Types of Dreams
Below are our 17 articles in the 'types of dreams' category:
The mind and body desire to maintain a balance between the two and dreams often help us do that. While we hate having nightmares, they can be psychologically healthy. They can help force out ...
Nightmares can be the most frightening things. After having a nightmare you awake but often the scenes in the nightmare continue to haunt you. Nightmares are terrifying; however, they are not only ...
Pregnancy is a time when you go through both mental and physical changes, with hormone levels all over the place, to accommodate the growing life within you. It only makes sense that your dreams ...
Recurring dreams are ones that appear to you often. It may be a dream that you have over a span of weeks or years. Recurring dreams often happen during an emotional time, such as adolescence or ...
Have you ever had a dream in which right in the middle of it, you went “Wait a minute, I am dreaming!” If so, then you have had a lucid dream. In lucid dreams, we know that we are only dreaming and ...
Many people find they have precognitive dreams. That is, they have dreams that foretell a future event. A precognitive dream often occurs within hours of the event and at the most, a day or two ...
Have you ever had a dream that seemed so real that you felt you had actually lived the events of it before? If so you may have had a reincarnation dream. Reincarnation is the belief that parts of ...
Dreams that have a romantic or sexual connotation may be some of the most powerful that you will ever experience. These dreams can be so intense and touch you so deeply that you may shed tears of ...
Researchers believe that most people dream at least two hours each night. And of those dreams some seem so real and some may even happen at a later date. Does that mean they are psychic dreams? In ...
With many physical and emotional changes going on adolescence is often a turbulent time in one’s life, so it only makes sense that reoccurring dreams during this time may be turbulent and confusing. ...
Childhood dreams are often so vivid and frightening that we remember them well into adulthood. Parents may struggle to understand the meaning of their child’s dream, especially if it is a nightmare. ...
Many people report that their dreams in later years pick up in intensity. They may be more likely to have anxiety dreams or nightmares. This could be due to health concerns, different sleep ...
Once your child matures from early childhood to middle childhood and the preteen years, you may find that their dreams begin to change. Whereas they may once have had nightmares about irrational ...
By the time you have reached midlife you may have found your life has slowed down a bit. The frantic rush to move up the career ladder may have subsided. The hectic pace of family life with babies, ...
While adolescence can be a confusing time for teens, young adulthood is not much easier. High school pressures are gone, but many young adults are tackling higher education. For some, this may ...
Chances are you have had at least one dream in your lifetime that was unforgettable. Some can make us awake feeling refreshed and rejuvenated but many make us wake up feeling shaken or frightened. ...
Dreaming can be an extraordinary experience. Research shows that most people have between four and five dreams a night, whether they remember them or not. Dreams can help us recognise things we ...
