/x/ - Paranormal

alright, i'm a little new to dream interpretation, but i'll do what I can

>public bar means want to escape stress

>someone else holding knife means they are inflicting hard choices on you

>attacking means choices are harmful

>bleeding means loss of vitality

>your own blade and attack means you have the capacity to counter these issues

>people running in unison means you believe people are in on something, leaving you out

second:

>outside represents freedom

>moving inside indicates loss of

>saw means you should stop doing something

>tin can means something you wish to preserve

>bleeding, same as before, loss of vitality

>chasing means you are trying to avoid someone, or are insecure about something

third:

>hug indicates love and trust

>fading indicates loss of imagination and motivation

>sinister tone means you believe you are being coerced

And a cross in it's standard position means suffering, matyrdom and death. I'm not sure how to peice this all together, but those are the symbols as I see them

>>35571

It's hard to tell without knowing you, but the feeling I get from reading your violent dreams is that you're depressed or you hate yourself but you're not conscious of it or you're not doing anything to get better, so your mind is forcing you to deal with it. The fact that in your dreams nobody helps you could mean that you feel hated by society or you have low self-esteem (and don't deserve to be helped).

The dream you had on the day of the eclipse is really creepy. It sounds like you were abducted or attacked by some spiritual entities.

I've had a reoccurring dream of my own since I was 7 years old. You'd think I'd forget it, but it happens at least once a year, sometimes twice or three times per year. Pretty much what happens is…

>Be in bedroom

>Raptors break down backyard fence and come into house

>Always implied that my family is slaughtered, but I never see any of them in the dream

>Run through various traps and puzzles trying to escape the raptors

>Pretty much like the original Jurassic Park kitchen scene, but about 10x more terrifying

>Always somehow manage to escape the queen, only for one of her brethren to jump at me

>Always wake up right as I'm caught

There's just a few things that are strange about this reoccurring dream because of their consistency…

<1. I'm always my current age in the dream.

<2. The dream always occurs in the current house I'm living in.

<3. If non-house members are over, they always appear in the dream and get "jumped" before I look away and never find out what happened to them

<4. I always remember my past mistakes and correct them, even if I've long forgotten what they were in my awakened state, allowing me to last longer in each new dream rendition, even if I sleep less time in one rendition vs. another, and even though the physical layout of the house has changed sometimes.

Last time, the last raptor in the house was leaving when they finally caught me up on the rooftop. I'm worried about what will happen next year when the dream occurs, and the year after I'll be on a boat, so I'm unsure how the raptors will reach me there.

>>35571

I think something's trying to control you or command you, OP. At the very least, they're trying to mentally weaken you. I've never had a dream where my image physically got hurt, as I always wake up if I'm about to be hurt in my dreams, even if it's just cuts or scratches. I've had my limbs "detached" in a dream before, but they were still fully functional and I didn't really notice the detachment.

>>35590

Strangely enough I've never had nightmares about raptors. I was terrified of them when I was a child, my imagination made me see them behind the glass door of our bathroom whenever I went to pee.

>>35772

>>35772

>Dream diaries (updated on a daily basis) and reality checks are not an option

Are not optional is what I meant. You must do these things.

>>35573

I think that the man himself ties the three dreams together. Both anon and the man begin in the bar. Like you said he wants to escape from the stresses given to him, but the man follows him in. I think the man is either someone close to him, or symbolic for some authority over him, influencing him. The man follows him around all the time, appearing within both dreams, inflicting hard choices on him. These choices become harder by the mans appearance, it's not normal or anything that anon is accustomed to receiving. This would cause the hard choices to become jumbled in anon's mind, and these choices made without clear understanding will cause negative effects on anon. The knives take away his happiness, health and sleep, and eventually after trying to leave the bar he retaliates. What happens is the man that followed him fell with him, and when it was over anon wanted to make peace. The man wanted none of it, and continued to harm anon, even into the second dream.

With the second dream, the mob probably represents those around him that he doesn't truly know, being beckoned to something that they don't know but anon subconsciously knows. The anon is outside, feeling good for once, and is completely free. The affects of the man had taken it's toll, and so he goes to the gym to get his life in order. The man is already waiting for him, and offers him something he shouldn't really have in exchange for something he cares about. The thing offered did not help anon much, so anon tries to leave it only to find out that what he had offered caused what he had loved to be less lovable and his vitality decreases.

I think the continuation reveals who the man is. I think the man is some old friend, or past lover. They're confusing anon with different emotions and are not being completely honest. They still have desires, but there is just not enough to keep things together.

Basically, maybe it's an old friendship or relation that no longer works, and whenever you're about to find freedom it draws you back in.

Been fighting all day go to sleep this is what happens

>Be in some kind of sjip basement

>all is dark gloomy and (wet)?

>much like the belly of a ship

>Near me stands a demon that is incredibly tall has dark skin horns and furious looking on me

>i am nearly up to his nipples in length

>I fight him

>he gets defeated

>i push him down on a table

>he turns into a black woman

>this black woman is beutiful

>she spreads her legs and opens her mouth

>i go in to cum in her mouth

>do it

>feel like i just wet my trousers and wake up

>>35851

You've been playing too much CoC

Not really a nightmare, but more than half (say, 80%?) of my dreams are about my old apartment. They often include meeting with the people I've known there.

>>36131

first dream.

on the surface it sounds clear.

the Castle up ahead is the future, you fear it, whatever it is.

the hero arrives and he represents all you admire/love. he offers to go with you to fade the fear the future and conquer/destroy it.

you refuse, saying you will take the back roads, avoiding any great challenge and just taking the easy/quiet route through life, staying as you are.

maybe the hero represents you, what you could become, what you want to become but are currently afraid.

he wants to go with you to face the future, a more challenging but rewarding future where you confront and overcome your fears.

maybe you should go with him. become him.

face that castle with the same confidence that he has.

fear shouldn't push you away always, sometimes you should be brave and trust in yourself that you have the strength to defeat it and continue on your journey through it and past it.

in waking life, you can begin building your confidence by exercising every day and building up your physical strength.

it will change how you perceive yourself to some extents, but more importantly, it will show you that you can accomplish something difficult, that you can conquer yourself, your body.

for me, when I became strong, I don't mean arnold level, but athletic, my dreams would often have me with even greater strength, and poweful arms, pullling me up scaling walls and trees with ease and confidence.

face your fears in life, take risks, because life is risks, and fears are usually more in your mind and you stopping yourself, rather than anything else.

try taking up a slightly risky hobby or activity, not gambling, something which relies on your skill.

a sport or something.

take calculated risks regularly, practise facing your fears.

>>35898

you really were the stalker/burglar and you are schizophrenic.

this has been going on for years, but this is the first time you've had a memory of your other self.

be careful, because now he knows you are aware of him, he may come for you.

or, no. don't worry about it, I've dreamt a lot of being other people or not present.

I dream mostly of being myself though.

maybe improve your apartment's security for your unconscious peace of mind. no harm in doing so.

an extra lock on the front door, tighter window seals, a motion sensor light.

>>35890

I had that with an old house I had lived in.

probably represents some part of your life to you.

are you content with your life as it is now? maybe do something, find a new job, study or start a new activity that you've wanted to do, and stick with it.

perhaps your brain thinks backwards more because it isn't content with the present.

move forward and the past becomes more faint.

>>35571

some general advice based on my own experiences of several years with repeitive themes in dreams.

1. actively think positively during the day.

turn passive negative thoughts into positive ones.

"I will never finish this -> if I keep at it, I will finish it and do it well"

with consistent practice, it will affect your perception and give you a clearer vision of things over time. the conscious mind has effect over the unconscious.

2. don't dwell on your dreams. tell one person briefly or write them down briefly, then don't replay them.

instead, think of how you could resolve the problem in each dream, then visualise doing it in the dream with all your imagination.

so either by turning your body to be as hard as steel, or by walking through a wall and landing on a beautiful warm beach with good friends. any positive resolution.

do this every time, and over time it will improve your ability to resolve problems in dreams while asleep too.

the machete was a good start, actively dealing with your problem, but don't take his shoulder and walk with him after.

instead, say "look, you are defeated, go find your own way, this is my way".

or throw him out of the bar and then sit down and have some food and a chat with the barman.

or push him into a corner of the bar, tell him to get a grip, and then leave the bar and go sightseeing or find something more fun to do.

it might takes months of this before you realise things have improved. it's good though.

>>35851

You fight against the devil, who you defeat. Seems to me like you're overcoming something that has openly been bothering you, or will overcome a struggle that you have had for a while. But beware, for the woman is still the devil in a different form. Take care that your next interests will not bring negative effects to you like your original ones did.

>>35590

To be quite frank, you're caught. You can feel it leaking through the dream and into your life, there is something surrounding you and those around you. It doesn't matter where you turn, or where you try to hide. You can feel the guilt from something done years ago, something that should be long forgotten get in the way of friends and family. The puzzles then are you trying to reason with yourself. You're struggling and out running it, when you should turn and face the unknown without fear.

>be me

>some gay ritual happenin

>be like wtf

>throw grenade into salon

>>36152

>be me

<You, not being anyone else or any different from what you are. Nothing has changed, you are what you are in the physical world.

>some gay ritual happenin

<homosexual activities are happening, and it seems to be a large and complex ritual

>be like wtf

<You look confused, but don't actually run. Instead, you watch.

>throw grenade into salon

<You just want to come out of the closest, don't you?

>>36302

Had another dream where a Carl's Jr. Employee picked a fight with my grandma and then my order never processed after I beat the shit out of him.

> keep dreaming of my ex

> one night dream that I find her, stalk her, lift her into the sky and drop her to her death

> wake up, realize I hate her

> think about her a lot, even though it's been years since she dumped me and left me with nothing

Can some psychic person kill any emotional response I have to her or at least tell me when I'm going to find someone to fill this hole in my heart and life?

>>36311

Won't happen (won't last) until you fix yourself anon. You're feeling inferior.

>>36312

Of course I'm feeling inferior. Nobody shares their problems on 8chan if they feel good about themselves. I need help but I know nobody on here can give it other than vague platitudes.