Dreaming about fearWhat does it mean? Is it good to dream about fear? Dreaming about fear has real influences and reactions, as well as the dreamer's subjective imagination.
Feeling very scared in the dream, as if something is going to happen, indicates that you are worried and anxious about not being able to handle certain things properly in your life. In real life, you will be more courageous and careful, and can withstand the test.
Feeling worried about your friends in a dream may mean that you are afraid of being dragged down by your friends in real life.
If you worry about your children in a dream, it means that in real life your children are willful and do not listen to your advice.
If a wife dreams that she is very afraid of her husband, it indicates that she will be blamed by her husband for her stinginess and stubbornness, and she will have a dispute with her husband.
Dreaming about scaring others and making them afraid indicates that you may be a timid person in life, or you may suffer from neurasthenia and fear of being frightened.
Original Zhou Gong's Dream Interpretation
Dreaming of fear means indecision.
Psychological Dream Interpretation
Dream interpretation: Fear in dreams is often the result of long-standing fears and doubts. Perhaps you are ready to face these fears and doubts in your dream because you are experiencing intense torment. If you dream that other people are experiencing fear, your task is naturally to alleviate their suffering, and you should think about finding the appropriate way to deal with it.
Psychological analysis: The fear that appears in dreams may be a guide to dig deep into one's own understanding. People who know that they are afraid can take defensive measures. It is difficult for you to understand the background and reasons for your fear in dreams, so such fear is difficult to overcome. If people suffer from fear in the waking state, there is a way to help the person involved to understand the reason for the fear. People can grasp the plot and express it in words, saying: "I feel afraid because…" and then fill in various imagined situations and direct reactions. Each new reason must be pursued to the end until it reaches a natural end.
For example:
"I was scared because I had no money."
"I don't have any money because I've already spent it all at the supermarket."
“I spent it all at the supermarket because I needed a little food.”
"I need some food because I'm afraid I'm going to die." And so on.
The cause of fear can be slowly deduced using this method.
Spiritual Symbolism: Spiritual fear can be traced back to the fear of evil.
