DO you think its weird?

Question

Well, i use to sleep in a little room. It was kind of creepy . But it wasn't scary either. I moved into another room thats bigger and that was my mom and dad's room. It was about 5 days ago i moved in. The first two days i slept in there i've had bad dreams.
To test if it was the room or just me, i slept in my sisters room. I didn't have a bad dream there. What does tis mean? I think its weird. When i sleep in my new room, I don't get scared to sleep in there. Then i start to have bad dreams. Any help?

Answer 1

That's not weird. Something like that happened to me. The room might have bad energy (bad energy can cause bad dreams). You can cleanse the room by burning incense and/or getting a dream catcher (don't laugh! It really works!)

And remember to always think positive thoughts! :-)

Answer 2

Which room do you want? Where are your parents?
If you cannot sleep in the big room, get out. Your peace of mind is more important.
Maybe there were unresolved issues, bad energies in the room where you are having bad dreams.
You are picking up the bad vibes.
If you really like the room, try this.
Buy a new bed. Rearrange where your head is pointing. Have an expert "feel" the energy flow, its called feng shiu. Repaint, or renovate the room.

Answer 3

This is easily anwsered. You aren't used to your parents room or your too used to you old room. There is no superstitious relgious things involved. If you feel the same way the next couple of days then ask your parents to sleep with you. 87% of the time you dont have bad dreams when an adult is attending you. If that doesn't work, then just switch rooms. There is no better way to resolve this problem.

Answer 4

You may just need some time to get used to a bigger room. Smaller rooms can feel safe and secure and even though you're not thinking about it, when you try to sleep your brain starts to have bad dreams while you're in the bigger room.

Answer 5

It's probably just a psychological thing. Moving into a completely different room may have made you felt uncomfortable and caused you to have bad dreams. The reason you felt fine in your sister's room was probably because you had a mind set that your parents' room was the factor that caused you to have bad dreams and so you felt fine in your sis's. Try to thoink positive and you'll be alright.

Answer 6

Bad dreams may consist of a few factors. for example, if you ate at a late hour the night that you slept in said room or if you consumed an alchoholic beverage you may welcome bad dreams. It also could be the anxiety of being in a new room that you may not feel comfortable in. Either way it isn't weird; it's normal to take time to adjust to a new enviornment (room) whether that be in your own home or in a new one.

Answer 7

You probably are insecure about big things. Maybe you are a shy person, you don't want to have too much space that is around you. In other words, you must be a intervert person. You tend to keep things small, and quiet. Having slept in big room could mean you not just didn't used to it and you had this feeling or conscience about being invaded in your privacy and that is normal for your personalities

Answer 8

It's just your imagination. Try sleeping with your sister in that room and see what happens. Then sleep on your sister's room alone. Don't have to worry. Your new to it, that's why.

Answer 9

Maybe you just happened to have bad dreams at first, but now you go to sleep expecting them which makes you have them.

Answer 10

Good sleeping conditions are conducive to good sleep and good dreams. Find a room in which you don't have nightmares and stay there.