Do u know why we keep seeing tha same dream on some nights since we are small, till now?
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Recurrent dreams are often reported to begin at times of stress, such as the death of a loved one, separation from parents, or the divorce of parents. However, the content usually does not reflect the stress situation directly.\nSee all about it in
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It is a very common dream. I used to get them, but not any more. You are imaginative but do not realize your potential fully. you are a dreamer but with feet firmly on the ground. you have a lot of aspirations and hopes but you are secretive and do not share it with others.you secretly imagine miracles, knowing fully that they don't happen.\nI used to dream of peacocks landing and taking off from my terrace
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Not much really! :-) Just that you are keep thinking about the same things! You'll probably have some people wanting to give you Freudian interpretations, i.e. that you are repressed, fixated, etc. Dreams are just your brain continuing to be active when your body is asleep!
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dreams do not always mean what they are about. they are more of subconcious memorys. \nwhat do you do?  what can you do?
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Yeah, usually it's just from something on your mind, or just some random thing. Happens to me a lot. I'll be thinking about someone a lot and they will be in my dream but it will be in some extremely random location.
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not sure about the dreams or maybe i dreamed it and didnt remember..anyway ive had the deja vue experience a couple of times i have been standing in a certain place doing a specific thing then it hit me..ive been here before and why does things look so familiar? knowing in my mind that i have never been there
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No one really know what dreams really mean.  Maybe you were worried about your friends after they died and maybe that is why your friends respond by smiling and saying they were on vacation.  I like to think that when I dream of people in my life that passed away, they are just coming to say hello.  Look into your faith or beliefs for answers. Maybe that will help.  I hope I helped a little.
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I think so. I know a lot of time dreams could be a glimsp of what is to come. At other times, you dream to get answers to questions you have in your life, basicall its your brains way of finding solutions to problems or conflicts in your life.
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I get that alot as well. It's like you are predicting the future while you sleep, but there are always strange variations on reality that make it easy to dismiss.  Then when what you predicted happens close enough to your dream to make you think wow, but different enough not to have seen it coming.\n\nThe explanation that I have made up for this is a firm grasp of the random.  On some deep level you can guess whats going to happen, and it plays out in a dream the night before.
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I think it is called mutual dreaming
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I don't believe in these generic dream interpretations. I believe each dream is individual to each person. The fact it's a reoccurring dream would indicate it's something very prevalent in your life. There's something always on the back of your mind. Your subconscious is trying to tell you what it is. Dreams can be indications of both good or bad things in your life. The fact your daughter is in the river is a good indication. Your daughter is as pure as a crystal clear stream. You don't seem threatened in any way that she's in the water, for you are teaching her well. You know there's something special about her. Her waters run true. Make sure you pay special attention to her needs. For she will make a difference in this world.\n\nThere's also a possibility the girl in the dream is not your daughter but in fact it is you. If you replay the dream in your mind you may see it this way. I wont tell you what that dream means unless you decide the girl in the dream is in fact yourself.\n.
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Some of my dreams involve random people i haven't seen in years, or that i never want to see again.  Dreams can be very confusing, not all psychologists can figure them out.  Don't worry about it unless she starts getting very flirty with him.
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No-one is quite sure why we dream while sleeping.  \nIt seems to be the brain trying to make sense of things that have happened to us.  \nThis may be by weaving new material into the memory, in a way that will help us cope with future events.  \nGood luck with your English!
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i have a classmate in highschool and we were never that clsoe until 1 time i told her i had a strange dream about her which includes blood & being locked up at school at dusk. the funny thing was she had a dream about me too which also includes blood & being locked up at school at dusk. since then we became close, & we would usually talk about our similar dreams. there were also times that we'd go to a new place and we'll just say, 'hey, this place is familiar. i think i've been here with you!' even if we know very well that it's our first time to be in that place...\n\nit's just plain weird for us until 1 time, our hang-out place (the auditorium) was being renovated. that was when we found out there were 2 girl friends who died there 40 years ago when the place was also being renoated.\n\nit was then that we concluded that maybe we were once those 2 girl friends. maybe you and your friend have that weird connection because it's also got soemthing to do in the past...
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I have spent a lot of time in the past few years analyzing my dreams.  I find the more I pay attention to them, the more (and in depth) I dream -- or more and in-depth I remember them.  [The argument remains, "do we always dream & not always remember?" or "Do we not always dream?".  I, personally, have not decided that issue.]\n\nI do find that my dreams relate to the present.  For example, in last night's dream, I dreamed a restaurant caught fire (I mentioned a dessert from that restaurant in a recent Yahoo!Answer); I was about to watch a sports event with girls from my high school (I have been thinking about my high school in the past few days, and about some of my male friends loving to watch football on TV); we were about to pull a fire alarm before I woke up (it was exactly like the fire alarm at my high school)...\n\nI remembered about seven specific connections between what's been on my mind lately and what I dreamed about in that one dream -- before I got caught up in the day's activities.  \n\nI am seriously believing that night dreams are very much like "day dreams" -- when your mind wanders during awake hours (when you think of a subject and your mind wanders with it... you make a story out of it sometimes).  If you've "day dreamed", you know what I mean.  \n\nPerhaps the more creative or day-dreamer you are, the more you night dream.  And, the more you pay attention to them, the more you remember them. \n\nMy conclusion is, more and more (or I should say "continually/repeatedly"), settling on that  relationship.  I have been studying them for years because I have had time to devote to it and dreams are such a hot issue at times; I have been intent on figuring them out, if I could.\n\nI do not believe that dreams are symbolic of some "inner self" that you are not unaware or conscious of.\n\nI, too, find I dream more (at night), or remember them, when I am (in general) less stressed.  \n\n\nTHAT'S the report!!   :D
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That is weird you might have some kind of gift. If it happens again then it may be some kind of gift if not, it might just be a coincidence.
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Nearly everyone dreams every night. The difference is in remembering it.\n\nThe full moon is associated with, um, exaggerated behaviour. Perhaps your dreams are more vibrant during this time, hence your family's tendency to remember them.\n\nLest you doubt the ability of the moon to influence our bodies and brains, think of the tides and the fact that our bodies are 70% water.