Any cure for bad dreams?

Question

I am having many distubing dreams, some about my grandmother who past away last year, some where I am fighting against some sort of armed group of men which tends to be very violent, & some where I wake of up feeling as if I am suffocating & gasping for air * scared beyond... well more scared than I have ever been while conscious, much more, when I am confronted in my dream by a blonde haired little person.

I am having many distubing dreams, some about my grandmother who past away last year, some where I am fighting against some sort of armed group of men which tends to be very violent, & some where I wake of up feeling as if I am suffocating & gasping for air * scared beyond... well more scared than I have ever been while conscious, much more, when I am confronted in my dream by a blonde haired little person. The lil person dreams have been off & on for the last 3-4 years the armed men vilonent dreams have been off & on for the last 3 years but dont scare me, they are actually kinda fun. The dreams about my grandmother are the worst. he other night I had a with my grandmother who has passed with someone in it who hasnt passed, but maybe soon. In the dream neither persons responded to me talking to them.

Answer 1

first you have to look at what is causing the dreams.its your sub conscious trying to work out a problem.or its just a bad dream.us ally when i have dreams i am worried or stressed about something happening in the real world.

Answer 2

Often nightmares are caused by stress, traumatic experiences, emotional difficulties, drugs or medication, or illness. However, some people have frequent nightmares that seem unrelated to their waking lives. Recent studies suggest that these people tend to be more open, sensitive, trusting, and emotional than average.
Violent dreams are relatively common and may be a reflection of the confusion and conflict that the dreamer experiences in daily life. Dreams with violent themes suggest that the dreamer has unconscious negative emotions such as fear, anxiety, and anger. If you are not dealing with these feeling consciously, your dreams are compensating and bringing into awareness the need for honest reflection and emotional balance in daily life.

Answer 3

Words in your question of " fighting against " , " confronted ". . . feeling as if ' suffocating ", " scared " when you wake up, "

Maybe a way of how to ' cure ' yourself of these bad dreams is to open yourself to thought of what are you ' fighting against ', feeling ' confronted ', ' suffocating ', ' scared ' of in your life.

Dreams have a way of placing a message on our soul's path that needs to be seen, dealt with, vulnerably felt . . . so as to deal with that particular ' issue '. Once the ' issue ' has been discovered and felt . . . that ' issue ' is learned from and thus peace is felt again . . . thus the 'bad dreams' go away (cured).
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Answer 4

offten if ur eating before you sleep it causes bad dreams. Some dreams may seem like nightmares, but they really are not. To find meanings of your dreams try this link: http://astrocenter.astrology.msn.com/msn/DreamDictionary.aspx?GT1=6659

Answer 5

Think happy thoughts before you go to sleep. Chances are you have a lot on your mind and this is your brain telling you its time to let it go.

Answer 6

they say that dreams are subsconsious mind at work...the good thing is its our dream...we can control what we want to do over it...plus a warm glass of milk before bedtime....

Answer 7

Prayers. real prayers from a clean heart.

references
http://www.theoldpath.tv http://www.angdatingdaan.org

http://www.addbible.com

Answer 8

stop watching horror movies.

Answer 9

dude that is nothing.... If you had the dreams I have..... you'd be dead from fear.