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Apr 5, 2021 02:16
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In the dream, all the unpleasant things I’d been holding in every day reached a breaking point, so I ran out of the apartment. I spent some time at an internet café, but couldn’t return to my papa’s apartment, grew tired of living so uncomfortably, and eventually moved out for good.
It was an incredibly realistic dream. Is it some kind of sign that I should actually do that?
Do any of you ever change your actions based on the dreams you have?
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here, and I’ll answer as well.
They say that dreams reflect your state of mind, so I think it would be worth interpreting this dream.
When I searched for it, I found this:
A dream about having a fight and running away from home is a warning dream symbolizing “逃避現実”—escaping from reality.
Regardless of what caused the argument in the dream, when things don’t go the way you want in real life, you may become discouraged and tend to avoid facing the problem directly.
You may often run away from reality and wait for time to solve everything, which rarely leads to a fundamental solution.
Apparently, this dream is warning you to properly deal with the cause of the problem.
If we also include the part about being unable to return, the interpretations include:
1. A dream about being lost indicates that you’re unsure about something.
2. It may show that you’re uncertain about your way of life or your way of thinking.
3. It may indicate that you’re currently being forced to make a decision or choice.
4. The people, events, or things you encounter in the dream may provide important clues for solving the problem that has you feeling lost.
5. You’re troubled by a decision, facing a difficult choice, losing sight of your direction, losing the ability to control your own emotions, giving in to temptation, or feeling emotionally unsettled.
So, are you perhaps trying to make some kind of decision but unable to commit to one?
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I’m Taro, a male member.
Rather than telling you to do it, I think it’s suggesting that this is what will happen. Dreams aren’t divine revelations—they’re just the workings of your brain. The brain loves creating stories, and it can come up with a convincing narrative from even random bits of information. That accounts for most of the world’s occult beliefs. Some dreams contain strange stories like that, but others simulate situations that actually reflect the truth. I’d say yours is probably the latter.
Don’t leave important decisions up to someone else. Think for yourself and make your own judgment. Your brain is telling you that you already know the answer.