What does a nightmare me when a lil girl get her face grinded up in a garbage disposal? I'm tired of having these dreams?

I'm tired of having these dreams worse things happen in these nightmares I have but this was the worse one I saw. It was so vivid and terrifying. I woke up with my heart pounding out of my chest.

Does it mean anything. Also, why do I constantly have nightmares? Asked by cmbpdr 13 months ago Similar questions: nightmare lil girl face grinded garbage disposal tired dreams Health > Mental Health.

Similar questions: nightmare lil girl face grinded garbage disposal tired dreams.

I used to have to take a lot of notes in lecture classes - tons of notes so I decided to take a stenography class. I needed to accomplish it quickly so I put a lot of time into it. I started dreaming in sten.

Writing the entire dream/story in stenographic symbols. It was driving me nuts and eventually just stopped but I don't think it had a great deal of meaning other than I was doing a speed learning course. A lot of irrelevant things and some relevant life experiences seen to get mixed up in he random neuron fire of our dreams.

Scrooge thought his visitation from the ghost of Marley was a bit of undigested beef. The story aside, that's probably not too far from true, but I do notice that if I watch a very emotional film just before bedtime, it can occasionally result in an overly active dream pattern; usually unrelated to the film yet disturbing. I don't usually have nightmares per se.

Thinking about unresolved problems is not really a nightmare it's a pain in the but but not a nightmare. I did have a 100% genuine nightmare the other night that left me shaken. I have no idea what brought it on or why I would have come up with such a miserable thing to think about.

But it was one time thing and probably lasted only seconds and nearer to the time I was waking up then I surmised -- otherwise we dn't really remember much of what we dream. Don't eat too close to bedtime and skip the graphic forensic TV shows and you'll probably be fine.

Stop eating hot spicy foods before bed. Stop watching the horror slash and guts movies. Stop playing the violent video games.

Dreams are made from things you see, do, and hear in real life - all jumbled up and poured out into a mess of crap in dreams. They have no real meaning. They are not signs of things to come.

They are just dreams.

Watching what you eat, read, or watch on tv before retiring would be my recommendation. Dreams are usually fears and desires emanating from your subconscious self. Seek positive imput henceforth.

You might be watching the wrong movies or reading the wrong books. See:dreams.ca/http://www.bbc.co.uk/bang/ask_... ca.

You're dealing with internal stress or fear. Try listening to soothing music as you fall asleep and take the advice you received here. Your dreams will work themselves out.

Everyone has bad nightmares at times.

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