Understanding Strange, Scary, and Ghostly Dreams: A Guide to Your Subconscious

Have you been experiencing strange, scary, and ghostly dreams for an extended period? If so, you're not alone. Many people face similar experiences, and these dreams often leave them curious as to their meaning. In this article, we will explore the various possibilities behind these eerie experiences and how they can reflect your subconscious.

Introduction to Ghostly Dreams

Ghostly dreams, often known as 'visitation dreams,' are quite common in our sleep. They can be quite unsettling, but there are countless explanations for them. A visitation dream is a dream where you perceive contact with a ghost or spirit. Here, we will delve into why you might be experiencing these strange dreams and what they might mean for you.

Why You're Having Strange Dreams

Some people believe that dreams have a deeper meaning, reflecting your subconscious emotions. Stress, anxiety, and other mental health conditions like depression and schizophrenia can lead to vivid and memorable dreams. Similarly, physical illnesses such as heart disease and cancer can also bring about vivid dreams.

Physical and mental factors can make dreams feel more real. Dreams are a simulation of reality, lacking the references we have in waking life. For instance, when you're on drugs or experiencing hallucinations, you can compare them with your waking experience. In contrast, when you're sleeping, there is no such reference point, making your dreams feel incredibly real.

Psychological Factors Behind Strange Dreams

Weird dreams can often be the result of psychological stress or changes in your routine. Activities near sleep time, such as reading the news or watching a scary movie, can also cause strange or vivid dreams. Recurring dreams might reveal unresolved conflicts or stress in your life. Often, recurring dreams with negative content are associated with lower psychological well-being. Curing these recurring dreams requires understanding their meaning. Factors such as medications, alcohol, drugs, lack of sleep, fever, and anxiety can also trigger nightmares. Emotional issues at home or work, major life changes, trauma, and stress can also be behind nightmares, even if the content seems unrelated to your life.

Ghostly Presence and Its Symptoms

When one is spiritually healthy, their subtle body is strong and free from negative influences. However, ghosts can be present, either internally, attached to our subtle body, or externally, staying in our living space or home. Encountering a ghost in your home can lead to a variety of uncomfortable symptoms.

Internal Ghost Attachment

Humans may seek to move out if they find a ghost in their home, but this may not be a solution for ghost attachments or deceased spirits. Symptoms of ghost attachment can include:

Permanent fatigue and lack of energy (the ghost parasites on paraniral bodily energy) Inner tension, uncontrolled mind Lack of concentration Lack of self-esteem and insecurity Disinterest in meaningful activities (apathy, boredom, procrastination, killing time) Negative and suppressed emotions (depression, phobia, anger, eating disorders, neurosis, self-harm, suicide) Problems with relationships, often replaced by an above-standard relationship with animals Subjection to manipulation Sexual problems, hypersexuality, auto-sexuality (the ghost tries to satisfy itself through another body) Sleep disorders and nightmares (negative energy disrupts normal sleep patterns)

External Ghost Presence in Living Space

The presence of a ghost in a dwelling can exhibit various signs, such as:

Mantic divinatory methods Domestic animals showing fear, watching objects invisible to people, or refusing to enter/clearly exiting a certain place without a clear reason Children mostly of pre-school age speaking about or interacting with invisible persons Subjective phenomena: unpleasant feelings, negative vibrations, feeling of someone's presence, feeling of being watched, etc. Physical phenomena: drafts without an apparent cause, cold places, sudden increases in cold without an apparent cause, objects being found out of place, small objects like coins disappearing then appearing again, seemingly unremovable blood spots, scents like cigarette smoke, perfumes, or rotting flesh, unusually fast decomposition of foods and drinks, physical marks like handprints on mirrors, headaches, unexplained touches, bruises in unusual places, physical stops in tracks or cars, etc.

Conclusion

Strange, scary, and ghostly dreams are common and can have various meanings depending on your lifestyle, mental and physical health, and spiritual well-being. These dreams can reflect your subconscious emotions and may need to be addressed for them to fade. Understanding the signs and symptoms can help you take appropriate steps towards overcoming disconcerting sleep experiences.