Reaccurring Chase Dreams Can Be Trying To Tell You Something
Holly Dodd
Having dreams of being chased are one of the universally common
dreams. Unfortunately, these are dreams that will sometimes
follow one all throughout their life. Most dream interpretation
experts feel that chase dreams are reflections of anxiety or
pressure that is going on in the dreamer’s life.
Chase dreams can exhibit themselves in a range of ways. Often
the dreamer is being chased by someone that they fear will harm
them or even kill them. These dreams are many times so realistic
that the dreamer will be frightened for a few minutes even after
waking up.
So what is it in our waking state that causes us to be chased
in our dreams? Perhaps there is something that we know we must
do but for whatever reason we have been avoiding. This action
that we are avoiding could be the attacker in our dream.
Instead of facing the task and taking action we choose to run
away from it. So this dream represents the things that you are
trying to get away from or avoid like a bad relationship, a job
that we hate, maybe even a book report that’s due.
It’s said that if you have been troubled by the same
reoccurring chase dream you can examine what is going on in
your life that you are trying to avoid, confront it and the
chase dreams go away.
Some times the attacker in the dream is not something that you
are avoiding but can even be yourself. Unsettled feelings of
resentment, anger and fright can often enter your dreams in the
form of the threat of an attacker. Again, in reality the
attacker is just a representation of your life.
Sometimes you can resolve a dream by confronting the attacker
in the dream. This can be difficult for some people as they are
unable to take an active role in the dream state, if you are
able to though, give it a shot. Ask the attacker what they want
why are they chasing you, you may find the answer to your wake
state trouble right from the attacker.
Of course chase dreams do not always have symbolic meaning.
Sometimes dreams where you are being chased simply represent a
fear of being a victim to crime. This type of direct fear
dreams are more common in women than in men. Women, in
particularly those living in high crime areas, often feel in
danger in their waking lives, and this fear just carries over
into their dream state.
It doesn’t really matter why you are having these chase dreams,
it is generally possible to reduce or eliminate them simply by
examining the cause of these dreams in the first place.
About The Author: Web publisher, Holly Dodd writes articles
about the meaning of dreams for her website
http://www.mydreammeaning.info. For related articles and other
resources, visit Holly's website:
http://www.FreeOfferGuide.com
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