Can anyone help please-- have been having similar kind of dreams since a few days- In each of the dreams?

Question

repeatedly I get lost on my way- sometimes I find it with difficulty and other times I am not able to do so, forget something important like a valuable or a thing of neccessity and then try to look for it, sometimes finding it with much difficulty and sometimes not succedding. Sometimes, I make reckless faults or because of absentmindedness or some lack of clarity I make an error and face much problems because of it-- put in a great deal of effort etc in solving the problems then. I am not able to stay or enjoy peacefully at one place- always forget something and then have to rush here or there or face promblems after loosing it. In between again I loose my way often in dreams and spend considerable time trying to find it out then

Answer 1

A good method for dream interpretation is to:

1) first write the dream down and how you felt when you woke up.

2 Highlight or rewrite on another page then detail what that character, verb, whatever words seem most significant to you you. A snake may may be sexual to one person, threatening and fearful to another, something beautiful to reptile specialist. What the symbol means to YOU is all that matters in YOUR dream. Dream books are less informative but they may help you think of options.

Often the dream "message" will start to unravel as you do the first two steps to something in your past present and future.

Example:

Recently I had a dream that I went into a violent struggle with a person who was going around killing everyone in sight. This has got to stop was my thought and the fight began. She turned into someone I knew from my past who I didn't respect and the fighting increased. In the end I knew I won, never was there blood or weapons, and I woke up feeling really good, which I viewed as odd given the content, but OK.

As the dream played out in my life this is what happened. About a week later I ended up in the hospital with a life-treatening case of ITP, (ridiculously low blood platelet count) probably caused by Lupus, but possibly Quinine could cause it. The wake-up call new doctors etc came after that and soon I was out of the hospital feeling way better than I had in months previous, and really optimistic that I could make changes that will prevent trouble in the future. The first struggle with the "unknown" was my battle with multiple health issues primarily Lupus, then the second character when looked at closely was symbolic of me when looked at. She was depressed and depressing, self-absorbed, sick a lot, and neglectful of protecting her animals particularly her dog who died in a busy street, unnecessarily. I had a cat die in the street months prior, and me, in a health spiral, looked a lot like the the other traits about her that I mentioned. I needed to rethink all of that concerning myself. The death of my cat was hard to look at, but I had already moved to a place with a six foot high cedar fence to protect all my remaining animals, on a less busy street in case they escape, and am protecting my indoor-out door kitty with a trolley and leash so he can't climb the fence but can still enjoy the grass and chase bugs and feel like he not in prison. But the realization that I can make mistakes too allowed me to let go of the disdain I felt for this person who lived on a busy street and allowed her dogs feedom to roam anytime.

Another important thing to know about dreams is they can be prophetic, or "visitation" dreams in which your gut will know. Visitation dreams typical are a deceased person who returns and says something very simple "like I love you" or "Why are you crying? I'm not dead" or  ofentimes  addresses some unfinished business in which you say "I'm sorry" or whatever.

Prophetic dreams warn you of something that is immminent soon or maybe years away. I had two dreams warning of my father's passing. One two years prior one the day prior. I acted on the first one and told my sister. She responded by mailing him a plane ticket. They hadn't seen each other in 17 years and had a great reunion. Then I dreamed that I mourned my mother again. I felt awful when I woke up, pushed the obvious symbol of "mourning a parent" away, and refused to look at what it might mean. He died that evening alone on his bed of a massive heart attack.

How do you separate the symbolic dreams from the literal ones? Gut feeling when you wake up I guess. Once you begin to trust your dreams to be helpful, often inexpicable, useful events, even a communication with the Divine that bypasses ego resistance, you'll learn to tell the difference. Anyway good luck, I hope my experiences are useful to you or someone.

Answer 2

These feelings come up if I were to imagine having this dream ...

The dream of a seeker who is anxious for the truth and anxious to be sincere and anxious to be on the correct path.

And sometimes something gets left out, but it can be confusing because sometimes it is Something Important that we have been distracted from. And so we feel we must be more diligent on our Path. But other times it is something simple and precious and humble -- some part of ourselves -- that we have left behind precisely because we are trying so hard to be on the Path!

It reminds me of the bumper sticker which I think has a good spiritual message: "Don't just do something, stand there!"

((namaste))

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Answer 3

this is one sign of insanity, friend i advice you to attend your physician everyday, or even most of the time. dont forget to pray,,maybe the time is near.

Answer 4

You sound like you are under a lot of stress during the day.

You are afraid of making choices, and when you do.........you are afraid that the choice you  made is wrong.

You lack self-confidence.

When you wake up from your dream........reverse the situation in your mind to something positive.

Let's say you in your dream you make a mistake........when you wake up........say that was not a mistake....nothing happened.

Answer 5

For some reason, life has become overwhelming to you.  Do you feel rushed or prone to error in your waking life?  Are you trying to do too much with too little time?  Do you need to cut out some of the activities in  your busy life so that you'll be better able to manage your time without becoming stressed?

Perhaps you have become ill and do not realize it (see your doctor) or you have too much emotional stress in your life due to unhealthy choices or relationships.

Pray to God your Creator and ask Him to give you wisdom in all the things, and the courage to make whatever changes are needed to bring more peace and order to your life.

Fairelight

Answer 6

Wow, I have had that same dream, not recently, but some years ago. For me, it was a message from my subconscious telling me that on some level, I felt I had either lost my way or was not awake to my current lessons therefore making critical errors, or both. It may or may not have been actually true, but it was what I thought about myself at the time. So much of that kind of self assessment is or can be clouded by our own self image. This is very much a universal classic type dream, especially for the Spiritually inclined.

Blessings!