Post by KittyLane on Feb 17, 2007 23:46:50 GMT -5
Chase Dreams
Chase dreams refer to those dreams that revolve around a pursuit, driving something towards or away from something else (in most cases, you). They could also be referring to a hurried situation. These dreams are usually recurring and display forms of anxiety or fear.
A common example, not being able to run is symbolic that you will soon have to face the problem and won't be allowed to run any longer, because circumstances have come to this point.
Ask yourself the following questions:
1. What is significant to you about this chase? Do you think the chase is meaningful or not?
2. Do these chase dreams link with circumstances in your waking life? If so, what?
3. What is the dominant emotion you have in your dream?
4. Are you the chaser, or are you being chased?
5. Are you alone, or are others involved?
6. What is the overall outcome of the chase?
As noted with recurring dreams, anxiety dreams and nightmares, once you take control (and you can by acknowledging the true representation of the symbols) you can rise above the problem. This is what your subconscious is trying to tell you. Handle your real life situation before it grows out of control.
www.bewitchingways.com/dreams/chase.htm
Chase dreams refer to those dreams that revolve around a pursuit, driving something towards or away from something else (in most cases, you). They could also be referring to a hurried situation. These dreams are usually recurring and display forms of anxiety or fear.
A common example, not being able to run is symbolic that you will soon have to face the problem and won't be allowed to run any longer, because circumstances have come to this point.
Ask yourself the following questions:
1. What is significant to you about this chase? Do you think the chase is meaningful or not?
2. Do these chase dreams link with circumstances in your waking life? If so, what?
3. What is the dominant emotion you have in your dream?
4. Are you the chaser, or are you being chased?
5. Are you alone, or are others involved?
6. What is the overall outcome of the chase?
As noted with recurring dreams, anxiety dreams and nightmares, once you take control (and you can by acknowledging the true representation of the symbols) you can rise above the problem. This is what your subconscious is trying to tell you. Handle your real life situation before it grows out of control.
www.bewitchingways.com/dreams/chase.htm
