Possible Precognitive Plane Crash
Hi
I keep having a dream where I am standing looking up at the sky. A passenger airliner passes flies by. I have a horrible feeling as I watch it and it suddenly stops dead, turns vertical and crashes down.  The feeling is absolutely horrible and i keep getting the same dream.  I panic i am having a premonition.
Please help me – even writing this e-mail has my stomach in knots.  I can picture the scene so vivid.

When we dream about the sky, we are considering ideas and thoughts from our waking lives. The aeroplane represents some plan or project that you are aware of, but are not directly involved in. There is something about this plan that unsettles you because you feel that is going to collapse in some way and come to a sudden and unexpected end.

However, the fact that you are standing with your feet on the ground indicates that you are in a position to offer impartial advice to others about their project. You may feel that their ideas are just a flight of fancy with no real grounding in any practicality. Although it is usually quite easy to engage in blue sky thinking, it is usually much more difficult to put a plan into practice.

Precognitive dreams that contain actual premonitions and predictions of future events are extremely rare and even harder to verify. Whether they actually remember them or not, every person in Scotland experiences at least five episodes of dreaming each night. That is more than 25 million dreams every night. Although some of this dream content may appear to have contained premonitions when studied  in hindsight, it is mainly just coincidental.

Corridor and Forgotten Room
HI
I have had this recurring dream, occasionally, over a number of years.  I am in (what I believe) is my house, but it is not my house and not a house I am familiar with, and it is a different house in every dream.
I am walking along the hall (or a corridor) and I open a door and find a room that I had forgotten we had.  It has been totally untouched  and I suddenly remember that it was there when we bought the house, but I had forgotten all about it!!
As I say different room -  different house -  every time, but not any house that we have lived in.
Any ideas what it means?
Thanks

When we dream about a house, we usually are thinking about our self and considering our sense of identity.  Dreaming about different and unfamiliar houses shows that you are become aware of different areas of yourself that you are not routinely familiar with. The hall or corridor symbolises some new activity that you are involved with in your waking life.

The door in your dream is your sudden realisation as you begin to discover a forgotten skill or personal resourcefulness that this new activity is inspiring you to use. The room represents this talent of yours that had apparently been lost. You know that you have always had this ability but have not had the chance to use it, probably because you felt it was of little or no value to you in everyday life.

This forgotten talent may be something that you were really passionate about earlier in your life but had to set aside or stop. This probably because you felt you could not pursue it further because of your circumstances at the time. When you have this dream, it is telling you that you now have the opportunity and resources to express the passion or ambition that you previously had to abandon.

Elephant Burglar
I have been having this really weird dream, it’s both scary and funny at the same time. I’m in my house and hear this noise outside in my garden, a big rumbling crashing sound. I start rushing around making sure all the doors and windows are locked and trying to make sure I’m safe in case it’s a burglar. The noise gets louder and louder and I’m horrified to see the front door shaking as something batters it from the outside. The door is starting to buckle under the strain and although I’m terrified, I risk a peek out through the window. I’m amazed to see a huge elephant in the garden. It seems to be smiling and as I look at its huge eye, the door caves in and it plants a huge kiss on my cheek with the end of its trunk. What on earth does this mean?

When we dream about an elephant, we are usually remembering our ability to be strong and wise. Your house symbolises your self and your dream suggests that there is some new situation in your waking life that you feel is somehow threatening your identity. This feeling of change can often be triggered by workplace disruptions or new relationships.

These changes are making you feel powerless and vulnerable so you are attempting to keep yourself as safe and secure as possible. Even though you are doing your best to prevent the imminent intrusion into your life,  the situation just keeps getting worse. Your front door usually symbolises how you present yourself to the world and how you also guard your privacy and so it seems to you that both your public and private life are under attack.

However, windows often represent how you perceive yourself and you begin to realise that you are unconsciously welcoming this chance for a big change in your life. It is forcing you to look into strengths and skills that you thought you had forgotten and encouraging you to make valuable use of them. Rather than being an intrusion, it is an opportunity to rediscover the power of your innate strength and wisdom.

Dream
Can you please tell me what my dream means – I dream of reversing the car and I can never stop in time before colliding with something.

Meaning
When we dream about reversing a car that is difficult to slow down or stop, then we are concerned about some decision or commitment that we have made in our waking life. You would like to back out of these circumstances that you have found yourself in, but are concerned that it might be  difficult to extricate yourself.

Not being able to stop in time indicates that you feel that you are not in control of the situation and that reversing your decision is going to bring you into conflict with something or someone. Although you may feel that withdrawing is the best way to resolve this tension, the only way forward is to regain control by facing up to the challenge that lies in front of you.

Rather than abandoning your present position, try considering the areas where you you do have control. Some of these areas might not be obvious and may also require you to influence someone instead of trying to specifically control their behaviour. Don’t be afraid to ask for help from others. They can help you take charge of the situation and put you firmly back in the driver’s seat where you will have a clear view of the road ahead.

Dream
I have been recently having a lot of “end of the world” dreams, where I will be amongst many people in a bus, in the middle of the town or somewhere and then there will be like a mad panic to search for higher ground as in the distance the sea can be seen to getting closer and closer. The ground starts moving and volcanoes appear. I have had some really vivid ones. Another dream i get quite a lot is getting chased from lions,tigers and bears.
Can you please enlighten me on what all this is meaning.

Meaning
When we dream about the end of the world, we are often preparing ourselves to navigate some major change in our own personal worlds. The people in the bus and being in the middle of the town suggests that this change is taking place in your working environment. Your search for higher ground indicates that you are probably trying to achieve a higher level of professional recognition in your workplace.

Although you are trying to remain objective about this approaching change, the moving ground  shows that it will probably involve some personal upheaval that will redefine your circumstances. Even though you may be trying to ignore it, this is making you feel anxious about expressing your real feelings about the situation. The volcanoes symbolise issues that you feel really passionate about but that you are finding difficult to communicate to others. You are concerned that voicing your feelings might be quite destructive.

This is echoed in your animal dreams. These animals represent your instinctive and untamed impulses and you are trying to control these in waking life by keeping your emotions in check. However, the key to successfully navigating this period of change is to acknowledge your deeper feelings and channel them positively without erupting uncontrollably.

Dream
Could you please give me some information on a recurring dream I have
I’m in a house, different houses all the time, sometimes its a home I’ve bought, or house of a friend, or one I don’t know but never my existing home.  I’m living there and there’s always a problem with water running down the walls or from the roof lots of water not just a leak, to the extent sometimes that half of the house is washed away and there is a huge waterfall at the side of the house.
I’ve been having this dream for years and can’t seem to find an explanation for it.
If you could advise It would be much appreciated

Meaning
When we dream about a house, we are often reflecting on our sense of  identity. Dreaming of different houses suggests that you are very empathic and intuitive and so you find it easy to identify with other people and the situations that they find themselves in. Living in these different houses reflects how easily you can see another person’s circumstances through their eyes.

The water running down the walls and roof indicates that you also tend to become emotionally involved in these situations because you empathise so easily with others. The waterfall symbolises your ability to channel your feelings to help other people, providing them with support and energy. However, half of the house being washed away shows that you can sometimes lose sight of your own needs because you are so busy looking after the needs of others.

When you are looking after other people, you need to establish clear boundaries to make sure that you don’t ignore and neglect your own needs.. The best way to do this is to just say ‘No’ when you feel that you are being swamped by the demands of others.  This will keep your own sense of identity intact, like the walls of your dream house.