What does it mean when you dream about someone who has died every night?

Answer 1

It means maybe you should work on letting go, maybe visit their grave, talk to someone that knew them well or revisit memories you have with them, maybe write them a letter telling them what you think or your feelings. It may help

Answer 2

This could be a warning. You may want to reevaluate your life and make sure you have not offended anyone and apologize if you have. If you are fighting with anyone stop before it is too late. I never believed in karma when I was younger, but after living over 50 years the saying "what goes around, comes around" is to true. If you are putting out bad karma by arguing, complaining, not being thankful, lusting, or any of the other 7 deadly sins stop immediately, start stating your thanks, keeping a journal and helping others. Never ever say anything bad about anyone or any negative comment about anything. This is all bad karma and EVERYTHING comes back just like positive karma comes back as blessing. Even picking up trash that others have thrown away is positive karma as you are making the world a better place. I feel I am pretty in tune and even if I go clean up the yard outside my apartment building I can feel the positive difference. This is kind of an extreme example, just to illustrate the point but, there are so many ways to give back like answering questions on Answers.com, giving a flower, giving complements, sending a card, letter or email. Anything that makes other people's lives better. We have been given our free agency here in this life. We can do a lot of good or a lot of bad or just get by. It is up to us. Just my opinion. This may be helpful.

Answer 3

The meaning of the dream depends on the identity of the "dead people" and most importantly, on the emotional tone of the dream. A peaceful, reassuring dream of one's deceased grandparents is very different from a terrifying nightmares of decomposing corpses, or a dream of casualties on a battlefield or victims of terrorists. The focus of the dream might be the dreamer's continuing love and affection for the deceased or it might express anxiety about one's ability to survive some approaching difficulty.

> See the link below for further examples and discussion of dreaming about dead people.

Answer 4

It means that some part of your life seems to be dead. The dream is your mind's effort to alert you to the loss of this part of yourself so that you can correct the situation. The identity of the dead "someone" in the dreams could hint at the area of your life that you need to recover.

Answer 5

The meaning of the dream depends entirely on the identity or appearance of the "dead person." For example, a comforting, peaceful dream of your long-departed beloved grandmother would mean something quite different than a terrifying dream of an anonymous rotting corpse. See the article attached below for more information and examples.

Answer 6

Dreams of someone who died recently generally reflect the subconscious mind's effort to cope with that person's sudden absence. If the deceased was particularly important in the dreamer's life, these dreams would represent a painful but natural part of the mourning process.

> Dreams of someone who died sometime ago could have many different meanings depending on the content and context of the dream and the dreamer's personal situation. In this case, the dead person might symbolize some other issue in the dreamer's life.

> But dreams that recur every night generally concern some sort of problem or issue that the dreamer is avoiding. In this case, the dreamer may be avoiding some decision or necessary business related to the person's death. See the attached website for further information.

Answer 7

It can mean that they are on your mind a lot, when we're thinking of things constantly theyre bound to seep into our dreams as well.