I dreamed of being chased by someone while sweeping the grave, can anyone tell me what s going on

I'm too nervous.

Relax a little.

When you are chased, you want to hide, but wherever you hide you will be discovered, no matter how tightly you close the door. You run to **, and the pursuers are a few steps behind you. Or like the woman who dreamed of a dog:

She beat the dog with her stick, but she couldn't kill it.

At such times, the person or animal chasing you is part of yourself, your conscience or your values, or your own memories, worries, and pains. Because this pursuer is actually in your own mind, you certainly can't hide so that he can't find you, because you can't deceive yourself.

By the way, do we have to obey our inner conscience? Not necessarily, because for ordinary people, the so-called conscience is only the influence of education and family in childhood, and it may not necessarily be correct.

For example, a person in the old days might think that it was very humiliating, immoral, and contrary to conscience for a widow to remarry, and that conscience was nothing more than morality. Through dreams, we can know what is "catching up" with us in our hearts, and then analyze how we should do it in detail. Whether to obey the pursuer, or to defeat it or to persuade it.

Because instinct is an impulse that does not consider social norms, ethics and morality, and is often manifested as sexual impulses and aggressive impulses, it inevitably conflicts with the human ego.

And the ending of being chased by the dream often symbolizes the dreamer's strategy to resolve this conflict. Generally speaking, the dream of being chased has such several endings:

a) the person being chased (often the dreamer himself) is bitten or killed;

2) Those who are forced to drive out pretend to be dead or hide from the sight of wild beasts or bad people;

c) The pursued person fights head-on with wild beasts or bad guys.

Ending (1) symbolizes that the dreamer usually suppresses his instincts too much, so that after the suppression reaches a certain intensity, he begins to encounter strong instinctive resistance or revenge. The more ** the chaser in the dream, the greater the intensity of the dreamer's instinctive suppression.

Ending (2) symbolizes that dreamers often use self-deception in their daily lives. Turning a blind eye to release some instinctive impulses. That is, to put some reasonable camouflage on instinctive impulses, so that the ego does not feel anxious. Such dreamers generally have a weak personality.

Ending (3) symbolizes that the dreamer continues to suppress his instincts in his daily life. Or the dreamer has been repressed with his instincts for so many years that the dreamer himself has become a rational machine.

None of the strategies represented by the above three outcomes are the right attitude towards instinct. The correct attitude towards instinct should be like Dayu's water control. It is naturally not advisable to let it run rampant, but blindly suppressing instincts will inevitably lead to future troubles, and "channeling" is relatively preferable.

Shaking hands with the beast or the bad guy in your dream is a kind of channeling.

If the instinct is channeled, it will be a steady stream of vitality and vitality, and if it is suppressed, blocked, and eventually overflowed, it will become a destructive force. If it is excessively suppressed, the vitality and vitality will be exhausted. In addition, it is also harmful to release some by self-deception, as in ending (2), because if this is the case, people's perception of the environment will be distorted, and people will actually live with their eyes half-closed.