Do you actually have feelings in your dreams, or just images?

Question

Do you remember feelings?

If you die in your dreams do you die in real life?

I meant like a physical feeling not emotional.

Answer 1

I am answering this in a different way.. I read the question and it took me back to a dream I had as a kid. I dreamed i was swimming in a creek and was bitten by a snake on the leg. Somehow, I actually felt the bite, and it woke me up.. Thats what I thought of when you asked your question. I know I can feel things in my dreams, emotions, sensations, etc....

Answer 2

Great question and yes at times weird isn't it like how you emotionally bond with someone you barely know, make love in your sleep, your heart rate speeds up and well this should partcially answer the question You see so much, feel so much awake then your bio tells you to shut it off in a snap when you close your eyes. You still feel the pain, feel disguist, love, joy, anger, or even feel the resentment in a persons eyes, fear preys in your dreams as well as health worrying about the kids financial and or lucky numbers that are sure to win the lottery
Our needs and wants are so real that when we sleep it all comes to life whether we like it or not thanks to our wonderful sub-conscious we just have to have the ability to differentiate reality from fantasy.
Your mind will forever play tricks and subliminally place our needs thoughts of the day /week our emotions of sadness, guilt, admiration fears so profoundly in our dreams as if you could grasp.
As far as dying I had several dreams of falling but waking before, drowning is the worst, and yet by pure coincidense yes there was death not my own but someone close, and as well someone on the news the anchorman Peter Jennings 08/2005
I also have the recurring dream of teeth falling out and basically having asked my dentist and doctor it too means death is coming as well if you believe into that hype a doctor told me it means really that gritting your teeth causes you to dream of your teeth falling out go figure.
What I learned about dreams from little is sooooooo depressing I was 5 years old had a dream of a lil leprechaun I was so scared he was wicked telling me I-ll never find his gold and alas finding the end of the rainbow I did and had a pot full of pennies not gold and I was throwing the money and putting handfulls in my pockets saying I found it the crushing part is when I awoke my fist were shut tight and I when I opened it the pennies were gone I scrambled under my pillow looked under the bed lol awwww I cried for a week heart broken saying MAMA it was in my hand she said it was all a dream....I never believed

Answer 3

Yes if you remember. I often have feelings in dreams. I used to have a re-occurring dream through my teens that I was flying with my friends in the sky and I'd fall down to about 6ft off ground level. And as hard as I would try I could never get up into the sky again. I would cry in the dream. I remember feeling very alone and upset with my friend for flying off and not waiting for me.

My step father used to dream he had died and was floating around above the house he grew up in (which doesn't exist anymore)

My step father is very much alive.

The idea's must of come from a time when dream's where thought to have some effect on people, now we know its just the conscience re-booting for the next day!! :o)

Answer 4

Feelings, feelings feelings. I once dreamed that I was in love with my friends middle aged father!! I have never looked at him without blushing since! I often wake up crying and a dream can affect me for days if the feeling is powerful enough!!!

Answer 5

if you die in your dream you do NOT die in real life! It could perhaps be jsut a sign of something dying, perhaps somebody's wild ways have to die, or their shyness has to die...whatever

and I personally have real feelings in my dreams and can usually remember them. My dreams sometimes affect the way i feel when I wake up, like i might feel hopefull after a good dream, or depressed after a bad one, etc!

Answer 6

Definitely feelings. What you experience in your dream, your body believes is truly happening. Which is why they say in "falling dreams" if you hit the ground you die. But a better eample would be a mans wet dream... His body believes the dream is really happening therefore reacts in turn.

Answer 7

i remember feeling in my dreams but you must know that if you die in your dreams you don't die for real.
unless you fall from a cliff and out of bed at same time, and hit the floor before you wake up!

Answer 8

I have very strong feelings in my dreams.
Once I was pettrified because I'd lost my twin baby girls (I don't have kids normally).
Not sure if I died in my dreams would I die in real life as it's never happened, I would hope I would wake up first.

Answer 9

If I fall off something in a dream I always wake up before I hit the ground.

Answer 10

even as your slumbering your unconscious takes over and it pulls pictures and emotions like a blending bowl and also you dream of issues yet targets are not any authentic yet issues in targets frequently project indicators of a few style. party, "a nightmare of being in a house unable to flee. " it can image emotions your not letting your wakeful enable out or some thing you cant fix so that you experience trapped. or possibly a project you may nit replace your self. psychological pictures are only authentic to the guy having them. Can actually see them in the front of your face or experience them. Its now and again an magnificent thanks to take pictures out of concepts and develop into imaginitive through artwork, or designing. yet when its a psychological image even as it invovles human beings then its your self wondering. both psychological pictures and targets are authentic. Its interesting to.keep.a.mag of targets then study them to ascertain what your unconscious self is doing because targets can oftentimes result us mentally after we wake. wish this facilitates :)