i had a disturbing dream..that i was chanting some weird gibberish to ward off some evil spirits..
someone is trying to tell me to chant the complete 5 words, when i try to read what's written, i can only read the first 2 and can't pronounce the last 3 words properly...
anyway, i know i was shouting...panicking..it was crazy..because i can see them come near me, very near...but i can't do anything to keep them away...

does this mean anything?
am i being haunted?

Hi Bloom

I think this dream does mean something, though if you are haunted I would say it is probably by yourself.  I assume from your presence on this forum you are familiar to some degree (though I know not how much) with some kind of wicca or chanting of some kind.  The type that wards 'evil spirits'.

Is there some area in your life in which you don't fully understand what you are doing or saying?  The fact that you can only pronounce the first two words perhaps relates to you undertaking some task, or doing some activity, but you don't really understand it all (in fact you may not even know the half of it - only knowing the first two words).

Look along the lines of something that may be making you go a little crazy, or making you panic.  Something that is drawing you closer to your 'dark side'.  I won't say evil because the shadow is not always so, in fact most often is simply misunderstood, at least by my understanding having not delved too deep as of yet.

Hope that sheds a little light on the subject.

Let me know what you come up with.

Sweet dreams,
Rook

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Hi Rook,
thanks for the fresh perspective!
actually i read some basic knowledge about wicca but i didn't actually use them, when i try to recall that dream, i remember that it feels like i'm in a harry potter movie (--didn't watch any recently so i find it weird), i know it's not a spell, it seems like a powerful chant..im not sure

area in my i don't understand?...my dreams!! seriously, i used to like dreaming (as a form of escape) but i seem to want it to stop because it would leave me bothered in the morning, most of my dreams are peculiar, etc.  should i just shrug my dreams off everytime?  maybe i think too much that it means something (overthinking?)
or maybe i'm stressed at work hehe oh...i don't know

thank you so much for the insight  hope i didn't make things more irrelevant

Hi Bloom

I have come to the sense that all dreams are a mirror that reflects our lives.  But it is a silly mirror.  Rather than reflecting perfectly what happens everything is shown in symbols.  Which is precisely why the dreams so peculiar.  They are meant to be peculiar.  Rather than saying an idea it has to make that idea into an image.  Figuring out what that peculiar image is a delicate art-form, something I am working on developing, but if you can nut it out it can be extremely rewarding.

Dreaming is therapeutic and very important for our psyche so I wouldn't be too eager to chase them away.  It is your unconscious talking to you, giving you guidance, confronting your unresolved emotions.  It is possible to overanalyse dreams, but I say better to over analyse than ignore.  Eventually you will find the correct balance.

If it is your dream world the dream is bringing forth (could work - Harry Potter - the world of fantasy) it could be saying that when you are contemplating the dreams and trying to get a meaning you are not understanding all the dream symbols (ie being able to read two words, but not all five correct).  If you had looked at another dream recently perhaps have another look at the symbols in the dream and try to figure out what they are talking about.  Perhaps post it on here if you want another perspective.  The final part of the dream might be referencing what the dream was about?  Panic is the strong emotion, and trying to keep someone or something away?

The evil spirits could relate to work stress.  Are you stressed out about not understanding something about work at all?  Do you know what you are supposed to be doing?  (I quite often am a little confused about what I am meant to be doing).

Cheers,
Rook