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Has anyone ever had these dreams where a dead body ( of a stranger)shows signs of life or actually comes back to life - not from a grave but while laid out?
I have them maybe twice or three times a year. They are not nightmares -there's no sense of terror involved. Nor are they connected with any happenings in real life -i.e recent death of friend or relative , or attending a funeral.
I find the whole thing intriguing and I wonder if there are any possible explanations.
I have them maybe twice or three times a year. They are not nightmares -there's no sense of terror involved. Nor are they connected with any happenings in real life -i.e recent death of friend or relative , or attending a funeral.
I find the whole thing intriguing and I wonder if there are any possible explanations.
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Never dreamt of anybody being laid out, let alone coming back to life.
But have plenty of dreams about people who are dead, dad, gran, mates etc.
But have plenty of dreams about people who are dead, dad, gran, mates etc.
It is Freudian perhaps linked to virility, or the natural loss of approaching late
middle age.
middle age.
all dreams are intriguing...
I have had a recurring dream since about 7 or 8 years old, I used to have it every month or so at a guess but it has gradually become less frequent and I've not had it for a couple of years now..
nothing much happens, there is some young victorian looking children sitting in a pretty meadow on a nice summers day, not doing much but its all pleasant and peaceful, then this enormous, heavy, foreboding feeling comes over me that something terrible is about to happen, the sky begins to darken and although I cant see it or hear it, something is coming from the behind the hill at the end of the meadow that is going to destroy everything!!
. Then I wake up with a pounding heart.....
it used to really freak me out
but now I just get pi55ed off that I don't get to find out what happens next 
I have had a recurring dream since about 7 or 8 years old, I used to have it every month or so at a guess but it has gradually become less frequent and I've not had it for a couple of years now..
nothing much happens, there is some young victorian looking children sitting in a pretty meadow on a nice summers day, not doing much but its all pleasant and peaceful, then this enormous, heavy, foreboding feeling comes over me that something terrible is about to happen, the sky begins to darken and although I cant see it or hear it, something is coming from the behind the hill at the end of the meadow that is going to destroy everything!!
. Then I wake up with a pounding heart..... it used to really freak me out
but now I just get pi55ed off that I don't get to find out what happens next
it's a deep seated desire for the forum to be restored to its former glories.
try dreammoods theres a writeup of just about ever dream scenario. in your case Todream that you or someone is resurrected from the dead suggests that you will eventually overcome your current obstacles to achieve your goals. It signals an awakening of your spirituality and renewed energy. Alternatively, the dream indicates that the same old problems are coming back to haunt you because they were not properly addressed or dealt with in the first place. in ampelforths looks like its pyschosexual 
Victorian
To dream that you are in the Victorian period indicates that you are feeling sexually repressed. You feel you are unable to full express yourself. If you are wearing Victorian style clothes, then it means that you are feeling confined or restricted in some way. The dreaming mind likes to play word games and so the dream may point to someone in your life who is named "Vicky" or "Victoria". Or it can signify victory!
Victorian To dream that you are in the Victorian period indicates that you are feeling sexually repressed. You feel you are unable to full express yourself. If you are wearing Victorian style clothes, then it means that you are feeling confined or restricted in some way. The dreaming mind likes to play word games and so the dream may point to someone in your life who is named "Vicky" or "Victoria". Or it can signify victory!
Ampleforth
10 Jun 14 16:16
nothing much happens, there is some young victorian looking children sitting in a pretty meadow on a nice summers day, not doing much but its all pleasant and peaceful, then this enormous, heavy, foreboding feeling comes over me that something terrible is about to happen, the sky begins to darken and although I cant see it or hear it, something is coming from the behind the hill at the end of the meadow that is going to destroy everything!! . Then I wake up with a pounding heart.....
What you need is the ability to know that you're dreaming. I have no idea how many others can do it, but I do, and I almost never wake up with a pounding heart. I've fallen from bridges, buildings and trees, been shot and stabbed, and on a sinking ship, om reality I can't swim, but in dreams, I can.
My most recent one was me standing in a hospital telling my sister (who used to work in a hospital for 30 years) that I will be okay. She's crying. The open file on her desk is mine. It says 'Deceased' in red letters. She continues to ignore me, and when I look up at at a cctv monitor, she is sitting there alone, I'm not on the screen.
I just seem to think to myself 'Enough is enough, I'm waking up.' and I do, there's no panic.
10 Jun 14 16:16
nothing much happens, there is some young victorian looking children sitting in a pretty meadow on a nice summers day, not doing much but its all pleasant and peaceful, then this enormous, heavy, foreboding feeling comes over me that something terrible is about to happen, the sky begins to darken and although I cant see it or hear it, something is coming from the behind the hill at the end of the meadow that is going to destroy everything!! . Then I wake up with a pounding heart.....
What you need is the ability to know that you're dreaming. I have no idea how many others can do it, but I do, and I almost never wake up with a pounding heart. I've fallen from bridges, buildings and trees, been shot and stabbed, and on a sinking ship, om reality I can't swim, but in dreams, I can.
My most recent one was me standing in a hospital telling my sister (who used to work in a hospital for 30 years) that I will be okay. She's crying. The open file on her desk is mine. It says 'Deceased' in red letters. She continues to ignore me, and when I look up at at a cctv monitor, she is sitting there alone, I'm not on the screen.
I just seem to think to myself 'Enough is enough, I'm waking up.' and I do, there's no panic.
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