The dream is quite vivid, with the dreamer clearly recalling the details of the school and the chase.

Alyssa,

	Your dream of the endless run for your life, trapped in your former school, signifies a deep-rooted sense of anxiety and feeling overwhelmed in your current life situation. 

	The repeated nature of this dream suggests that this is an ongoing issue that you're struggling to resolve. The people trying to keep you there represent obstacles and challenges that are preventing you from moving forward and achieving your goals. Each door you open symbolizes a new opportunity to escape this feeling of entrapment. However, the fact that the doors keep leading to more challenges indicates that you may be feeling like you're constantly hitting roadblocks.

	It's important to remember that dreams are often symbolic, and the details can provide valuable insights into your subconscious thoughts and feelings.

	In this case, the school setting may represent a place where you felt restricted or controlled in the past. The sense of being trapped could be a reflection of feeling overwhelmed or unable to express yourself authentically in your current situation.

	Consider exploring the following questions:

	 Identify the areas in your life where you feel most trapped or restricted. 
 Who or what is preventing you from moving forward? 
 What are the obstacles you need to overcome to achieve your goals?

	Remember, you have the inner strength to overcome these challenges. Seeking support from a therapist or trusted friend can provide valuable guidance and support as you navigate these difficult emotions.

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School

Dream About Trapped In School

Reoccurring nightmare about my children being eaten by zombies and there is a invisible wall blocking me from helping them.

The dream had a somewhat disjointed and fragmented structure, with the events feeling disjointed and confusing at times.

Zombie Nightmare

The dream was emotionally intense, leaving the dreamer feeling terrified and helpless.

The dream was highly intense, with the dreamer experiencing a sense of urgency and desperation as they watched their children being threatened.

The dream felt surprisingly realistic, with specific details like the appearance of the zombies and the impassable wall.

The dream was quite vivid, with clear and detailed imagery that made the events feel real.

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Dream About Zombies Eating My Children Invisible Wall Blocking Help

I’ve had this Reoccurring dream that I am all the sudden in the back seat of a truck and the truck is moving fast down a neighborhood hill and no one is in the drivers seat. I then try hard to get up to the drivers seat to stop the car but then I wake up.

The dream is somewhat coherent, with a clear storyline and logical progression of events.

I am all the sudden in the back seat of a truck

This dream has a slight anxious tone, perhaps signifying a concern about your lack of control in certain situations.

The dream is fairly intense, with a sense of urgency as you try to get to the driver's seat to stop the car.

The dream is quite realistic, with specific details such as being in the back seat of a truck and the truck moving fast down a neighborhood hill.

The dream is quite vivid, with clear and detailed imagery.


Hey Courtney,

	The recurring dream you described, where you find yourself in the backseat of a fast-moving truck with no driver, suggests that you may be feeling a sense of powerlessness and lack of control in your waking life. The fact that you're trying hard to reach the driver's seat to stop the car but can't before waking up further emphasizes this feeling of helplessness.

	It's also worth noting that the dream has a high intensity level and is accompanied by negative emotions. This could indicate that the underlying issues it represents are causing you significant distress. Given the intensity and persistence of this dream, it might be beneficial for you to consider exploring your feelings and experiences with a therapist. They can provide a safe and supportive space to process these emotions and develop coping mechanisms to address the sense of powerlessness you may be experiencing.

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Dream About Driving Out Of Control

Me and my family where walking down a very run down road with me, in the middle of the group ns looking like Barbie from the back. I then get called over by a nice looking old woman who asks me to go inside her house and explore for a large amount of money and I do as she says. As I enter her strange, pink, Barbie looking house, I notice that it is actually an endless maze. I then walk down the maze and try to find my way out but end up having to use trial and error to find my way to the end. When I finally get to the end eventually, I spot a door at the end and the old lady from before, but now looking livid and like a witch. She then grows her head so large as to block the door I am trying to get to with the key for it, hung onto her eyelash. I climbe her disembodied face to get the key and she begins to swing her face back and forth extremely violently and I fall off only to be caught by a fluffy cloud and it gently sets me onto the ground. I then finally get to the key and trick the witch to step aside so that I can go through the door behind her. Opening it, I see nothing but white and I smile proudly. Then the dream ends. This was a reoccurring dream of mine.

The dream has a clear narrative structure, with a beginning, middle, and end, but the events within the maze are somewhat disjointed.

Barbie Maze and the Witch

A mix of excitement, curiosity, and fear as the dreamer navigates the maze and encounters the witch.

The dream is highly intense, with moments of suspense, danger, and triumph.

The dream is set in a surreal, distorted world with elements of both familiarity (Barbie) and strangeness (endless maze, witch).

The dream is highly vivid, with detailed descriptions of the maze, the witch, and the cloud.

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Group

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Middle

Money

Test

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Old woman

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I Dreamt Of A Barbie House Maze

So, I keep having a dream about an ex of mine that is, um, that he, um, that I haven't seen in a long time in real life, but, um, I keep having different reoccurring dreams about him dying in different ways, and right before I can stop him from dying, in the different ways that he dies, um, I wake up.

Despite the recurring theme of death, the dreams lack a strong narrative structure and feel disjointed, with the focus primarily on the emotional impact.

Recurring Dreams of Ex's Death

The recurring dreams evoke a mix of anxiety and sadness, as the dreamer feels a sense of urgency to prevent their ex's death but is unable to do so.

The intensity of the dreams is heightened by the repeated nature of the theme and the emotional charge associated with the ex's death.

While the dream scenarios involving the ex's death are not entirely realistic, they still feel plausible within the dream world.

The dreams are quite vivid, with clear and detailed imagery surrounding the ex's death scenarios.

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Dream About Ex Dying 2

Relationships

Angel Numbers

Bulletproof vest

Kill Someone

Masturbate

Move Out

Master Numbers

Pistole

Seeing Dead Relatives

This dream symbolizes a pattern or cycle in your life that you cannot seem to break. It may be related to a behavior, relationship, or situation that keeps repeating itself. It could also indicate unresolved issues or emotions that you need to address.

Reoccurring – Dream Interpretations

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