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Dream meaning

Rebshe88 · 2017-12-27 23:32:19

Usually I don't remember dreams unless they are the ones I wake up crying my eyes out. My latest one I have had twice now. For some reason my family ( husband and 3 kids) are in a castle which goes on fire. My husband and youngest child are up in the tower and someone, I don't know who manages to get the baby down but my…

27-12-2017 11:32pm

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Rebshe88

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Usually I don't remember dreams unless they are the ones I wake up crying my eyes out.
My latest one I have had twice now.

For some reason my family ( husband and 3 kids) are in a castle which goes on fire. My husband and youngest child are up in the tower and someone, I don't know who manages to get the baby down but my husband dies.
I then wake and can't stop crying.
I haven't had a dream like this in years and last time it was my brother and father who would die in a car crash.
Can anyone help me to understand this dream better?

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#2 23-04-2018 5:45pm

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Didn't see OP till now. Interesting topic. Content. Dream interpretation problematic. Folks quote Freud and Jung. But they are prescientific. Recurrent dreams evidence reliability. Repeated. Must be a reason. Unsure.

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#3 28-04-2018 9:22am

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Indeed dream interpretation problematic. Qualitative.

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#4 30-04-2018 1:25am

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Dreams treated as case studies. Historically. Freud. Jung.

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