There are many odds as to whether dreams reveal your hidden fears and desires or are just reflections of daily life.
Dream interpretation is the process of assigning meanings to dreams. There are many odds as to whether dreams reveal your hidden fears and desires or are just reflections of daily life. Have you ever dreamed of the death of someone you know or your loved one? Let’s explore what it means to see what it probably means to see the death of loved ones or near ones.
What it means to see someone die in a dream
Healthline states that dreaming of someone dying can mean that you are worried about them. Although, death can also mean a change or a transition. Such dreams can be part of the grieving process or a reflection of the fact that you are missing someone who is no longer in your life. People grieving the death of a romantic partner may feel an ongoing bond with their loved ones when they dream about them, according to a 2021 study by PubMed.
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Also, if you are not terminally ill or mourning a loved one, your dream may not be about death at all. Instead, death can represent a change or a period of transition. Healthline explains that, for example, if you woke up feeling scared and anxious, you might consider whether you’re stressed by changes in your life or fearful of the unknown. Whereas if you woke up feeling great, you may be accepting that something in your life is ending and embracing a new beginning.
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When you dream of the death of a loved one, it could be due to changes, either perceived or real, in your relationships, Healthline says. On the other hand, dreaming of dying yourself in your dream can also signify a major transition in life. Dreaming of the death of a friend can mean concern for that person. It could also mean that your friendship is changing or that you would rather be free of this person, according to Healthline.
According to the popular psychologist Sigmund Freud, dreams are a collection of memories, ideas, experiences, and incidents, present and stored in our unconscious mind, of which we are sometimes unaware. Our consciousness is just the tip of the iceberg, and below it lie layers of our subconscious. Thus, our dreams, in a way, bring to light what lies in our subconscious mind. Therefore, if we are somehow able to interpret them, it would help us to know ourselves better.
Note: This article is based on belief and Jagran English does not guarantee the authenticity of this article).
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Source: vtt.edu.vn