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As far as I can remember, I've had numerous dreams about my teeth. In the past 2 weeks I've had about 10. They are always bad. My teeth are chipped, loose, or they just fall out. Recently I was popping in retainers. The whole dream isnt about my teeth it's just a quick and small portion of the whole dream. Any Idea what this could mean? |
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Phrases like "getting your teeth into something", "chewing something over", "having all your back teeth" come to mind. Do you have problems with any of these? Of course, if you don't have " all your back teeth" you might have difficulty recognising that you do have a problem with one or more of these. So getting your teeth into a book would be like getting absorbed in it. Getting your teeth into a topic could mean getting to grips with it. Chewing things over can be hell. I used to have a friend who had terrible difficulty with "chewing things over" such that he could never let issues go. They festered and festered until they eventually erupted into anger. The modern disease of attention deficit disorder encompasses an inability to "get your teeth into something" as well as an inability to "chew things over". |
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Wow I never looked at it like that. Thats awesome. And I still am hard at work on getting my lucid dreams so when I do maybe then you could help me out? Seems like as hard as I try i can never get them! Thanks for ur response by the way! |
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I too have dreams like this!! wow! |
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Here are a few additional ideas about the image of teeth in dreams that might also be helpful. |
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Last edited by Athanor; 08-11-2013 at 05:58 PM.
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Last edited by Pinkey209; 08-12-2013 at 07:05 AM.
Athanor, that last post relates a lot more. Very interesting |
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You say your dreams frighten you. Fear is the glue that makes nightmares stick. Get rid of the fear, and the nightmare will go. This applies to a lot of things that cause fear: bad thoughts/situations etc. So, if the dream is a bother, work on getting rid of the fear. You can do this by simply telling youself that there is nothing wrong, that the dream is not important, that there is nothing to worry about etc. Also, when you feel fear, recite this mantra "I don't care". |
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You say your dreams frighten you. Fear is the glue that makes nightmares stick. Get rid of the fear, and the nightmare will go. This applies to a lot of things that cause fear: bad thoughts/situations etc. So, if the dream is a bother, work on getting rid of the fear. You can do this by simply telling youself that there is nothing wrong, that the dream is not important, that there is nothing to worry about etc. Also, when you feel fear, recite this mantra "I don't care". |
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Help you with lucid dreams? In my book that is like asking me to assist you to commit suicide. You should NEVER think of trying to control your dreams. They are speaking to you, telling you things that would do you immeasurable good to know. I mean, you surely don't try to control what other people say to you, and especially you don't try to control what your doctor says to you --- you let him speak freely because you want him to tell you what's wrong with you, you want him to help you. That's the way it is with dreams: they are offering you better help than a doctor could. But if you try and control them, you stop them from speaking freely and telling you what you need to know. I would also add this: dreams are a natural psychological phenomenon, a part of the natural operation of the mind. It's like trying to tamper with any machine, say a car: you decide for some reason that you want to control the exhaust so you stuff something up the exhaust pipe. Well, the rersult could be your own death through asphyxiation, but also something is liable to go wrong with the engine because you ahev interrupted its normal working. So no, I will not help you with your lucid dreams. |
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Hi pantodragon, |
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I cant remember exactly what happened in my dreams involving my teeth chipping, but i get what your saying.. i used to have dreams about my teeth once every two months at least.. but i havent had a dream like that in about a year or so.. i never connected it with anything, i only just recently got into dream interpretation and lucid dreaming, its crazy how so many people have experienced similar dreams to mine.. they're not as unique as i thought they were.. |
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I get this alot..where i will have an anxiety attack in my dream, feeling that i am in another dimension or something, not realizing its just a dream my mind made up.. i feel like its a real place, and my anxiety is that i will be stuck in this world, and not be able to return to "reality".. |
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I second this. I am never scared in my dreams. I love them. My 1st Lucid Dream was one of the happiest days of my life. But when I have dreams of my teeth being loose or chipped, they are always SO vivid and SO spot on to my real life. Thats what freaks me out sometimes and makes me wake up to check. |
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