i keep haveing this dream?

Question

since i have been about 7
i have this same dream . not every night but
a few times a month at least
in the dream im about 10 and its dark in the house
and someone is walking me to my moms bedroom
when we get there they cover my mouth and tell me
be quiet were playing the hideing again again
i cant see anyone in my dream and then after that
the dream ends
i have alsked my mom about this house and who was
babysitting us
she thinks that i made it up some how
can someone tell me what this means ?

Answer 1

It might be that its going to happen,or that its in the future.I read somewhere that if you keep having the same dream thats probably going to happen.So I just think you should be careful where you go.And if you cant see them just be very careful.Hope this helps!Ohh and good luck.

Answer 2

A few times a month sounds like a lot, especially if a lot of time has passed since you were seven.

There are many books and services for dream interpretation. There are many different schools of thought that deal with them differently. You can research online if you're interested in the subject.

However, while researching this a few years ago, I found something that makes the most sense to me (I wish I remembered the book where I read it). It is the fact that, you can find a lot of different interpretations for the same dream, but usually the one that makes the most sense to YOU is the one that counts.

So what I would advice is that you right down in a pice of paper, the secuence of events that happen in that dream, and every little detail you can remember about it, it could be better to do this when you wake up after having it the next time. Or now if you remember it well. Include as much information as possible. Once you have it you can even share this with a person (or people) you really trust and who knows you well.

Then , regardless if you decide to share it or not, you should read through it and try to identify all the key aspects of it and symbols in it, and just analize them try to put the meaning that best suits them. In my opinion these symbols are not universal, they are personal.

For instance, if I loose my teeth in a dream it might mean that I have feer of losing my job. But is some one else dreams of losing their teeth it might mean that subconciously they know its time to visit the dentist.

In any case, if you strongly feel that this dream is about something bad that happened and that your subconcious is blocking, I would advice that you consult a professional, like a therapist, to help you remember and deal with it.

Best of luck!

Answer 3

this would possibly be your destiny it is letting you have a sneaky peek! i think of you're dealt particular enjoying cards and that's up on your the way you play them. ensure you reside at school, concentration for now on your college artwork - on an identical time as enjoying soccer, yet learn demanding to get the grades. That way you've gotten a astonishing training besides as an surprising profession as a footballer. desires are an surprising gateway into the subconscious, showing us our previous, contemporary and specifically circumstances our destiny.. good success dude, and remember - stay at school and get them grades!! x

Answer 4

repetitive dreams are unresolved issues

ur unconsciousness, being led in a wrong direction, trying to be close to ur mom but not being allowed to, hiding something from ur mom,

or else like u said something to do with ur babysitter or something difficult u heard or experienced as a child

Answer 5

i think the person with u in ur dream represents a father figure... i presume ur dad isn't with u or that ur mom is a single parent... anyway.. in ur dream u lack the father figure which is y u play the hide and seek game as u mentioned...

Answer 6

It sounds like maybe you are keeping some sort of secret from your Mum. The person with you either knows the secret or IS the secret. Possibly!

Answer 7

wow i bet that guy underneath me scared you but i wouldnt worry about it too much but maybe try emailing one of those on line dream interpreters... it worked for me

Answer 8

I haven't a clue.
Just wanted to say hi.

Answer 9

YOUR DREAM JOURNAL You can learn to remember your dreams, remember them in more detail, or even lucid dream (discussed on another page within this site) as long as you are dedicated and take the time to establish a habit of keeping up with the below suggestions. Once a habit of intention to remember your dreams is established over time, the importance is implanted on your subconscious mind (just like any habit) and your subconscious mind will nudge you with memories of your intention to remember your dreams over & over again until finally you do. It can take some time if you are so mired in physical life that you never, ever even think about your spiritual self or your dreams. If you are always bounding out of bed without a second thought about what you might have dreamt last night, this negates the importance of your dreams. Over the years, your subconscious mind takes you at your word and decides dreams are not something your conscious mind cares to know about...but while you are asleep it is much different. We *all* dream. We have to, in order to survive.



The subconscious mind nudges or reminds you to do a habit just as it will to remind you to have a caffeine hit (Time for coffee! Time for a cola!), a cigarette, chocolate, chips or any other assortment of habits you may have, good or bad. It nudges you to feel guilty for not calling Mom when you said you would. It nudges you that it's time to feed the cat (of course the cat helps out when it plants itself in your face as a helpful reminder).

You can make your subconscious mind work with you instead of against you in this way, by making a conscious effort not to give in to old bad habits and create new, more helpful habits that fall in line with what you want to accomplish. If you have a bit of the lazybones in you or wish to overcome any bad habit, you can conquer it with this method I read about from a great book entitled "Mastering Your Hidden Self : A Guide to the Huna Way" by Serge King. Incidentally, if you have a bad habit you want to quit but haven't been able to no matter how hard you tried, try this book and concentrate on the section that describes how the subconscious mind works, and see how much easier it is to control your bad habit. I mention all this because many people have written to me saying they try but cannot remember their dreams.

Now, on to some helpful tips that will help you to remember your dreams.



Keep a spiral notepad, pen & small flashlight right by your bed. Write tonight's date on a blank page, to imprint on your subconscious mind that you intend to remember your dreams. If you awaken during the night with a dream memory, you can use the flashlight to write by so you don't become completely awake. Even writing a couple key words can help jog your memory in the morning. An alternative is to use a small cassette recorder to record your dreams, kept at the bedside.






"Dreams are the touchstones of our character."
-Henry David Thoreau-



In the morning before you get out of bed, take the time to think about any dreams that are still in your thoughts before you get busy with the day, and write them in your dream journal. Try repositioning yourself into various sleeping positions, and you may suddenly remember a dream. Ever forget a dream all day, only to remember it as soon as your head hits the pillow that night? I don't know WHY this works, but it does!

Don't forget to log even single dream images, or snippets. You may be frustrated when you can't remember an entire dream, but realize that single images can be much more important...your subconscious mind wants you to take special notice of these messages. This goes for words or phrases that you remember, also. Oftentimes they will be off-kilter in some way, causing you to puzzle over it during the day. Why? So you'll puzzle over it during the day! Thinking about it will help you decipher the message. Alot of people are driven to sites like this one, trying to figure out why in the heck they are dreaming about teeth falling out every blasted night! Once they find out why and take steps to deal with the issue, they no longer have this recurring dream. That is one reason why learning how to interpret your own dreams can be such a helpful tool for you to use during your lifetime.

Right before you fall asleep, remind yourself that you want to remember your dreams tonight. Think about current challenges that you would like added insight into, and tell yourself that you will dream of solutions. Also, read books about dreams before you turn off the light, and this will keep the thought of dreams foremost in your mind, and promote remembering. If you pray or meditate, ask for guidance via your dreams. It is said that dreams are the language of the soul...I believe there is even a book with that quote in the title.

When you suddenly remember a dream during the day, make special note of what you were doing, who you were talking with and what about, and the feelings associated with the subject. Keep a small notepad handy for these remembrances, and write them down with your dream notes. These offer clues as to what the dream may mean to you. For example, if you are at work and your boss is chewing you out about something when you suddenly remember a dream you had last night that was about being covered with manure from a big dump truck driven by your boss, then this may clue you in to the dream's meaning. Once you become more proficient with interpreting your dreams, you should start to lucid dream. Once you have had a truly lucid dream, you will reach a new heightened sense of spiritual awareness and will never be the same! You'll realize that there truly is 'more' to life than just our physical existence. Lucid dreams are fascinating, and I hope you don't give up the chance to find out more. I talk about lucid dreaming later on in this webpage, and there are also links on the subject.