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What Causes Dreams That Are Leading To Depression And Anxiety?
i have a reoccurring dream that i am shot and go to places that people i care about live or i will go to my place and write a letter saying goodbye to my family, i wake up crying and can not fall asleep afterwards, in the dream i feel the pain and it seems so real that when i wake up i check myself for injuries does this mean anything
Dreams are very complxes. Very less understood, despite intense research. At times dreams are associated with our hidden fears- something that must not happen to us, those things we can see in our dreams. Also repressed desires, which we can't do in real life, can come in dreams. Deep unresolved conflicts may find a way out through dreams. Dreams can't cause depression. Though they both can be due of our prior experiences and life events and so on... Regards, Dr Arun
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What Causes Dreams That Are Leading To Depression And Anxiety?
Dreams are very complxes. Very less understood, despite intense research. At times dreams are associated with our hidden fears- something that must not happen to us, those things we can see in our dreams. Also repressed desires, which we can t do in real life, can come in dreams. Deep unresolved conflicts may find a way out through dreams. Dreams can t cause depression. Though they both can be due of our prior experiences and life events and so on... Regards, Dr Arun