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Why do I keep having dreams about me driving?
Driving a car in dreams can reveal thoughts and feelings about who or what is controlling your life, how in or out of control you feel, and how clear you are about your goals or destination in life.
Can’t find where I parked my car dream?
This stress dream is connected to uncertainty or loss of motivation. Your car represents your “drive” and motivation to continue to move forward in some area. If this is your stress dream, you need to ask yourself what in your life you no longer have the desire to continue with. Is it your job?
What does it mean when you have recurring dreams?
In general, recurring dreams indicate the presence of an unresolved and persistent conflict in an individual’s life, and the theme or Central Image of the dream provides a stage for this conflict to play out.
Why do my dreams keep coming back to me?
Why dreams generated by long-ago stress can keep coming back. The cessation of a recurrent dream may indicate that the conflict has been successfully resolved. Thus, being aware of and working with recurring dreams in your personal life or in therapy is a useful tool for resolving conflicts and improving well-being.
How do you deal with unwanted recurring dreams?
Changing the way you respond, however, can help reduce any associated frustration and lead to improvements in your mood, your outlook, and your dreams. Barrett also offers lucid dreaming as a potential strategy for managing unwanted recurring dreams in a 2013 interview with Popular Science.
Do you have a recurring dream that merits close attention?
Or, perhaps you are back in school and can’t find your classroom, and you have an overwhelming fear of being late. Psychology Today reports that 60 to 75\% of adults have recurring dreams. “A recurring dream probably merits close attention. Something wants you to pay attention.”