When someone is holding you down in your dream?

Answer 1

Oh, it sounds like you had a bit of a scary dream there, but don't you worry. Dreams can sometimes show us our fears and worries in strange ways. Remember, you're safe and sound now, and it's just your mind processing things in its own unique way. Take a deep breath, let go of that tension, and focus on the beauty and peace around you.

Answer 2

Dreams of being held down often occur just before awakening. There may be a sense of a hostile or threatening presence nearby or a feeling of something sitting on your chest that prevents you from moving. These are examples of "sleep paralysis," a phenomenon that is attributed to a sort of misfire or "hiccup" of the mind. Part of your brain has begun awakening from sleep, but other parts of your brain maintain the light paralysis of your limbs that is a normal function of being asleep. Although the sensation can be upsetting, science regards it as harmless.

Answer 3

When you pass through a certain stage of sleep, your body relaxes to a point at which you actually cannot move. Sometimes a person will be partially awake during this period, and feel that they are paralyzed. It is possible that this is the sensation you are experiencing. It is nothing to fear, only a slight lack of coordination between your sleep state and your conscious state.

Answer 4

This dream suggests that the dreamer is feeling restricted or confined by unidentified forces. For example, the dreamer may be frustrated not to receive promotions at work, and be unable to figure out why. Alternatively, the dream could suggest that the dreamer is experiencing sleep paralysis, in which the mind becomes awake before the natural paralysis of sleep has worn off.

Answer 5

This sounds like "sleep paralysis," a fairly normal phenomenon in which one becomes partly awake while the brain is still partially asleep. While sleeping and dreaming, the brain naturally shuts down most physical movement. This prevents sleepers from jumping out of bed and physically acting out every dream through the night. When the mind begins to awaken while the body is still in the sleep state, one can feel "paralyzed" or as though something is preventing movement. As the brain and body fully awaken the sleep paralysis naturally fades. Please see attached link for more information.

Answer 6

This dream suggests unwanted restriction. The meaning could change depending on the identity of the person holding one down. The context of the dream is also important. For instance, a Wrestling match would be very different from an attack on the street. Very generally, the dream means the dreamer feels severely restricted by someone in real life.

Answer 7

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