Dreams Of Cannot Talk Or Cannot Move
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To have a dream where you cannot move or talk can be a dream telling you that the time has come for you to finally address a problem in your life in order to regain some control over your feelings and your emotions in regard to a situation that is escalating beyond your control and is beginning to affect your feelings, changing your life and lifestyle.
The first step in overcoming your anxiety and fear is to try very hard to look at the problem as not quite so overwhelming that you’re rendered near helpless. Educate yourself not to look at the circumstances but believe that there is always hope and a way. And by you getting more involved, you can do something to change the outcome.
Many times, the reason people dream they cannot move or talk is the result of a memory experience or bad experience that goes back to their childhood. These were experiences that were emotional, traumatic and the memory is still with them. It’s not uncommon for serious experiences to embed into our memory for life as a constant companion, surfacing from time to time in both our wakened states and in our dreams. As a result, the memory often is triggered in dreams causing us to become speechless in the dream, completely unable to move, leaving us with the feeling that if one could only scream, talk or yell, we could escape the danger in the dream and bring the dream to a close.
In an addition to memories causing dreams where people cannot talk or move, it is not unusual to experience dreams where they cannot talk or move their bodies as a result of real life experiences they have had in the natural in their wakened states. These kinds of experiences are generally emotional or physically violent in nature, can be both verbal or physical or both. If the experience is strong or violent enough, the memory will linger rooted into the subconscious that often reappears over and over in our dreams. Over the years, I have talked to many people who suffered from these kinds of dreams and from what they have told me, the dream experience can be horrifying.
In addition to memories and past experiences, another reason for a person not to be able to talk, yell or scream in a dream can be the result of continually finding themselves feeling embarrassed or looked down upon for what they might have said or questioned for their actions; and this fear carries over into their dreams. This is a common trait with people who may stutter, are uninformed on a topic, have a speech impediment or become nervous and agitated when around certain toxic people who overreact emotionally in public outbursts of anger without much provocation or real justification.
Many times, people having dreams where they’re not able to talk, yell or scream in the dream occurs because of anger being transferred over from their awakened state into their dream life because of dislike toward a person in the natural or toward a person shown in their dream or a person who is symbolic of someone in the dream. This is usually a person the dreamer dislikes or remains angry with in the natural.
It is important to understand that with this type of dream, fear largely plays an important part, especially when the dreamer is rendered both partially paralyzed or completely paralyzed in a dream and cannot move about or is only able to crawl in the dream as a result of a fear they have in their wakened state likely because they do not have an answer to a situation or problem. They do not to know what to do in a particular situation which is resulting in a fear of rejection entering into the dreamer’s dream state.
Yet, a more common reason why dreamers are not to be able to talk, yell or scream in a dream can be a result of an experience in the natural where they were actually embarrassed and looked down on for something they had said or had done in the natural that so impacted them that the fear memory enters into their dreams. Haven’t we all been there. If there was only a way to make all those unpleasant memories fade away. Okay, it happened. So what. Nobody’s perfect; I’m a different person today. Think back and remember the person who caused you to feel that way. Not a very nice person, eh?
Often people who may not be feeling entirely confident in their knowledge on a discussed subject or who must function amidst a speech impediment do become agitated around the kind of people who also make others feel uncomfortable. These are the difficult persons who tend to continually behave with intense emotional outbursts as a response to almost anything or anyone.
You do realize, of course, that you’ve got the stuff, the real stuff that it takes, so just keep on talking; After all, we all stutter from time to time. So what. It’s normal. You must master your life by making choices, to be calmly confident; and when those moments arise, you’ll be right in the moment, and be ready.
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Kikusan is truly a light in a dark world that is quickly becoming darker; it is through her gift of interpreting dreams and teaching writings that within situations seen in dreams, enlightenment can be discovered. Find out more about Kiku T at DreamMessenger.com