Postby jasmine2 » 13 Jun 2015 02:27
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Over the years, when I have dreamed of being attacked in dreams, I sometimes imagine, during the day, that I am attacking aggressive DCs. This mental self-defense practice may result in being better able to defend against dream attackers.
However, this does not always work, especially when I had a lot of recurring dreams of being attacked. Many people, unfortunately, may encounter prejudices or live in a dangerous community environment or home situation.
Sometimes I've had good results if I face the dream attacker and ask, "Why are you chasing and attacking me?", or, "What do you represent?".
If you encounter scary creatures during sleep paralysis, Ryan Hurd recommends - "scrunch up your face, snarl and Squint" several times. A "demon", who approached me in borderline sleep, disappeared when I mentally told him I loved him.
If you try to engage in dialog with aggressive dream figures, they sometimes become more cooperative and may reveal important insights about challenging situations in one's life.
It is very helpful to keep a dream journal. Try to interpret sometime bizarre dream metaphors and characters by thinking about how these symbols might be associated with personal life situations.
Is there some way that, in real life, you can get help in better protecting yourself from troublesome people you may encounter. Maybe you can learn better ways to negotiate with or distance yourself from people who have prickly personalities.
Ask the awareness behind the dreaming to send you some helpful dream guides, who can talk to you about your life situation.
Best wishes - jasmine2