"I witnessed some major offense (whether drugs, whether weapons, whether something else) - the meaning is that very big money. The police reported, but they completely unleashed to the scale of what happened. First sent only one police officer to protect / wait for the mafia. He was killed, and he also put me under the blow. And then the whole mafia was in this house with hostages, among whom I were. Police arrived on small cars with a small composition, although hope was huge on her. They were also killed. And for disobedience I was dropped somewhere in the abyss. But it was not the worst thing that could be expected. I remember the feeling that these are very scary, cruel people. And there are no controlles on them, as it turned out. "
Such a dream from which wake up in the cold sweat can be called a nightmare. Nightmares are intense dreams in which we live fear, panic, horror and despair.
It is important to remember that any dream helps our psyche to cope with experiences accumulated in our experience with excess. Fears that we suppress, float in nightmares. Anger and disgust - in dreams, in which we pursue someone.
As for sleeping our readers, he illustrates a picture of weak protection: one policeman, small cars, an unworthing crime scale - all these are symbols of weak protection in her life. Protection that is inadequate to the "brutal people", mafia from her sleep.
Sleep helps her cope with the depressed fear about the unreliable situation in her life, because in a dream she lives his fear in a hundred times stronger. We live feelings cease to be dominant to us. For example, a truly, without embellishment, we have experienced a resentment no longer returns, salable grief loses its sharpness, and a pronounced anger does not splash on those surrounding in the form of claims, hitting, sores and critics.
So for our dreams you can please: she freed her soul for other experiences even thanks to the nightmare.
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Maria Zemskova, PSYCHOLOGIST, Family therapist and leading trainings of personal growth Training center Marika Khazina