I remember when I kept having this one nightmare that wouldn't leave me alone. Simply I would awake in my bed and my door would suddenly slam close. I know it doesn't sound scary but, before I did RCs, it was so vivid I took it as real like and began to beileve my house was haunted. This really took a tole on me whenever I was alone in my house. I had a huge sense of paranoia no matter what.
One night I did a RC when the door slammed and I realized I was dreaming. I quickly ran to the door and opened it. And I kid you not, a little girl was standing there. I asked her why she kept slamming my door and she told me it was because I'm letting her go. I didn't understand. She then told me I was loosing the kid inside me and growing up too soon. I felt this huge wave of sadness. I almost cried. I was growing up to the point my mind had to subconsciously tell me to slow down. I can tell you I think of life a little bit differently now. Don't rush through life because you will miss the best of it.

Trust me, nightmares are terrifying, but when you face your fears and talk to it face-to-face you will learn something about yourself. Dreams are life lessons, and nightmares are just a way of telling us that class is in session.