What do these recurring dreams mean?

Question

Dream 1: I'm racing a high powered race car, doing pretty well. As time goes on, parts gradually get erased off the car, until, ultimately, I'm way behind, holding a steering wheel attache to nothing, on only a seat, no wheels, pushing along with my feet.

Dream 2: Someone is chasing, always gaining, but although I'm running as fast as I can, it feels exactly like it does in real life trying to run up a very steep hill, and I can't go very fast.

Dream 3: (Driving again) I'm driving on a crowded, elevated freeway, very fast. Everything is so bright that I can't keep my eyes open and I can see very little. I can tell by the sounds that I am narrowly, narrowly missing terrible collisions, but I can't will my eyes to open any more.

Answer 1

Your dreams, as you already suspected, are related. You are living life in the fast lane (driving so fast that your car is falling apart, driving so fast that you can't even keep you eyes open). Your being chased signifies that you are avoiding a situation that you are pretty sure you can't win.Becoming tired is your mind becoming aware of the fact that you can't keep up the pace health wise. Maybe drugs or other wreckless behavior that could really hurt you?

Answer 2

I think that all three of these dreams explore a similar theme: that of losing control.  Perhaps you notice that this type of dream comes during a tulmultuous time in your life. You are afraid to lose control in your life, and you explore that by losing control in your dream.

Answer 3

All three seem to be competitive dreams.

Perhaps you're trying to get ahead at work and you feel you're not trying hard enough to win.

Answer 4

well your dream could be about something that happened in another life u could have invented the car how awesome would that be

Answer 5

everything is going your way, but theres this one thing that isn't and in the end its slowing you down.

Fix the problem, or learn that manythings don't always go your way. It was a Fluke.