Horrible dream

Lady Davenport

Has anyone else had a disturbingly real dream that really shook them afterwards? Or can anyone even explain this one? :eek:


I had a really crap nights sleep last night because of the wind, and it was one of those nights where you are constantly clock-watching. I picked up a book and read it till felt like I could try to sleep (about 7.30am). The dream felt like it was short, but it was disturbingly real. At first I was downstairs in my home and a dog I don't recognise was attacking me and I felt really afraid. The next thing I'm in my own bedroom, which is in the front of my home. A huge shadow starts to cover my bedroom window, and when I look out I can see and plane had just hit the ground out the front of my home, and looks like it is in an uncontrollable slide towards the house, but stops thankfully. I bend down to pick up my runners and put them on, my intention is to gather anyone in the house and run like hell in case it exploded - but as I get up from putting on my shoes I notice that there is is another huge shadow, and was from a second plane that had fallen closer to the house and that split second it crashes through the front of my house and I feel this incredible heat and feel I've just died.

At this second my eyes are open, I'm lying on my bed, but I believe I've died still. It took me a few seconds to cop on I had been dreaming, but I cannot describe what I've dreamt with the true horror I experienced. I wondered then what exactly had happened to the planes in my dream, and I think its yet another one of my doomsday dreams. I've had these kinds of dreams since I was a child, and all of the horribly realistic. Only this latest one has taken the wind out of my sails, and I'd be afraid to go asleep again! :eek: What bothers me is, some of these dreams aren't outside the realms of probability (in my opinion).

Sorry about the long-winded post, but these dreams are getting to me now! Any thoughts anyone?

DaireMac

Well seems to be some kind of relationship with the doomsday scenario. There's a bit of the twin towers in their with the two planes deffo. You need to get propper advice on this really as I think that night mare type dreams come from a trauma that happened sometime in your life. The dreams can have no relation to the trauma it just triggered them. Hope this helps!!

Dara.

Lady Davenport

DaireMac wrote: »

Well seems to be some kind of relationship with the doomsday scenario. There's a bit of the twin towers in their with the two planes deffo. You need to get propper advice on this really as I think that night mare type dreams come from a trauma that happened sometime in your life. The dreams can have no relation to the trauma it just triggered them. Hope this helps!!

Dara.

Thanks for replying Dara.

I can't really think of anything significant that happened in my life that might have kicked off the recent dream. As a child they consisted of fireballs coming from the sky, and super storms killing everyone. I hadn't been watching anything or reading anything that would have put these notions in my head. I've always been petrified of a real doomsday disaster (stemming originally from the dreams). The magnetic north issue plays on my mind a bit, but not to the point of effecting my everyday life or anything.

I guess I fear that these aren't just dreams. God I sound crazy

james1410

I use to have lots of dreams about my parents been murderd and my self as well when i was younger it was horrible! one i remember was coming home to find body parts nailed to walls and finding out after my parents

were them then i woke up thank god! and one were i was in spain i think it was like spain or turkey i was stabbed in the back! god it was horrible! why in gods name were we given the abilty to enter a different world in our sleep! its good when you win the lotto in it or something but when its

about death and stuff no thanks :mad:

DublinWriter

The crashing 'plane and doing the Leaving Cert are my two reoccurring dreams.

I can't speak for you, but I've interpreted my crashing 'plane dreams as meaning that I think there's a lack of excitement in my life.