Can a dream be real? Should you worry if you have a nightmarish dream? Could you meet your true love in dreams? Are your dreams possibly connected?
In a sense, a dream could possibly be real depending how you look at it. Sometimes when you wake up, a dream feels so real, what does that mean exactly? Well, if the dream caused emotional responses, it must be real, right? Of course! But it was only real in your mind, no one else's. It's like a memory, real to you and no one else.
If you have a terrifying dream, should you worry about it? Yes, you should probably worry about it. The nightmare was more than likely a sign that something isn't balanced in your waking life. For example, if you dreamt about someone breaking into your house, you probably don't feel secure in your house and you should fortify it. Basically, yes you should worry, but it should be an productive worry.
Could you meet your true love in a dream? This one is a bit more complicated so bear with my explanation. You "could" meet your true love in a dream but that true "love" only lives in your dreams,; possibly only that one dream. Unless you have amazing dream control and know how to change your dreams, I wouldn't worry about that true "love" that you met.
Are all of your dreams connected? Yes, all of your dreams "should" have something similar in them. It could be anything from a certain object all the way to a reoccurring situation. One way or another, all of your dreams are similar. If you don't believe me, keep a dream diary and record all of your dreams. You'll notice a pattern in your dreams.
What's the moral of the story? Only your dreams exist in your mind, no one else. Each dream will show you something about yourself that you hadn't known before. Embrace the dreams. Learn the dreams. You'll open up a whole new world by basically studying yourself. I wish you luck in your adventure and hope you find something new out tonight!
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