When you have a dream and are able to remember it, do you feel compelled to act upon it in your waking state.?
For example. If you dream you were in an automobile
accident, do you avoid driving or are you extra cautious
if you do drive?
For example. If you dream you were in an automobile
accident, do you avoid driving or are you extra cautious
if you do drive?
Ethan B
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Usually my dreams are really out of whack, but when I have one that fits like that then yes. Usually my dreams that are more realistic involve girls because I'm really shy and I want to talk to them more.
Anonymous
I remember most of my dreams and I feel no need to act upon them. They are totally meaningless stories that you're brain comes up with to keep it conscience. I had a dream the other day that i went sky diving with Mark Sanchez and Meghan Fox. As much fun as that would be, there is no hidden message in there that I should be doing anything different with my life.
thezombie
no, dreams can sometimes mean the opposite of what they may appear to be
there are really good sites to help explain your dreams
just type in a keyword and find/read the explanation given that is close to what you dreamt
like for example, 'car' or 'car accident' may mean something like, when driving if you are not in control of the car, it may mean you need more control of your life or that you need more freedom or something, check out the site and it will explain your dreams
ginny
subconsciously...maybe...
i remember a dream where all my teeth fell out. it was horrible. A whole week i was brushing my teeth 4 times a day...that was stupid...than i thought...man that was only a dream, don't take it to serious...(sry for my english, i know it's not thaaaat good xD)
Aykut O
well. i avoid the dream because...it just freaks you out. dreams just make u nervous and messed up. that is why. i do not consider dreams as a helpful tool, i just like to see what happens in the future.