12 Common Dream Theme

You’ll probably forget 90 percent of your dreams ten minutes after waking up. Even if you only remember one dream, most people have multiple dreams throughout the night. According to a study published in Sleep and biological Rhythms, night owls tend to have more nightmares than early birds.
Here we listed twelve common dream theme:

1. Death: A big change or transformation on the horizon, for you or someone close to you.

2. Falling: A lack of control or insecurity in your life. It might also represent failure.

3. Friends: Your own personality traits that you may not be aware of, or that need exploring.

4. Sex: They’re not always about sexual attraction. Our subconscious sex partners have qualities that we want for ourselves.

5. Flying: Freedom. So if you’re soaring, then you are inspired in life, Trouble flying? Your life path might be blocked.

6. Paralysis: You might feel powerless during your waking hours.

7. Running: You want to escape from someone or something in the real life of achieving a goal. Running with power suggests motivation and success. Running in place means the opposite.

8. Teeth: confidence and strength. If your teeth are falling out, you could fear embarrassment, have low self-confidence, or feel stressed out or out of control.

9. Test/Exam day: Anxiety about difficulties in the life of failing at responsibilities.

10. Water: Your emotional side. The state of the water (cloudy, calm, etc.) will reveal emotions that you need to confront.

11. Nakedness: Vulnerability and exposure in a situation.

12. Pregnancy: Growth and or something new, such as projects, goals, or circumstances.