What's the difference between a dream and a nightmare? Alot of the time it seems that when I have a nightmare, it's just as normal as a normal dream. The only real difference is that a nightmare has a very confusing evil type of quality to it. Like I can feel it in the dream. Is everyone else's nightmare's like this, or are there spacific bad things that happen in the dream that make it a nightmare?
nightmare, at least the only way i'm familiar with the word being used, is simply generic for any dream this generaly frightning or specificly unpleasant. =^^= .../\...
I see what you mean. Some dreams have an unsettling surreal quality about them, but not in a traditional "I'm being murdered" nightmare sense.
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Hi backtothelab i think the difference is not made by the dream but by you and your desire to look from those places where fear takes you, and deeper. There are parts in you that are as intense and it is like they are touched and stirred and coming to life then out of your own need to hear and embrace them even if it is with voices that sound like screams. Still it is you who draws them into your experience, from a place where you feel most fragile and vulnerable and most alive as much and in the end this is where you wanted to be, to become more complete and whole inside. The point is to not be afraid of fear and not take it as a bad thing.
