I have had this dream multiple times, what does it mean?

Question

Ever since I was around 3 or 4 years old, (I am almost 12 now) I have had this dream that I am in my moms white 300 E mercedes on the freeway in the seat behind the drivers seat. i am alone in the car, there are no other cars on the freeway. the car is swerving, and i feel that the car is going to crash. i start screaming and then i wake up. why does this dream keep happening to me, and what does it mean?

Answer 1

You should tell your mother to drive carefully and have her seat belt on. Knowing you're in the back seat of the car you might being seeing the accident but you're not in it. If you were you would see cars on the freeway.

Answer 2

Well, you refer to it as a dream, and not a nightmare, so I assume you aren't really frightened.  Probably the worst part starts happening just as you wake up.  It basically means you've still got a pure heart, I think.  Your imagination is still free and likes to soar and daydream.  At the end, when you start screaming...that's the boring things like chores, homework, school, responsibilities, etc... calling you back into the waking world, which is why you wake up after you start screaming.  You really don't enjoy doing those things except to make the ones around you happy with you.  Your spirit knows this, and is trying to pull your body toward fun things, but you keep giving in, instead, to fulfilling what you think of as some kind of duty to your parents to clean up their messes.  That's what the screaming is all about in the dream...being dragged into doing something you know you're not supposed to be doing...being a slave to your parents' requirements of you as proof that you love them.  "If you love me, you will do such and so..."  So what do you do?  You certainly don't want to let them think you don't love them, so you do as you're told, and your parents get their way.  You naturally assume, then, that you must always do as your told, or else it means you don't love the person who told you to do it.  That isn't true, and you know it.  I think if you let your parents read this, it might help that dream change.