About 75 percent of adults experience at least one recurring dream during their lifetime. Sometimes it’s a completely identical dream night after night, while other times it’s more a loose interpretation of a couple of reliable themes and settings or characters. Experts don’t have a ton of insight as to why this kind of stuff keeps happening, but research does bear out the idea that recurring dreams tend to be negative more often than not. One survey found that adults flagged their recurring dreams as “negatively toned” around two-thirds of the time, and often involved being chased, arriving late or failing. Apparently, the pandemic also made peoples’ dreams weirder, based on an analysis of over 15,000 dream reports studied scientifically that found themes involving fear, illness and death were two to four times more common in dreams after the pandemic compared to before.
Do you have recurring dreams?

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