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Recurring nightmare about what I think is a demon, very vivid, usually occurs right after I wake up. Help?
So I have had this dream over 20 times. It started over a year ago at my old house and has started again at my new house. I wake up in the mornings to tell my husband goodbye and then I must drift to sleep, but I don't remember falling asleep. The room starts shaking and I hear just loud pulse of air. I am afraid to breathe in because I am afraid of being possessed in the dream and I can never open my eyes to see what's in front of me. It is usually exactly the same but changes slightly as my possession in bed changes, if my baby is laying with me etc. I sometimes am able to yell things like you can't have me or you won't take my baby. When I wake up from this it seems like I never was asleep. I am catholic and was going to have the house blessed because I am so scared. The first time I had the dream I had to go to a friends house because I couldn't be alone. I am usually not superstitious. Please help.
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- the internetLv 77 years agoFavorite Answer
That is your dream. That means that it is just a dream and not real. And it means that you can do whatever you want. In your dreams you are not bound by reality or common sense. Once you realize that it's that dream again, once you hear that loud pulse of air again, you can grow a pair of wings and lift off or do whatever it takes to get back to normal. You could summon an alarm clock to wake you up, blow the bad thing away, whatever. Dreaming while knowing that you dream is super fun once you got rid of the monsters. Reoccurring dreams enable you to recognize the scenario. It usually takes a few tries.
Dreams have no meaning. Dreams have little to no relation to reality.
Source(s): Sound like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis