Dream understanding and analysis may seem mystical and complicated. Dream researchers have discovered several types of dreams, and they can be very useful both to people attempting to understand their own dreams and the dreams of others. Here is a guide to the common types of dreams we have.

RECURRING DREAMS

A recurring dream is a dream which you experience on different nights and often over a long period of time. Most people have had a recurring dream at one point in their life, a dream that repeats itself, with minor variations or even none at all. Recurring dreams can be about any subject, and they focus on that subject night after night.

LUCID DREAMS

Lucid dreams are among the most interesting subjects in all of dream research. These are dreams that we consciously, or half-consciously know we are dreaming.

HEALING DREAMS

Healing dreams are often seen as sending a message to the dreamer regarding his or her health. Dream interpreters believe it is your body’s way of telling you that something’s not quite right physically.

PROPHETIC DREAMS OR PSYCHIC DREAMS

People experiencing these dreams often report the ability to use them to foretell the future. For example, you may imagine a close friend or relative has died and you are all gathered at the funeral.

NIGHTMARES

A nightmare is a disturbing dream. It might cause the dreamer to wake up in the middle of the night in a state of fear or anxiousness. Those who have suffered real life trauma, are particularly susceptible to nightmares.

EPIC DREAMS

Epic dreams are somewhat rare, but they are unforgettable to those who experience them. These epic dreams may possess lots of symbols and meaning for the dreamer.

DAYDREAMS

It takes place while we are awake. Studies estimated that we daydream 70-120 minutes a day.

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