The Dream
In the last month I have been suffering from nightmares almost every night, most of them I do not even remember.
My partner tells me that I scream in my sleep and my whole body moves in panic and I do not always remember that either. I feel that this affects my life significantly, I became a very anxious, pessimistic and even depressive person. I do not know myself anymore.
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My Interpretation
Repeated nightmares in the dream do not appear for no reason. Has anything happened in the recent period that aroused them? Try to remember what happened a month or two ago as a catalyst? Are you in an emotionally/physically stressed time? how old are you?
I am 24 years old, and in the past six months, there have been many changes in my life. I left my parents' house and went to live with my partner in another city. I am in a somewhat stressful period because of intensive studies. Even tonight I had a terrible nightmare, I dreamed that all my teeth were falling apart one by one. It scares me to even write it down. I really need help.
About a month ago I had a dream that stays with me to this day. When I was a child we had neighbors who were good friends of my parents. They had a son.
Many years ago their son was killed in the army.
I dreamed that I was going with my father and mother to the 10-year anniversary of his death, the memorial service actually was more reminiscent of a funeral. There were hundreds of people, lots of food stalls. My mother and I are looking for the mother of the guy who was killed to comfort her and then we see her around a large round table. She invites us to sit and then begins to open Tarot cards and does numerology, and she does it again and again and then says, "I'm sorry but you will not reach the age of 25, at the age of 24 and ten months you will die".
I start to cry and say it cannot be, I do not want to die, please try again but every time she gets the same answer. Then I run away and arrive at an abandoned building where I can not get out. Finally, I find my way out and then enter the first restaurant I see and sit down to eat. And so the dream ended.
When I told my mother the dream, she said that indeed soon there would be a 10-year anniversary of his death.
In order to get a balanced perspective and not to get into unnecessary anxiety, it is important to understand what a dream is.
In general, a dream reflects an event that is the fruit of the creation of our brain. There are other types of dreams but most of the average dreams are creations by us in another dimension.
As creations, they have their own truths. The problem begins with our perception of that dream world. Because it is irrational and we cannot sense it we tend to give dreams power over our lives way beyond what they actually have.
It is important that you understand - even the most prophetic dreams reflect only one possibility out of infinity. The fact that you met someone in the dream who "predicted" your death does not indicate that it will happen.
Why? First, as stated, the dream reflects one option and the right of choice is always given to you. I know many people who dreamed about their death (including me) but from a position of power and choice, they created a different path to their life.
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Secondly, "death" in a dream does not necessarily have the same meaning that we, who live in reality here, attribute to it. What do I mean? It is very possible that the woman in the dream predicted a significant change that will happen to you in your 24th year. This change will end the old you and cause you to adopt new patterns of life. And Indeed, what you describe is exactly what happens to you. Moving out, living with a spouse, career changes, etc. All of this indicates that your inner self changes, that you become a more sovereign person, a more complete and conscious woman.
The dream of falling teeth also attests to this. In your case, the falling teeth describe energetic exchanges that occur in your body/soul. It's natural, it's normal and it's actually very good news. You change, your life changes!
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Now, some tips -
- Every night before you go to sleep, tell yourself a few times, with conviction and intent - "I'm safe, I'm protected." The nightmares will disappear.
- During your day remember that you are the sole sovereign over your life and no one - not even a Tarot lady - can know your future or make anything definite about it.
- If you already choose to believe someone else why don't you choose to believe those who predict good changes and significant successes?
In conclusion, your dreams indicate that you are undergoing a period of change. To cross that time easily and without nightmares, you must claim ownership your existence and reject any foreign energy that tries to feed off of you.
I've read your response time and again, and I have to thank you with all my heart. You have no idea how much you helped me. Everything you said was remarkably accurate. I am indeed going through a period of very significant changes, and I do give my dreams significant meaning. It seems that this habit has led me to everyday anxieties.
For example, since my prophetic dream I have been thinking about my death all the time and about its imminence. I did not stop for a moment to think it's just a dream and maybe it has a different meaning.