Are There Areas with Stronger Dream "Energies"?

[Voivod]

Basically, I sleep at my aunt and uncle's house long from home, every weekend of the winter so I can go skiing with them. In their house, I always have extremely strange dreams (I once had a dream where I ate a rat and he started eating my cheeks. I was tickled by this). I remembered my dreams every night, and I always had several false awakenings (at least 5) every day (my cousins who range from the age of 1-6 get up at 6, and I can sleep in until 12 or so). I wake up many times, never sure if it is real. However my cousins have a habit of disturbing me in my sleep so I have many dreams of them entering the room. One of them, my middle cousin grabs the door, opens it, and it starts flying away... I went to my aunt and uncle and told them my strange dreams, and they say that everyone who sleeps at their house tell them how they have strange dreams, experience things they never had before. So my question is, does the area you sleep in affect your dream? Is there an "energy" resonating in certain places?

[Hades]

I wouldn't argue that the area you sleep in can either be more or less ideal, certainly helps if you're waking often and disturbing REM sleep, maybe your body is more active with the change of environment, climate and altitude etc. Perhaps you're more conscious because of the extra activity within the house, in that sense I guess there's more energy in the house. As to what the mind interprets from it's physiological environment that we're not aware of, maybe there is something, like how the "aura" in a buddhist temple or an old church feels different, just something we haven't yet nailed down and rationalised.

[roman67]

No, Nothing is like that and even I have never heard about that the area we sleep affect our dream.