Help

[*Tessa]

I keep having dreams with this boy in it. He is pale with black eyes, black hair, and a extremely creepy smile. He comes in my dreams in all kinds of different ages:a little boy, teenager, or an adult. When I have a dream with him in it, it usually starts off being nice and happy but all randomly Im with this boy who creeps me totally out. In one of them he is an adult who is killing puppies right in front of me. I see him shoot them and like close up I can see their skin ripping and the blood getting all over me. And he looks at me and smiles like asking me if I like it. Another one is he a little boy and hes with my family like hes apart of it. And my dogs start ripping each other apart, I see all their insides and blood is everywhere, And he smiles again and I start crying (I woke up crying). And theres another one when hes over me and I see him kill me with a knife with his stupid grin on his face. So please help

[Imogen]

Dont worry Tessa, our dreams tell us what is happening with our inner selves and emotions and play this out in pictures at night so as to express for example an emotion that we may feel is killing us can seem really scary in pictures. If it is repetitive, it is something that we are not working on and our sub concious is trying to communicate this to us by constantly repeating certain things/people in the dream 'which are symbolic'.
If the young boy is repeated - it may relate to something that happened to you as a child, our something that is harming ur inner child? The puppies also represent an innocent young part of ourselves that needs to be taken care of. Dogs ripping would sound like the primitive side of one. I would guesse that it has something to do with a part of you that needs mothering, care and nurturing but either by circumstances, person or yourself is being treated uncaringly, this may be now or it may stem from the past.
I hope this helps somewhat, take care.

[Jennings]

Your dreams reveal trauma which you probably experienced in earlier childhood. You may require professional guidance, help, and support. There is no way a young person of your age should be dreaming in such a manner without having encountered fear.