What dose it mean when you dream of two deaths one whom already passed and one that dies?
Answer:
It means that in your REM (Rapid Eye Movement) sleep, your unconscious neural pathway created an 'odd' or 'interesting' juxtaposition of visualised objects that in waking consciousness you recalled because of its unusual nature.
In sleep the neural-net or thinking brain shuts down to the stage where thought no longer flows in a logical and fluid order, and instead kind of 'cuts and pastes' different thoughts or memories together. - usually from something you have either experienced or witnessed over the last few days . . . if even just from watching something on TV.
This 'cut and paste' is what creates 'dreams', and it is why 'dreams' are weird compared to the real world.
In dreams, death usually represents a major change, or the transition from one stage of life to the next. In this dream, the "one that dies" probably represents a change in the dreamers life. It does not predict death but illustrates the passing away of the past and the beginning of something new.
In sleep the neural-net or thinking brain shuts down to the stage where thought no longer flows in a logical and fluid order, and instead kind of 'cuts and pastes' different thoughts or memories together. - usually from something you have either experienced or witnessed over the last few days . . . if even just from watching something on TV.
This 'cut and paste' is what creates 'dreams', and it is why 'dreams' are weird compared to the real world.
In dreams, death usually represents a major change, or the transition from one stage of life to the next. In this dream, the "one that dies" probably represents a change in the dreamers life. It does not predict death but illustrates the passing away of the past and the beginning of something new.
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