if u keep dreaming about the same thing/person.. what does that mean? like, why would i keep dreaming about someone that i don't really thing about during the day? thank youuu
Dreams are the way we process our subconscious. You haven't exactly specified what position the person you're dreaming about holds in your life, but if it's minimal, I'd say forget it. Your recurring dreams are most likely processing the fact that you had a dream about something less-than usual.
If this 'thing/person' means something to you, however, I'd advise that you investigate the meaning behind it. Why are you questioning its existence in your life?
When you no longer want to dream about this, think about it at length before bed. Transferring the thoughts from our sub- to conscious will allow them to pass through the dreaming mechanism.
Chicken_flavored_eggs answered Friday June 9 2006, 11:07 pm: You can distract yourself during the day by doing other things, but if something really has your attention or something is really bothering you, it can manifest itself in dreams. It really doesn't mean a whole whole lot, it just means that your mind is fixated on some thing/person. If your dreams are reoccuring, I would assume that you are very fixated on some thing/person.
Sometimes when you dream your brain fires off thoughts and feelings and stuff that has happened. So, it may just be something that is in your mind, and while your brain is active during sleep, it is what comes up. [ Chicken_flavored_eggs's advice column | Ask Chicken_flavored_eggs A Question ]
DefinedEyes answered Thursday June 8 2006, 5:38 pm: Well dreams are complicated,
some poeple think they mean things, and some people think they dont mean a thing.
So sometimes you dream about whats usually on the back of your mind, what you push aside during the day, your subconsious..
And sometimes its just random,
and they really dont mean anything.
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