As a man I have pretty short hair in real life. My hair was black normally and half-whitened over time.
But I have dreamed that I have long blond hair. I n dream I was looking at myself in the mirror. My blond hair was beautiful.
In my dream; I want to go to the terminal. I used the stairs because the elevators were full. When I came down, the moving walkway moved. I ran to the moving walkway and i was over it. Then I looked and noticed that I’m on a bus.
The bus stopped after we went little. I got off the bus because that place was close to the terminal. Then the minibus started to move, but a man was stuck under the minibus. I shouted, “Stop, stop.” The minibus was very full and the driver could not see the mirror. But finaly the minibus stopped. A few people tried to remove the man under the minibus, but could not. Then I said, “Let everyone get out.” One of the passengers inside said; ” We can’t because there is somebody doing pray inside over the way to go out. ” And I said, “Let him break his prayer and later he can make it again.”
Finaly we saved the man when the minibus was empty. But that man we saved had a lovebird over his heart. I immediately closed my hand over parrot not to let him fly away. And the man put his hand on my hand also. I was slowly pulling my hand. The man told me to take my hand away. So I told him if I pulled my hand fast, the bird would get hurt.
Then I saw myself walking along the road but with a lovebird in my hand. I tried to put lovebird in my pocket to take him home, but I couldn’t. Then I woke up.
In my dream i was beeing chased by a white clothed monk in wooded place. I was trying to see his face but I couldn’t see his face. I was running fast then i saw other people in forest. I run to them to be in secure. But when I am with them they told me he is not a monk, he is friend of them. I turned back and look at him but he was not monk anymore but a stranger
Being chased by strangers/people/animals is a classic threat theme, a class of anxiety dreams. It is interesting to note, women get such dreams more because they have a natural instinct to protect themselves from males (i.e. a threat).
Most likely, you find yourself vulnerable in some way.
Being chased by a monk could be just a fluke because dreams do not always reflect reality perfectly. Since a monk can symbolize chastity/fear of god/virtuous behavior, you can check your life situation in case you are facing some moral/ethically challenging situation.
Siva Kumar,
You dream of what you have more or less subconsciously perceived for an unspecified amount of time.
This puts your subconscious together into a dream sequence during the night.
Try to read some scientific articles about:
Why We Dream What We Dream
Incidentally:
Did you know, that dreams are very important for our wellbeing.
If one awakens a person under all the dream sequences, the person will eventually behave like a frenzy.
Do the same thing with a person between the dreams, the person will just feel unrested
The above was done under controlled conditions by scientists and doctors at a Danish Hospital
-Erik Piculell
A new study has showed that creative, imaginative people are more likely to have vivid dreams during sleep and remember them when they wake up. Researchers claim that almost every body dreams several times at night, but not all of them remember what they dream.
New research suggests that dreaming may improve memory, boost creativity, and help you better plan for the future. You can get more information about evidences that show sleep, including napping, can make you smarter in this post:
I do not know the absolute answer to your question and I am 99% sure that no one , science or anything will be able to prove it……BUT, based on my own personal metaphysical experiences such as out of body experiences/astral projections and other non-physical experiences from the time that I was a small boy and continuing to have them ongoing presently as a matured adult, I definitely “intuit” that ALL of my Dogs, both past and present dream about those they love!
Marshall Hill, Artist/Owner
Have you ever wondered if dogs really dream about chasing kittens and cats? According to Harvard psychologist, Dr. Deirdre Barrett, canines are likely dreaming about their human caretakers. Barrett has been studying sleep behavior in humans for years. Although she says there’s no 100% certainty to know what animals dream about, Barrett can extrapolate what she knows about humans—because after all, we are animals, too.
One certainty is that most mammals, including dogs, have a similar sleep cycle to humans—which means they move fluidly through deep sleep to a less brain-active state and then on to stage of Rapid Eye Movement (REM). This last phase of the cycle is where dreams occur in humans. Barrett deduces in an interview with People: “That certainly makes it the best guess that other mammals are dreaming, too.”
For more and ref: https://mymodernmet.com/dogs-dream-about-humans/
That would imply conscious intent behind the dreams. It certainly feels that a dream expresses a conscious intent that we ordinarily aren’t cognizant of. The answer is of course, if we answer honestly from what it feels like to say be warned by a dream of a threatening circumstance. Or to be made fun of in a dream. Or to be reassured. But to identify a conscious agent behind the message? We aren’t comfortable with the idea of there being something within us operating independently. But as to our pure physicality, it is the case that life management processes occur in us while being independent of our intent. Even neuroscience begs off on the question having no way to decide the issue either way.
On point is his response to the question of whether there can be two consciousnesses in one brain.
Transcript of “My stroke of insight”
04:47
My left hemisphere, our left hemisphere, is a very different place. Our left hemisphere thinks linearly and methodically. Our left hemisphere is all about the past and it’s all about the future. Our left hemisphere is designed to take that enormous collage of the present moment and start picking out details, and more details about those details. It then categorizes and organizes all that information, associates it with everything in the past we’ve ever learned, and projects into the future all of our possibilities. And our left hemisphere thinks in language. It’s that ongoing brain chatter that connects me and my internal world to my external world. It’s that little voice that says to me, “Hey, you’ve got to remember to pick up bananas on your way home. I need them in the morning.” It’s that calculating intelligence that reminds me when I have to do my laundry. But perhaps most important, it’s that little voice that says to me, “I am. I am.”
So if it quacks like a duck, walks and swims like a duck, it’s a duck. It’s a little voice. What’s behind the voice? Caring or cold mechanisms? Caring of course. That’s how it feels, but is that really the way it is? Does it matter? Because the information we get via dreams, although in an obscure language, is useful. I had dream of a stallion that came into my view, it was gorgeous and up close, coming past me, and then turning away to go on. Life itself was turning and heading away from me. You can dream that you get killed in a dream, although we awaken before its certain. But to dream of a horse? We ride our horse while we are alive, we have a deep and profound relationship to our living body. I hadn’t been feeling well. It was a vivid dream. I had been putting off going to the doctor. I went. My condition had changed, things were turning, I needed different medicine and habits. We may not listen to our spouse, or our better judgment, or even to the doctors. But a dream? OK. I heard it.
In a way visualizing dream means recording dream. So if we record dream we can watch our dreams on a television but not live because dream owner whose dream will be recorded will be in a sleep during recording.
Lucid dreams must be pleasant because people, lucid dreamers want to continue to dream.
I think it does not work all by itself as a sign of reincarnation. Just a feeling of ‘already seen’ might be triggered by childhood memories, seeing movies or tourist info, or psychic intuition (reading the information from the place or connecting with spirits there with psychic intuition). But if it is combined with past-life memories seen in dreams, meditation or hypnosis – it is a good sign of reincarnation.
–Irina Nola, Hypnotherapist, Past Life Regression Therapist
Is it reasonable? Sure. You can use reason to make a case here. Is it convincing? I don’t believe so. Research suggests that instances of deja vu are a consequence of electrical malfunction in the brain.
