Do you often believe your dreams are warning you of something? Why or why not?

Answer 1

Absolutely. I sometimes dream of an owl before someone I know passes away. I have been visited by many animal spirit guides in my dreams, and they're messages have always been 100% accurate. I've dreamed of a few places, then found myself standing there days, weeks, or even months later.

I pay close attention to my dreams - they're like a radio station for my subconscious.

Answer 2

It depends. Some dreams are prophetic, they have a different feel than the dreams caused by something you ate or are worried about. I often dream common things like, flying, or about houses or water. I have dreams that reflect my overactive imagination, hopes, needs, fears and too much television, not so much warnings but reflections.

I worry that the dreams I have about wars or geographic disasters are warnings, but they too could just be reflections of fear and too much negative information.

My prophetic dreams are simple, have a serious feel and quite often are concerning mundane dejavu's, not earthshaking news for the future. If I thought every bad dream was a warning I'd be afraid to sleep.

Answer 3

I do believe in warning signs in my dreams which I have experienced a lot in my life.It should be a reality because
Science or medical conditions as u can call tells that the real happenings or deep thinking or tensionful situations in realtiy can be transformed as dreams in known forms.For e.g.if you are waiting for a result in reality, your dreams may come in the form of as u catch running train successfully or u miss a train which can give you the results.The same theory can be applied for warning signs also.for e.g a sick person in dream
may bring you bad omen etc

Answer 4

Sometimes I do. Dreams are often suggestions of things that could happen. There is still much research to be done in that particular field, but when a dream gives me a gut feeling about something, I don't ignore it.

Answer 5

It's more like they tell you something. Usually about a unconscious thing you're not seeing in your own life. I was just talking to my girlfriend about the "trapped " dream. People dream they're in a maze, parking garage, or a mall. except you can't get out no matter how hard you try. This dream usually represents a persons feeling of being stuck in their lives. Marriage, kids, stuff that gives you the feeling of not being in control of your destiny. Dreams are usually figurative not literal.

Answer 6

Kind of. I don't think dreams can predict the future, but your mind can warn you about things your doing wrong in your own life. (Ie, you have a dream about getting into a car accident, and you have a tendency to drive fast. Your mind could be warning you that driving fast is going to get you into an accident. ) It isn't forewarning, its just your mind putting together information in your brain to warn you of something stupid that you're doing, and the consequences of doing that action.

Answer 7

Dreams are created in your mind. Your mind uses the raw materials it has at hand (thoughts, memories etc.) to manufacture your dreams. This may be why dreams often appear to be ''warning you of something''.

Answer 8

Someyimes dreams are the worries or stress we have in daily life and they just manifest themselves in our dreams to get us to face whatever is troubling us.... having said that i do believe some dreams can be warnings... it would pay us better to take heed of those dreams sometimes.

Answer 9

I know alot of people who have these. Most of them are just dreams, but sometimes there are warnings. I dreamed of my grandfather waving to me and smiling, and he died the next day. There's been others also. Not always bad. Maybe it's coincidence, maybe not.

Answer 10

most of my real dreams not the off the wall crazy ones( like were I'm blue and running in a tunnel hitting every wall or something ) but the little ones always come true for some reason for me