What does it mean to dream of your grandmother?

Answer 1

It's probably you're just having subcontious thoughts. Dreams are like a movie; they play back events and things you've been thinking about subcontiously. This means, that there is like a net at the back of your brain that catches all of the subcontious thoughts you think in a day, and at night, when you get into your R.E.M. stage of sleep, your brain plays back what you've been thinking about. Here's the tricky part; subcontious thoughts are thought, well, subcontiously, so while one part of your brain is concentrated on something, like talking, or hanging with your friends, the other part is thinking about other things, and you dont even notice it. The only time you notice these thoughts is when you're dreaming. Maybe your grandma is ill, and subconciously, you're worried about her, so you have dreams that she dies. Who knows? ONLY you... hope I helped:)

Answer 2

It means that during the night your grandma will be trying to tell you something and it means that she is watching and protecting you its a good thing. But you might see sudden visions of her when you feel unsafe or alone.

Answer 3

It seems as if you really appreciated and loved your grandmother while she was still alive! This is normal to have dead loved ones appear back into your dreams. The occurrence is not uncommon. If these dreams are pleasant, it is nothing to be concerned of. If not, just remember none of it is real.

Answer 4

If your grandmother passed away recently, the dream is a normal part of the grieving process. Your subconscious mind uses dreams as a way of gradually accepting the reality and finality of your loss. On the other hand, dreams of the dead can be triggered by familiar places, music and especially by fragrances that are associated with the deceased. See the link below for more information and examples.

Answer 5

A meaningful interpretation is impossible with such limited information. The dream means different things depending on whether the grandmother is living or deceased, very close to the dreamer or emotionally detached. The emotional tone of the dream (threatening or expectant) is very important to the interpretation as well as anything that happens in the dream itself.

Answer 6

Without further information it is impossible to guess at any interpretation. It depends on whether or not your grandmother is alive in reality, whether she is healthy or dreadfully ill, next door or overseas. Any dream's meaning lies in the emotional tone of the dream; happy, grief-stricken, frightened or angry. Finally, one must consider what is happening in any dream; If Granny is baking cookies, that is very different than if she is dancing the hoochi-coochi, or lying on her deathbed.

Answer 7

Dreaming of deceased loved ones is a normal part of the grieving process. It is not at all unusual and only means that the mind is struggling to accept the reality of death.

Answer 8

probably just that you loved her and miss her.

Dreams are a normal part of the grieving process, often representing continuing love for the deceased.

Answer 9

that you lack a quality that she holds