what could my dream mean?

Question

i had a dream last night that me and my dad moved out of my mums house and got our own place, we were driving to the new house and i started crying, my sisters heard me crying in my sleep and i woke up with tears running down my face. i read in a dream dictionary that it means something in my past is catching up with me and i cant keep ignoring it, but im confused about what. ive never really got on with my family so its weird how i was upset about it, but it felt so real.

Answer 1

Ya..
Have you ever had problems with your mom? If so, the dream could mean that you have been ignoring it this whole time and you finally have to face the problem. So you move away.. and you think you are doing the wrong thing but your not!

I don't realli know your life so I can't say this is EXACTLY why but can you think of anything similar in your life? Hope I helped! Good Luck..

-Dancy-

Answer 2

good for you looking up information and apparently talking to your sisters.... anytime that a dream evokes actual physical reaction there is a very powerful connection.

you do not give much history and i suppose that is good for the answers you may get.

bottom line is seperation..... female figures either driving the males away : or the males running away.

what to do about it ? perhaps take the time to write down all you remember, the images and the feelings from the dream (dreams). then take time in quiet meditation and reflect on your history. Alow a trusted friend into your meditation time - perhaps one of your sisters.-

give it time......look at it as learning for life and learning throughout life.

Answer 3

According to the activation-synthesis theory of dreams, the dream probably has no meaning at all. (Sorry, that may not be what you wanted to hear.)

Although dreams are influenced by our thoughts throughout the course of the day, this does not mean they are special messages to us that we should carefully consider.

Here's one perspective:

"Activation Synthesis Theory is a neurobiological theory of dreams, put forward by James Allan Hobson and Robert McCarley in 1977, which states that dreams are a random event caused by firing of neurons in the brain. This random firing sends signals to the body's motor systems, but because of a paralysis that occurs during REM sleep, the brain is faced with a paradox. It synthesizes a narrative by drawing on memory systems in an attempt to make sense of what it has experienced."

from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activation_synthesis_theory

Answer 4

You miss your family. You want to make amends and have that connection, but for whatever reason (and it could be a good one) you ignore the idea of extending your hand, and bitting the pipe. You have more of a connection to your dad than to your mother--your sisters have extended themselves to you. Your past is starting to get the best of you. Dreams are only a window to the soul...sometimes they can be extremely vivid. Maybe its time to grow-up and bite the pipe?

Answer 5

you know what, there are just 2 kinds of dreams(or they don't ought to be called dreams)..
one is DEJA VU, and the other is PREDICTIONS...

i don't really know you so it's hard to tell if what that dream is..but this little thing may help..
*If you're not that close with your parents or your family, start spending time with them now.
*Maybe there's something about to happen so be prepared or do everything to avoid any problem that may occur.

Good luck.

Answer 6

It's probably just random, like most other dreams. I had a dream last night that i was at the cinema with my teacher who was actually a football fanatic (in the dream) weird but totally random.

Answer 7

u say u never really got on with your family,maybe that is really the problem and u need to address it before it is too late, sit down with your family and let them know u love them and what ever wrongs u have done to them u should say u r sorry for doing them wrong

Answer 8

I think you are subconciously concerned about not getting along with your family, and with divorce and separation so common these days, you subconciously are afraid of your family being split up like this.
You say you don't get along with your family, but clearly you need them and depend on them for safety, security, food and shelter, and emotional support anyway! This means that on the outside you 'don't get along with them', but on the inside you love them and need them very much, and are afraid of being split apart and taken away from them.
Divorce ultimately comes from a lack of forgiveness from one or both partners. Being able to forgive can be very difficult, but it is worth learning how to forgive. Maybe it's time for you to forgive your family for being who they are, and learn how to love and accept them for who they are. It can be hard to do, but I can tell you that it is possible - and I have 5 brothers and 4 sisters in my family, and we still get together and party all the time!
Try to forgive, and ask their forgiveness. I know it sounds weird, but if you really do them that deep inside, it's worth it to rebuild relationships with them.
Good luck.

Answer 9

Can you say overthink? Your dream isn't complex. You, like countless others would be grief-stricken over the breakup of your family.