What does it mean to dream about demons?

Answer 1

A "demon" is an imaginary being, representing a personification of evil. So this dream symbolizes personal invasion and/or control by some evil power. In the dream, the "demon" could represent some authority whose control over one's self is resented; for example, a boss or supervisor. Alternatively, the "demon" could symbolize an addiction or harmful habit over which the dreamer feels no control. The demon is also a very common mechanism for removing guilt from oneself and projecting it onto something else. For example, a man might decide that he is innocent of lustful thoughts by convincing himself that a demon is responsible for that lust.

Answer 2

Every dream means something but it usually doesn't mean what you see in the dream. If you have a dream that your father shot you down, it probably means that your father let you down or wasn't there for you. It probably doesn't mean anything. If they keep happening though, i would tell someone. _______________ You are experiencing some conflict inside yourself, probably not at the conscious level. Maybe you are being taught something that part of you believes, and part of you knows to be at least partly untrue. Maybe there is someone you like, and at the same time, down deep, there are things you don't like.

Answer 3

I have dreamt about demons before,but the next day something bad happens to me...So your experience could be good or bad, sometimes i hear demands in my dreams as though it wants me to say or to not say something specific. I dont know though... Just today i saw a demon or a ghost out of the corner of my eyes during school i saw a blueish mist beside a TV in my computer lab, i saw it one second then it vanished the next,and in my computer i saw someone standing behind me, but when i turned around there was no one there, i flipped and ran out of the room and my superstious and ghost-believing friends came to comfort me ive never ever had that happen before, i never flip. I have dreamt about demons before,but the next day something bad happens to me...So your experience could be good or bad, sometimes i hear demands in my dreams as though it wants me to say or to not say something specific. I dont know though... Just today i saw a demon or a ghost out of the corner of my eyes during school i saw a blueish mist beside a TV in my computer lab, i saw it one second then it vanished the next,and in my computer i saw someone standing behind me, but when i turned around there was no one there, i flipped and ran out of the room and my superstious and ghost-believing friends came to comfort me ive never ever had that happen before, i never flip.

Answer 4

Dreams about demons generally refer to something that the dreamer fears. The "demons" are metaphors that allow us to think about the abstract concept of "evil" in the concrete form of a scary person or animal with horns and a tail. In the same way that a political cartoon allows us to think of the U.S.A. as a bald eagle, the image of a demon allows us to think of evil as a thing that can be overcome by goodness, often pictured as an angel.

Carl Jung wrote about this; you may find his writings helpful.

Answer 5

death

Another answer:

Dreams about demons might reflect fear or anger in the dreamer's life. They could indicate the dreamer's struggle to resist "evil" forces such as addictions and temptations. Additional details of a specific dream might provide clues as to that dream's message.

Answer 6

he is trying to communicate with you

whatever you do dont listen to him

he will only use you for evil and to harm you and others

A different response:

The "devil" is a metaphor representing the incarnation of evil. The image of the devil allows us to think of an abstract concept, "evil," as if it were an actual being with a will, purpose, plans and desires. Without such figures, it is difficult to think about or talk about the things that frighten us.

> So in our dreams, the "devil" is a symbol for evil forces of some sort. Without more information about this particular dream, it is impossible to suggest any reliable interpretation. It could be about overcoming evil impulses or temptations with the power of goodness, or it could represent the dreamer's fear of a powerful person or group, or it might be nothing more than the result of watching too many Horror film.

> The webpage linked below provides more examples and information about nightmares and evil dreams.

Answer 7

This dream reflects the realization that the dreamer has both positive and negative qualities. Everyone has a part of the personality that psychologist Carl Jung called the Shadow, which contains negative emotions, base urges and repressed thoughts. In dreams, this "dark side" of the self can be personified as a witch, monster or demon. The dreamer's task is to accept the Shadow as part of one's self and bring it under conscious control.

Answer 8

Dreams represent the dreamer's own thoughts and feelings; they do not provide reliable factual information about others. So this dream illustrates the dreamer's own feeling that the "someone" is evil. There is nothing supernatural about this dream, and it does not provide any special insight. It merely expresses the dreamer's impression.

Answer 9

Dreams ar just dreams- they do not "mean" anything.