Hello! I am new to discovering my spiritual witchy self. This has been a lifetime occurrence - when I sleep I have realistic and specific dreams/nightmares. I used to wake up upset all the time as a child. I have become accustomed to it and rarely wake up distressed. They say the average person dreams about 6-10 a night, mine are definitely in the higher range. They will cross correlate with dreams/nightmares from other nights (within days, weeks, months, within years). I can wake up ten plus times and fall back asleep, still working out the same dream/nightmare from where I left off. I have started interpreting my dreams/nightmares with a book I found, and it has been freakishly accurate thus far. Most of it is general concepts. I went back and translated the dreams this last week before I found out my grandfather was dying, and did die - shockingly one of the symbolic interpretations for loss of loved ones was in my dream prior to. This is not the first this has occurred, from degjavue moments, preparing myself for conflict, and life events. I did not keep a record in the past, but I am really trying to find out what goes on when I sleep. I am a realist but I am trying to open myself up to things beyond human understanding. If anyone has any helpful information, resources, and/or experience I would appreciate the help.
Search
this is beyond my dream power but i have a similar thing. I think making a sleep aroma mixed with leaves,roses,honey and cinnamon can help you have a peaceful sleep with no nightmares and only happy dreams. and i say this every night - Beautiful dreams,put me to sleep. into my own world,goodnight moon,goodnight stars goodnight to everyone. {how much hours u want to sleep for like 7 hours} of peaceful sleep so mote it be. Remeber if u want to wake up around like for example 9 am and sleep 11 and say u want to sleep 8 hours,you will wake up in the middle of the night if 9 hours finishes. and u have to sleep normally.
Thank you! I will definitely look into that, and see if I can get a more peaceful sleep.