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I have had a dream where I died when the world was ending and my dad had a dream where I got ran over by a car crazy right!They say what you dream of is what you experienced or thought of early in the day or life
Answer:
Dreams express the dreamer's thoughts, emotions, memories and urges through symbolic images and metaphors. While they often do reflect one's daily experience, thoughts of the previous day and memories of early life, they can refer to many other things as well. Dreams of death usually refer to change, such as the end of a school term, the end of a relationship or some personal milestone such as a birthday.
> This particular dream shows influence from the current media hype about the world ending in 2012. Your dad's dream expresses very common parental concern for your safety. Neither dream predicts any actual event.
In dreams, death almost always represents a major change, transition or transformation in the dreamer's life. Such dreams are common just before graduations, end of term, career changes, moving from one house to another, etc. See attached link for more examples and further discussion.
You can't necessarily read into things you dream. Dreams are your subconscious fitting things you thought about that day into images and pictures which are combined at night.
In this dream, the funeral is probably a literal depiction of a familiar phrase, such as "I'm a dead man," or "I'm finished." Figure out how that expression applies to waking life, and the meaning of the dream will be clear.
it may be a fear it may be a meaning. nobody really knows
it means u'll be die nearly.i m not sure,,,,but it says by someone
http://www.tocquevillian.com/articles/0165.html And also a dream is just a dream
It is quite common for people to dream about social embarrassments of various types, since this is something we worry about.
This dream suggests that the dreamer feels dirtied or polluted by his/her own words or behavior.
Much of the meaning of this dream depends on the identity of the deceased. If the funeral is for a celebrity, the dream suggests an end to whatever the celebrity is associated with, whether music, politics, sports, etc. If the dream gives no clue about the deceased, then the dream suggests that some part of the dreamer's self has been lost or is in danger of being lost.
If the question is about a dream, it means that you realize that you are no longer a part of your ex-husband's life and that it is time to move on with your own life. If the question is not about a dream but refers to something this ex actually told you, it means that you would not be welcome at his funeral and that you need to sever all remaining ties you may have, including any emotional connections or wishful thinking.
Your dreams are always about your own life. So the "someone" in this dream represents yourself, and the dream is about your own guilt or anxiety.
The dream reflects your own attraction to this guy, or your interest in guys in general. Your dream only expresses your own thoughts and feelings; it does not mean that the guy (or any guy) is thinking or dreaming about you.
Each dream is about the person who does the dreaming. So when you appear in another person's dream, "you" are usually a symbol representing something about the dreamer's self. In this particular dream, the dreamer might feel that you are absent from his/her life in some sense.
This dream represents feeling that one has no place of one's own.
The dream only means that there is something going on in your life and you feel unprepared for whatever it is that you are expected to do.
This dream is a reflection of the events in the dreamer's real life. It is not clear from the note whether the dreamer's father is actually deceased (better use of the written language is recommended.) The dream could suggest feelings of regret for not attending the funeral.
The dream expresses your own deep emotions. It is very possible that you have been in denial about your boyfriend's unacceptible behavior, and that your own mind is using this dream to nudge you into admitting that the relationship needs to change.