Do you believe in Dreams?
By longbangod
@longbangod (1785)
Philippines
January 6, 2012 4:11pm CST
There was a moment in my life wherein I always dream when I sleep at night and even when I sleep during day time. I also noticed that in some point of my life, I slept without dreaming things usual or unusual. Some of my dreams which in a way has kept on coming back during my sleep was about dead people particularly a member of a family, sometimes, flying or being chased.
How about you, do you dream a lot in your sleep? What are those that keep on coming back when you sleep? And do you believe that there's a meaning to every dream that we have?
I just would like to share to you what I discover about the meaning of my dream last night, wherein I could say in a way that it is true...
Chocolates:
"To see chocolate in your dream signifies love, celebration and self-reward. It also suggests that you may be indulging in too many excesses and need to practice some restraint."
7 responses
@megamatt (14292)
• United States
8 Jan 12
My dreams are rather something intriguing to think about. And the thing is, we dream a lot of things, but what happens in the dream world, often does stay in the dream world. Unless it is a rather vivid dream to say the very least, I don't rather remember all that much about it. Granted, there might be bits and pieces that pop up, but often times dreams seem to not make sense.
In fact, dreams are something that often times make sense. Then again, it is going to be a time where our brains are trying to combat something that cannot really be combated for no reason whatsoever. There are just going to be many times where we are going to take a breath and just try and make sense of the muddled mess that is our dreams. It is amusing and frustrating. Dreams are complex if nothing else.
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@emdjay23 (1575)
• Philippines
7 Jan 12
I don't dream a lot.. but when I have problems I usually dreamed about driving a car.. I don't know what it means.. but if I dream of something, I always write it in my little journal.. my doctor says I should record my dream to see if it is recurrent dream and what really symbolizes it.
I believe in my dreams because I know somehow it speaks of REALITY..
@webearn99 (1742)
• India
7 Jan 12
I do believe in dreams, the ones I can work on and benefit. Suppose I see myself riding a luxury car, I take that as a sign that I want to have it. I work to earn the money for it. That is all what dreams mean to me.
Not that all of my dreams inspire me to do some thing about it, there are some which scare me, some which bore me. I just ignore them.
As I understand, dreams usually reflect infatuations of the dreamer. And when the dreamer does something positive about the dream, the dream comes true.
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@QeeGood (1213)
• Sweden
7 Jan 12
I sometimes have dreams as a warning for what is to come. It is just that my soul speaks in picture, which I have to interpret into reality situations. There are times, when I understands my dreams before the event will happen, as for other times I will have to go through the experience unprepared. As long as I survive through the events I am grateful. Dreams are important to figure out.
@goodgurL (92)
• Philippines
7 Jan 12
dreams has a meaning, but in my case when i dream something weird or something good i'll just pray about it. and i believe that dreams do come true.
dreams that always back when you sleep has a deeper meaning that God wants you to know. so prayer is so important when you dream to know the true meaning of that.^_^
God bless ^_^
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@akmyers (22)
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6 Jan 12
I believe that my dreams fall into two general categories -- life compass readings and mental hiccups. By life compass reading, I mean the dreams point to something that I have always wanted to try like rock climbing or do like teaching. I have recurring dream about teaching school under water. I write these down on my bucket list. The second category is for those dreams that are just my brain gathering all of the random craps of junk, throwing them out, and making room for new stuff.
