This prime example of Steven Spielberg’s knack for. By delivering the message from your dream to the person, you are making contact with them, thus giving you an opportunity to heal something as well. Poltergeist (1982) Screen time never looked scarier than it does in Poltergeist, the 1980s thriller that left its mark on a generation. When the dream involves a departed loved one, the business may involve unresolved feelings regarding your relationship with them or the person they have advice for in your dream.

Throwing stuff would certainly get your attention, and attacks with a knife or an ax would symbolically be cutting into you, opening you up to recognizing the destructive nature of the unfinished business dwelling within. Do this and not only will get what you need to complete the bounty but also some ghostly gear and three ghost pickles that can render you temporarily immune to damage. These unfinished issues are trying to get your attention in a dramatic way. The ghosts unfinished business involves getting the machines to work properly. Since a house can be a symbol of the physical body and since we think of the body as the home for our thoughts and our feelings, your dream may reflect old scary thoughts or feelings that you haven’t finished dealing with. If you have any ideas, I would greatly appreciate them.ĭear Teresa: Your recurring dream is a classic nightmare. Whenever they occur, I wake up scared and cannot go back to sleep for the rest of the night. In general, however, these dreams are terrifying and I have never felt more scared or hopeless than I do in these dreams. On a few occasions, the ghost in the house turns out to be a loved one who has recently died and all the ghost wanted to do was give me a message (these messages are never for me but for me to tell someone else, which I usually do). Either way, no matter how much I try to reason with them or fight back, I cannot stop their terror nor can I get out of the house.

The ghosts there are either trying to scare me out of my mind by making noises, saying horrible things to me, physically holding me or throwing stuff at me, or they are trying to get me with a knife or ax. In these dreams, I am always trapped in a haunted house. Dear Cynthia: I’ve been having recurring dreams for several years now.

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