Terrorist Attacks

WHAT IS GOING ON IN MY LIFE TO MAKE ME HAVE THESE?

I've had over 8 terrorist attacks of planes crashing into various buildings, but i am ALWAYS standing next to Jesus watching it with him. Or I'm watching just watching the plane go into the building and I'm talking to God. I've had over 8 of these.

I've had 2 dreams that some people invaded america and kidnapped me and my family and everyone else.

The latest one was yesterday, I had a dream that we were gassed or whatever you want to call it. And NO ONE was supposed to survive, but surprisingly, everyone did. Before it happened the news had warned everybody, it came unexpectedly, but I KNEW exactly when it was coming, I was the only one. All I had to do was cover my face with my cover to survive.

Does anyone know what these mean?

BeautifulScorpion,

Maybe this will help somewhat: I have a book that outlines what certain things we dream about represent in relation to our feelings, and what may be happening in our life at the time.

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If your dream about Airplanes: Or airplane crashes as in your dream.

If you dream of a plane crash it may mean that recently your hopes and plans "crashed".

The Burning Buildings that are hit by the planes:

If the buildings are burning after they are hit it is connected to sexual attraction or sexual arousal.

NOTE: Or this may be more appropriate as an part of what is in your dream:

Fire: As in after the crash ther most likely is fire on the plane and in the building.

Fire: is a symbol of purificatiion, impulsiveness, temper (being burned up), or destruction. Fire often stands for passion, anger, or any other strong emotion that can burn out of control.

Disasters: Natural and event created. Such as earthquakes or tornadoes, and war induced events symbolize anxiety. These dreams usually occur as a result of injury, illness, grief, divorce or job loss. They represent the dreamer's fear of being unable to survive the crisis.

Pursuit: As in being taken capture or pursued:

A dream about being pursued and not being able to run away suggests a fear of being overrun by our own wild impulses.

Running: as you may have been doing in one of the dreams trying to escape capture means.

In a running dream, you may be trying to escape responsibilities, or running away from painful feelings you dont want to face.

Time: That may be relevant in your dream as you knew the time the event was to happen.

A dream about time reflects anxiety. People who are under stress dream of running out of time.


War: In reference to the terrorist events in your dream. They are prevelant to a possible threat of upcoming war, therefore.

War dreams signify serious internal conflict. You may be at war with yourself over some decision you have to make.

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Dreams and the Future: Or future events, Men and Women's special dreams are different.

I will focus on womens dreams. Women usually recall their dreams in more detail. Women have more nightmares than men do until after the age of 50. Then it is fairly equal.

NOTE: Women dream about the future,

Females experience more psychic dreams in witch they forsee future events, and their forcasts are accurate in the dreams sequence.

Womens dreams feature more talking and emotions, aditionally women see about the same number of males to females in their dreams.

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NIGHTMARES:

Just as everyone has dreams, everyone hs nightmares. Studies indicate that nightmares are twice as common among adults than sleep researchers once thought. The average person has one bad dream every two weeks.

Nightmares have been defined as dreams taht frighten, sadden, or upset the dreamer.

Lucid Dreaming:

You can also use lucid dreaming to deal with a nightmare. This is when you are asleep but become aware that you are dreaming, and you deliberately have some input into your dream. This input changes the events and ending of the dream. This can help the dreams to not reoccur again.

An Example:
If you dream of a looming, ominous, shadowy figure at the foot of your bed, try telling yourself that you are dreaming--and transform that spector into a guardian angel who is watchig over your sleep.

Or if you wake up during the