A Nightmare Where Nothing Happens

Hi... I think I can help out with an interpretation of your dream. First, I would like to explain that the actual places and objects you see in your dream all have meanings... in other words, what you see is not the same as the message it carries to you. I'll attempt to explain the meaning here, and would be interested to know if I came close or not after you've considered it. [i]Dreaming that you are in a room, denotes a particular aspect of your Self or a particular relationship. Dreams involving various types of rooms often relate to hidden areas of the conscious mind and different aspects of your personality. From your description, I would say that whilst dreaming, you are in a dark, eerie or confining room, which makes you feel uneasy. This means that you feel trapped or repressed in some situation in your waking life. The feeling of anxiety about the room and after you wake, could be a reflection of what you feel in your waking life. Your anxiety about this room may be the result of unexpressed emotions, resentment, and hostility in your waking life... something you can't talk to others about, perhaps, or you find difficulty in showing your emotions about. This could be in a relationship, at work, family, whatever.[/i] The whole dream would suggest to me that you feel trapped or repressed in some situation or relationship because you're unable to show your emotions to whomever is concerned, or you're feeling resentful and hostile towards somebody who is either a work colleage or someone closer to you. You feel you can't speak out about this for some reason though, so I need you to think about this. Could it be somebody in authority, like a boss, a parent or somebody whom you would normally look up to? Does somebody or something make you feel uneasy every time you come across them/it? I would be interested to know please, how close I am with this. I've been studying dream interpretation for a couple of years, but your description of your dream is quite vague and if you could offer a little more, I might be able to translate it better. However, you might get something from what I've told you here... I hope so. You needn't fear this dream, or regard it as a nightmare. You just have to get over the feeling of resentfulness and learn how to show your emotions or discuss this with whomever is concerned so that you can resolve the issues and get these dreams to stop. Brightest Blessings... I hope I've been of some help to you.

This is an unusual kind of nightmare and it might be related to feelings rather than images. Dreams are generated in the subconscious and is generally associated with images. I think you are touching on a deeper sense or source which relate to feelings. Cheers!!