Someone Else Being Kidnapped in Dreams

Dreaming that someone else is being kidnapped represents your fear for another person’s safety. Since they are taken away, you have no way to validate their safety. Therefore, seeing another being kidnapped is the sign of your care and fear for them. This stems from not being able to have them next to you and to be able to ensure their safety.

Someone Else Being Kidnapped in Dreams

We dream about someone being kidnapped when we feel guilty about neglecting them. This is not to say that all dreams about someone being abducted are a reflection of guilt. We also dream about assault and robbery, or even just being lost in the woods.

Someone Else Being Kidnapped in Dreams

When we feel guilty for neglecting someone, our unconscious mind may project this guilt onto the kidnapper in our dreams as a way of making up for it. We dream about rescuing the abducted victim or putting up a heroic effort to save them.

Someone Else Being Kidnapped in Dreams

For example, if you are dreaming about someone’s kidnapping and you are not taking any action in the dream, then this might signify that your psyche is telling you that you need to avoid a dangerous situation even though you feel guilty about it. If you are dreaming of someone’s kidnapping and taking action, then it might resemble your psyche telling you that you need to take preventive measures against harsh situations.

Someone Else Kidnapped in Dreams

This dream hints at the possibility of you stifling certain aspects of another person. You refuse to let the other person show their true colors and are holding them back from being who they are.

Someone Else Kidnapped in Dreams

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  1. My friend keeps having dreams of strangers kidnapping him and tying him up and making him watch them torturing and killing his family members and friends. Mostly of me, his boyfriend and his cousin, the 3 of us are the closest to him relationship wise. I wanna know what it means cuz he’s been having them from time to time. He also had a dream of his boyfriend kidnapping him and his boyfriend did something bad, I don’t remember what it was but it scared my friend. What do these dreams mean?

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    • The dreams your friend is experiencing, involving kidnapping and witnessing harm to loved ones, are deeply unsettling and carry significant symbolic weight. These dreams, while distressing, are rich with metaphorical meanings that reflect inner fears, insecurities, and unresolved emotions.

      At the core of these dreams is the theme of control or rather, the lack of it. Being kidnapped and forced to watch loved ones suffer is a profound representation of powerlessness. In his waking life, your friend may be experiencing situations where he feels he has little to no control, particularly in the context of his relationships or personal wellbeing. The repetitive nature of these dreams suggests these feelings are persistent and deeply ingrained.

      The specific focus on close relationships involving yourself, his boyfriend, and his cousin—indicates that these dreams are rooted in his anxieties about these bonds. It’s possible that he fears losing these relationships, or he might be grappling with trust issues within these connections. The dream where his boyfriend kidnaps him intensifies this theme, indicating a deep-seated anxiety about betrayal or unexpected harm from those he loves and trusts the most.

      These dreams could also be symbolic of internal conflicts. They might represent his struggles with aspects of his own identity or fears about how his actions could negatively impact his relationships. The act of being forced to watch these horrors could symbolize a feeling of being trapped in a situation or mindset that he finds distressing but feels unable to change.

      Ultimately, these dreams are a call for your friend to embark on a journey of self-exploration and healing. By confronting and understanding the fears and insecurities that fuel these nightmares, he can begin to regain a sense of control and peace, both in his dream world and his waking life.

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      • my boyfriend had a dream last night where he believes it’s real or it’s going to happen. it was a trailer that had a fence around it and a bunch of kids were held captive. they never noticed him unless he spoke to the people. he said the time was going by like he was actually living it. he said the people were talking about killing the kids but he saved them an got them out but he ended up dying in his dream. what does this mean

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        • The trailer surrounded by a fence in his dream is a significant image. Trailers are transient homes, symbolizing a temporary state or a period of transition. The fence, on the other hand, represents boundaries or barriers. This combination could suggest a current situation or phase in his life where he feels confined or restricted, yet aware that it is not a permanent state.

          The children in the dream can be seen as representations of innocence, purity, or aspects of oneself that are undeveloped or vulnerable. Their captivity might reflect his concerns about parts of his own life or personality that he feels are being suppressed or endangered.

          His invisibility to the children unless he speaks to them could symbolize his belief that his influence or ability to impact certain situations or people in his life is limited or only activated when he makes a conscious effort to communicate or intervene.

          The theme of rescue, where he saves the children but sacrifices himself, is particularly poignant. This could be indicative of an internal conflict where he feels the need to help, protect, or save others, possibly at his own expense. It speaks to a noble but self-sacrificing nature, where the well-being of others is prioritized, even in the face of personal risk or loss.

          The dream’s ending, with his own demise, although alarming, is rich in symbolism. In the world of dreams, death often signifies the end of one thing and the beginning of another. It could represent a transformation, the shedding of old habits, beliefs, or ways of life, and the emergence of a new perspective or a new self.

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  2. Hi, I would love if you so kindly gave me your thoughts on what this dream meant. thank you in advance if you do, and if not, thank you for posting this amazing website to help us figure out our dreams 🙂

    In my dream, I dreamt of an old client, that we had in our transitional living home for women.
    I work here trying to help many women overcome addictions, trauma, etc, well I had a client that left (she self exited our program, against our advice, because she was dealing with trauma, and mental health issues possibly schizophrenia) well in my dream I was observing her from afar, and she was watching her small child sleep in bed, and then slowly taking her kid over to the house I was in, which apparently was maybe hers, or somewhere I just so happened to be trying to stay in, still unsure what I was doing there, anyway as she’s in the home I’m watching her in a distance in shock that she took her kid because she’s not allowed to be around her child, but I attempted to cook stuff in the house for her and her child, but all the eggs I tried to use were bad (there were so many cases of them and all were old and expired, and I tried to crack one and it was bad) I started searching all throughout the kitchen and found more expired eggs and bad food and kept looking at my friend and she was in a delusional state and I knew she was going to be in trouble for taking her kid that she wasn’t supposed to have with her. then I woke up.

    I think I might have dreamt this because I saw this past client posting multiple rants on Facebook earlier that night before I went to bed, her posts were alarming and concerned me of how she was doing. any thoughts?

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    • Dreaming of a woman who is in a delusional state and kidnapping her child is a reflection of the seriousness you attach to your role and your deep-rooted fear that something unfortunate might happen to the people you’re trying to help. The inability to find fresh eggs or good food represents the scarcity of resources and possible hurdles you face in your work, and your ongoing struggle to provide wholesome support.

      The dream signifies the convergence of concern, empathy, responsibility, and anxiety regarding your role as a counselor for individuals overcoming personal challenges such as trauma, addiction, and mental health issues. Your dream, in which you encounter an old client and her child, symbolizes the emotional bond you have formed with your clients and your continuing worry about their well-being even after they exit your program. It signifies your inherent desire to provide care and protection for these women and their families. Your attempt to cook for the mother and child in the dream represents your willingness to provide sustenance and nourishment, both literally and metaphorically, even in challenging circumstances.

      In this dream, the child symbolizes innocence and hope. Witnessing the mother, who is not supposed to be with her child, taking the child away or basically kidnapping the child might mirror your worries about the impact of the mother’s struggles on the child’s future. This dream might also be an indication of your subconscious calling for action. It may be worth reaching out to the old client, even if only to provide resources or refer them to appropriate support services.

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  3. In my dream, a whole bunch of my friends went missing suddenly… I’m not even sure about the identity of most of them but it was 5-6 people and they just disappeared from the surface of the earth. At first, I had panic attacks and didn’t know what to do or where to look, then I went frantic and started harassing strangers and asking about them. I even got a bunch of people with guns to help me look for them… I didn’t know if they were kidnapped or worse. Then towards the end of the dream, after going through a suspect’s house and not finding them, I had some sort of vision, I think, of the kidnapper but woke up after a few minutes. I was so scared but even after I woke up all I wanted to do was go back and find the person who took them.. even in the dream I was thinking “wow, you really are nothing without your friends.” it was so painful to “live” through

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    • Dreaming about your friends disappearing, symbolizes feelings of anxiety, loss, and insecurity in your waking life. This dream is reflective of deep-seated fears or insecurities that you may be dealing with, whether they relate to your personal relationships, career, or other significant aspects of your life. This dream also expresses your fear of being alone, and the importance you place on your social connections.

      In your dream, the sudden disappearance of your friends could represent a feeling of disconnect or isolation that you might be experiencing in real life. Your friends in the dream represent parts of your identity or aspects of your personality that you feel you’re losing touch with. This could also be interpreted as a sign of transitional phase in your life, where you are moving away from your past or from certain relationships.

      The sense of panic and anxiety you experienced in your dream is indicative of feelings of helplessness or lack of control over the situation. This could be a reflection of a situation in your real life where you feel powerless or unable to make a significant change. The act of harassing strangers and seeking help suggests your need for support and guidance to navigate through a difficult situation.

      The image of people with guns in your dream represents power, aggression, and the need to protect yourself or your loved ones. It could be a sign that you are preparing for a confrontation or a struggle in your waking life. The fact that you were willing to go to such lengths to find your friends shows your deep love and commitment towards your friendships.

      Towards the end of your dream, the vision of the kidnapper indicates a realization or discovery about the root cause of your problems or worries. Waking up shortly after seeing this vision might signify that you are on the verge of uncovering an important truth or understanding about yourself or your situation. Your dream about your friends disappearing can be viewed as a catalyst for self-discovery and growth. It’s a call to address your fears and insecurities and to value the connections you have with the people in your life.

      Dreaming of your friends disappearing is not a prediction of any actual events, but rather a manifestation of your subconscious mind. It’s a call to face your fears and strengthen your relationships. It’s an opportunity to express your feelings and concerns to your friends and loved ones, and to seek their support and understanding.

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    • Dreaming about a loved one being kidnapped can symbolize the feeling of loss. If you’ve recently experienced changes in your life that you had no control over, this dream could be reflecting those feelings. It can also represent feelings of vulnerability, especially if you’ve recently gone through a major life change like a job loss or a move.

      The perpetual search for your wife in your dream suggests a quest for stability, security, and understanding in your life. It might be symbolic of your desire to regain control over some aspects of your life that you feel are spiraling out of control. It can also reflect your concern about protecting your loved ones or the fear of losing them.

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  4. My brother dreamt of me and him going somewhere and all of a sudden the bus wasn’t moving again, later people were shot and some were being selected to enter a different car, according to him I entered the car even without being selected and he tried to pull me back but to no avail.
    I don’t know if this is related to kidnapping or not but it scares me and I want meaning of it please.

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    • The bus represents your life journey, and the sudden halt may signify a sudden stop or obstacle that you have encountered. The shooting and the selection process may represent the danger and uncertainty that you fear, as well as the choices you must make in the face of these dangers. By entering the different car without being selected, you are showing your willingness to take risks and make bold decisions, even if they are not necessarily the safest. By entering the car willingly, it negates the kidnapping aspect of the dream.

      You may also want to examine the relationship between you and your brother. His attempts to pull you back in the dream may indicate his desire to protect you, or it could represent his own fears and anxieties. Alternatively, he may represent a part of yourself that wants to hold back and avoid taking risks.

      In light of this dream and its possible interpretations, it may be useful for you to reflect on any obstacles or challenges you are currently facing in your waking life. Consider the risks you are willing to take to overcome these challenges and whether they align with your personal values and beliefs. Remember to also communicate with your brother or other trusted loved ones about your fears and concerns. Together, you may be able to navigate the uncertainties of life more effectively.

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  5. I had a dream about my 11 year old brother being kidnapped 10 minutes ago. My alarm went off for school and I immediately went on google and all other websites to see what it meant. My brother and I aren’t really close. I am 2 years older and way more mature. Even with all that being said, it still scared me in the dream and when I was back into reality. This website really helped me calm down. Thank You!

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    • Dreaming of a loved one being kidnapped, especially a younger sibling, can signify a deep-rooted fear or concern. In this case, your brother symbolizes an aspect of your own personality or a part of your life that you feel is being taken away or is in danger. This dream points to a sense of losing control, vulnerability, and potential danger.

      Interestingly, your dream isn’t merely about your brother – it’s about you too. His portrayal as a figure being kidnapped could reflect your own feelings of being overwhelmed or burdened, perhaps with the expectations and responsibilities that come with maturity. It might also suggest feelings of insecurity or anxiety about a situation in your life that you feel is slipping out of your control.

      Your dream could serve as a subconscious nudge for you to face any feelings of fear or insecurity you may be harboring. It prompts you to take charge of situations that seem out of your control and to strive for a healthier relationship with your brother.

      Sometimes, dreaming about someone else being in danger, particularly someone younger or less mature, can reflect your worries about your own competence. The feeling of needing to protect or save your brother might mirror a need to prove your own maturity or capabilities, or it could be your mind’s way of processing feelings of vulnerability and insecurity.

      In some cultures, dreaming about a kidnapping can be a warning sign. It can suggest that you need to be cautious in your waking life or that you need to protect yourself from potential harm or misfortune. In this case, the dream could be an invitation to pay closer attention to your personal relationships, particularly with your brother, and to take steps to improve them.

      Spiritually, this dream might signify that you are being encouraged to face your fears and grow from the experience. It’s a call for bravery and resilience, emphasizing the need to face life’s challenges head-on and not shy away from them.

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  6. I dreamed I was with a friend who got up to use the restroom. While walking toward where restrooms are a man forced her in another direction. I tried to find and get to her then woke up not being able to wee which way they went

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    • Let’s start with the overall theme of your dream, which appears to be a feeling of helplessness or being unable to protect someone you care about. In this dream, you were with a friend who was suddenly taken away from you by a man, and you were unable to find her. This could be a reflection of a similar situation in your waking life where you felt powerless or unable to help someone you care about.

      The fact that you were unable to find your friend could represent a fear of losing someone important to you, or a feeling of being disconnected from those you care about. The difficulty you had in finding the direction they went could represent a feeling of confusion or uncertainty in your waking life.

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  7. I was in an apartment building when I happened to look out the window and see two women laying on the concrete, in panick, trying not to be seen or heard. A red van drives by and I yell at the immediately through the window to stay down. The van seems to continue driving away, but then I look away and look back up to see a black car on the corner where the two women were hiding. The women were no longer there, but I also didn’t see them get thrown into the car. There were two security guides standing outside of the black car. One can only assume the women were thrown into the car. I immediately tell a friend to write down the license plates number while I call 911. When I looked back outside the car dead driving off (by the way we were able to get the license plates number). But, the red van that I initially saw chasing the women was left on the scene, but on fire. Out of fear I looked away again, and then I heard a loud bang which was the sound of the car exploding. When I looked back out, the car was destroyed and on fire.

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    • Dreaming about a distressing scenario where you witness two women in danger, crouching in fear and then seemingly kidnapped, is a potent symbol of your perceived vulnerability and sense of unease. This dream captures a profound psychological unease and conveys an inner turmoil you might be experiencing. It suggests a heightened awareness of vulnerability, be it yours or those you care about, and a compelling desire to mitigate that vulnerability. This dream also reflects your instinct to protect and help others in times of crisis.

      Seeing the two women panic and try to hide from danger symbolizes your own feelings of vulnerability and fear. If you’re currently navigating through an uncertain situation or feeling overwhelmed in your waking life, these women may be representations of your inner fears and anxieties. Your instinctual call to them to stay down signifies your innate desire to offer guidance and protect those in distress, even when you may be feeling uncertain or fearful yourself.

      The dream about the red van and the black car could represent threatening forces or circumstances in your life that seem to pose a risk to your peace of mind and emotional well-being. The van symbolizes an overt threat, while the black car could be a covert threat that sneaks up when you least expect it.

      Your dream signifies a call to action. It is urging you to confront your fears, vulnerabilities, and uncertainties head-on and turn them into positive actions. Perhaps, in your waking life, you could take steps to create a safer environment for yourself and your loved ones. You might look into personal safety measures, engage in community building, or advocate for stronger protective systems in your vicinity.

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  8. i was at my aunties which was hella far but i went the shops to get stuff and it was pitch black and nothing was open pretty sketch i had my flashlight and stuff and i walked through torquay town and there was some sort of festival for halloween and everyone was camping out where the sales tents normally are in my town centre and we’re in halloween costumes and it was bright there and as i kept walking it just got brighter until it was daylight and i wasn’t in town at all and then i bumped into my friend shauna. so i was with shauna on the pier and some woman approached us and asked us if we like want a threesome or whatnot and for some reason we said yes? and she took us to some dodgy ass pub toilet which literally had human shit on the floor and we were like um this is a bit sketch and we kind of ran but she chased us so we ran into a different pub to hide and when i looked shauna was gone and the lady was there so i ran like fuck and managed to get away but then i couldn’t find shauna at all and then i bump into his dad and he’s looking for her and i look w him and my grandad comes too really stressed. then some how i’m at my house and i’m telling my mum about this woman who i think kidnapped shauna and then the woman starts coming up my road towards my house and i was like mum that’s her and she’s like okay we’re gonna attack her and phone the police so i was like okay. She knocks on the door and my mum opens the door and drags her in (idek?) but anyway then she is in my house and sees me and is like i thought you were out and i was like “where the fuck is shauna” and THIS BITCH SAYS “shauna has started a new life as an east asian boy” like wut??? for some reason i was like “so that’s who makes the iphones and clothes” and she was like yh then me and my mum attacked her and she was like “idc i like the pain” and i was like honestly die and then i woke up

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    • The chase from the woman and subsequent kidnapping of Shauna could indicate feelings of fear or loss. It could mean that you’re worried about losing a valuable relationship or that you feel you are losing an aspect of yourself that Shauna represents. Perhaps Shauna symbolizes a part of your personality that you feel is being suppressed or altered due to circumstances in your life.

      Your dream anecdote recalls the story of a man named John. In his dream, much like yours, John found himself in a chaotic marketplace filled with unusual events and encounters with friends who would disappear mysteriously. The dream acted as a catalyst for John, prompting him to reassess his personal relationships and the choices he was making in his life. It served as a subconscious reflection of his inner fears and anxieties, ultimately leading him to a path of self-awareness and growth.

      In the dream, your search for Shauna along with her father and your granddad suggests your concern for her well-being, or symbolically, the well-being of the aspect of yourself that Shauna represents. Returning to your house, revealing your fears to your mother, and confronting the woman symbolizes your desire for safety, understanding, and resolution of the conflict you are experiencing.

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  9. My dream was about a horrifying looking man trying to kidnap my little sister. I had this dream that I was outside my old apartment with my little sister and my mom. We were sitting on the stairs and I turned around and saw a man. He looked pretty beat up and rough. He was just staring at my sister and I. So I got up and told her that we had to go home and my mom took us towards the entrance. And I looked behind me and the man was slowly getting closer and closer. I told my little sister to hurry up and get closer to us. My mom noticed and told her to speed up her walking. We got to the door and my mom went out first and she saw that my little cousin was wandering by herself out side in the parking lot. So she focused on getting her back to us and I looked behind me and saw that the man was right behind my little sister. I noticed that he was drunk. I ran to grab her shirt and he grabbed the other side of her shirt. I was calling out my mom for help. And he grabbed her forcefully and I somehow managed to grab her by her stomach and take her out of his hold. I don’t know why I woke up so traumatized. And now if I see stuff about kidnappers I get this phobia so I have to turn away and avoid looking at their face.

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    • Omg! I had that same dream before! Except it was with my family. My aunty and older sister was watching, and my little brother was being watched. But I made it a little farther then you. A random guy came and helped me out. It felt like an hour before he came. I am so confused.

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    • Your dream, laden with fear and anxiety, of a disheveled man attempting to kidnap your younger sister, unfolds a significant symbolism of your subconscious concerns, fears, and protective instincts. This dream presents a compelling manifestation of your inner fears and apprehensions about the safety of your loved ones, particularly those who are vulnerable or dependent on you, like your little sister. Such dreams can evoke a strong emotional response and cause feelings of distress upon waking, yet they also serve a purpose by bringing your deepest fears to your conscious mind.

      This dream could symbolize your concern over a perceived threat in your waking life, perhaps reflecting an insecurity or fear about someone or something that might harm your loved ones. The man appearing as “beat up and rough” in your dream may personify a real-life problem or a perceived threat that you feel might harm your family, or more specifically, your younger sister. This might not necessarily represent a physical danger but could also denote emotional or psychological threats, such as a disruptive influence or harmful environment.

      In this dream, your mother’s focus on rescuing your little cousin while the man approaches your sister might indicate a feeling of being overwhelmed or preoccupied by too many responsibilities or threats at once. This aspect of the dream may imply a need to prioritize and focus on immediate concerns to protect those you care about.

      Your action in the dream, of grabbing your sister out of the man’s hold, symbolizes your protective nature and your readiness to confront your fears head-on to protect your loved ones. This signifies a deep sense of responsibility, courage, and commitment towards your family. You are encountering such a situation where the dream may be prompting you to take protective actions, strengthening bonds, or addressing fears and concerns in your waking life. It can serve as a reminder to stay vigilant and attentive to your surroundings and those you care about.

      Your dream of your little sister nearly being kidnapped could be highlighting your innate ability to react quickly in stressful situations and confront problems head-on. It underlines your natural protector instincts and your commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of your loved ones.

      Moreover, this dream may also indicate a need to address the phobia and the trauma that you experience in your waking life. It’s quite common for intense or disturbing dreams to evoke strong feelings that linger even after you wake up. Your avoidance behavior towards kidnappers can be seen as your mind’s way of coping with the intense emotions generated by the dream.

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  10. I can’t remember much from the Dream except for my mom and I trying to look for something of mine in our house we kept going in and out of huge house to find this thing meanwhile my brother was waiting for my mom in her car cus they were getting ready to leave. My mom goes outside again and her car gets stolen with my brother in it . She starts hysterically screaming I run outside then I start dramatically screaming and crying where’s my brother where’s my brother … we can’t find him anywhere… no one would help us . We couldn’t find him at all. As soon as I woke up I felt all the emotions I was feeling in my dream . Woke up crying . It was really freighting 🙁

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    • The dream you recall of desperately searching for an object in your expansive house, along with the intense emotions associated with your brother’s kidnapping, signifies a deep-rooted fear of loss, a sense of helplessness, and a desire to regain control over areas of your life where you may currently feel powerless.

      The stolen car with your brother inside introduces a powerful symbol of anxiety and fear. In dream language, a car often represents your life’s direction and the control you have over it. The fact that the car is stolen indicates a feeling of losing control over some aspect of your life. Your brother’s presence inside the stolen car could imply concerns about his well-being or, more broadly, apprehension about the safety of your loved ones.

      This brings us to a poignant anecdote about a young man named David. Like you, David had a distressing dream involving a kidnapping. In his dream, it was David who was kidnapped and taken away in a speeding car. David woke up in a state of panic, the fear from his dream still fresh in his mind.

      This dream prompted David to contemplate his current situation. He realized that his subconscious mind was expressing anxieties about an impending change in his life – his imminent move to college, which meant leaving the safety and comfort of his home. The kidnapping symbolized his fear of this drastic change and the unknown. Inspired by his dream, David sought support from his family and friends to navigate this transitional phase, ultimately finding his footing in his new life chapter.

      Your dream, while distressing, can similarly serve as a catalyst for understanding and addressing your underlying fears and anxieties. The intense emotions you experienced in your dream and upon waking – the fear, the loss, the helplessness – are clear indications that there are powerful feelings your subconscious is prompting you to address.

      Dreaming about your brother being kidnapped and the ensuing panic is indicative of your deep sense of love and concern for him. It may suggest that you feel the need to protect him or, more broadly, it may be an expression of fears about losing people who are close to you. Alternatively, your brother may symbolize an aspect of yourself that you feel is in danger or at risk.

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  11. This dream has been keeping me up for nights now and I want to know why? So it starts of with me waking up in the middle of the night and then I look out my window into my neighbor’s lawn and see a big black van and a guy I couldn’t see his face so I go downstairs, the curtains are closed so he cant see in but I tried to peak through a little spot where I hoped he wouldn’t see me and i looked at his face, he was wearing some kind of mask but one that only covered the top half of his face like it was broken or something. Then I see someone, a girl, she looks so familiar and I couldn’t figure out who she was but I could sense that I have been close friends with her for a while, she was standing in my neighbor’s front yard and the man in the mask grabbed her while she tried to fight him off, I cant do anything I’m just watching in fear from a little spot in the curtains and right then and there he looks up and stares at me like he knew I was there. I hurry up and hide. I heard a big thud from the back of the van and I wasnt sure what to think i just knew my friend was either dead or just barely hanging on. Then I hear heavy footsteps coming toward me, then I wake up and the dream is over and I dont know what this means!

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    • Let’s start by breaking down some of the key symbols in your dream. The black van and the masked man could represent a feeling of danger or threat in your waking life. The fact that you couldn’t see his face and that the mask only covered the top half of his face could symbolize a feeling of uncertainty or confusion about who or what is causing you to feel threatened.

      The girl you saw being abducted could represent a part of yourself or someone you care about who is in danger. The fact that she looked familiar but you couldn’t place her could symbolize a feeling of disconnectedness or distance from someone in your life who you may have lost touch with.

      The thud you heard from the back of the van could represent a feeling of finality or loss. It’s possible that you feel like something important has been taken away from you, or that you fear losing something or someone in your life.

      The heavy footsteps approaching you at the end of the dream could represent a feeling of impending danger or a sense that something is closing in on you. This could be related to a situation in your waking life that is causing you to feel anxious or threatened.

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  12. Had a dream that either was being kidnapped but I feels more like someone I know like may sister was being kidnapped and I was raying t make sure of it that it did not happen and I had to go through hops to try and stop it from happening. I think ultimately I saved her but Im not sure.

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    • Dreaming of a kidnapping is no walk in the park; it can churn the stomach and send shivers down the spine. It’s a symbolic journey, much like a roller coaster with twists and turns that can lead to profound understanding and growth if interpreted correctly.

      Picture yourself in a maze, the walls built of fear and uncertainty. This dream of kidnapping is akin to navigating that very maze, searching for someone dear who’s lost within it. In the real world, this could symbolize challenges or situations that are pulling you or a loved one away from security and comfort. The dream’s eerie shadows and mysterious corners may reflect the feeling of being lost or disconnected from something close to your heart.

      Your dream of rescuing your sister from a kidnapping is a thrilling story, not unlike an action-packed movie. Imagine your sister as a ship lost in a stormy sea, and you’re the lighthouse guiding her back to safety. Your desperation and determination to save her from the kidnapping translate into a compelling metaphor for your willingness to fight for what matters most to you.

      This dream could be a crystal ball, giving you a glimpse into unresolved issues or suppressed emotions. Perhaps your subconscious is telling you that you’re feeling somewhat helpless in a situation, but it’s also revealing a hidden strength. The kidnapping represents a threat, while your efforts to prevent it show your resilience, courage, and love for your family. Your dream of the kidnapping might be urging you to look at relationships and situations that need attention or repair. It could be a warning or a gentle nudge from your subconscious to take action where it’s needed most.

      Your relentless pursuit to prevent the kidnapping, jumping through proverbial hoops, mirrors the hurdles and struggles you might be experiencing in waking life. It’s like a game of chess, where every move counts, and you’re playing to win. The dream paints a picture of your readiness to face challenges head-on.

      Finding your sister and saving her from the kidnapping could represent a yearning to protect those close to you. It’s as if your subconscious is playing a symphony, and the notes are resonating with your inner sense of duty and love. It’s a reminder that you have the strength to overcome obstacles and the love to protect what matters most. It’s a call to arms, urging you to act, to mend, and to grow.

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  13. I had a dream that left me in fear today. We were in the car trying to find my sister because she was missing and we sped off trying to find her. I could see 3 shadows, one of my sister and 2 strange, tall men. I told my dad to turn around but he kept saying he would turn in the next one. I said he was stupid and he eventually turned. All of a sudden cars appeared and there was traffic (there was no cars because it was around midnight). Because of the traffic, I said that we should go out and help my sister because the 2 men were dragging her onto the wall. Nobody in the cars did anything and so did my family. I spoke up and said, dad, you need to come and help me. And then he did. We ran off trying to the pathway looking all buff and told them to get off my sister. I said to the shop nearby, why didn’t you call the police? call the police now! But it turns out that the wall was just a cardboard painting… my sister kept screaming help help and the men were raping her, I think? But my dad just stood there and I tried to help her. Then I woke up.

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    • Dreaming of a kidnapping, especially of a close family member like your sister, is a horrifying and unsettling experience that digs deep into our fears and anxieties. Your dream, filled with vivid imagery and intense emotions, represents a complex mix of feelings and may symbolize a sense of powerlessness, loss of control, and underlying fears.

      Imagine yourself standing at the edge of a dark forest, with the path ahead shrouded in mystery. That’s what your dream is portraying – a journey filled with fear and uncertainty. The car’s inability to turn quickly, the sudden appearance of traffic, and the cardboard wall are all symbols, painting a picture of frustration and helplessness. These elements aren’t just roadblocks in your dream; they signify barriers in your life that you might feel unable to overcome.

      In your dream, you facing an impossible task, and your sister represents something precious and vulnerable in your life that you fear losing. The two strange men might symbolize external pressures or threats that you feel are out of your control. Your father’s hesitation and inaction in the dream can be a reflection of your perception of the authority figures in your life. You may feel unsupported or that the people you rely on are failing you when you need them the most. Just like a ship caught in a storm, looking for a lighthouse but finding none, you might feel adrift and alone in your waking life.

      The cardboard painting of the wall, which appears real but turns out to be fake, is a profound metaphor for illusion and deception. It might represent a situation in your life where things are not what they seem, or it could be a reflection of your fear that your efforts to protect what’s dear to you are inadequate.

      Your dream isn’t just a scary nighttime tale; it’s a wake-up call, nudging you to examine the underlying fears and anxieties in your life. What are the cardboard walls holding you back? Who are the shadowy figures that seem to threaten what’s dear to you? And where might you be feeling unsupported or alone?

      Embrace this dream as a learning experience. It’s a door to understanding the deeper aspects of your psyche, a reflection of the anxieties, fears, and frustrations that might be affecting you. Rather than a nightmare to be feared, think of this dream as a mirror, revealing parts of yourself that need attention and care.

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  14. I just had a dream about me and my dad driving sports cars enjoying the moment and then we drive past a white camaro and we could see who was inside (looked like your typical South American bad apple).. so anyways we keep driving (at high speeds)..then come gunshots I stop the car and get out immediately so they can take it but they end up getting in my dads car and when I look inside while they’re driving off they do a hand gesture where it’s like they signalling tying a Rope near the neck area as they drive off…after that in the dream I was just in pure shock and was looking for help but the other people in the dream were elderly and when I said if anyone could help calling them police they just walked off.. then I woke up with heavy breathing and was so thankful it was just a dream… woke up at 6:53am

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    • Dreaming of a high-speed drive filled with excitement and pleasure followed by a sudden and unexpected encounter with danger, kidnapping, and abandonment can be an intense and unsettling experience. This particular dream carries with it a heavy weight of anxiety, uncertainty, and fear. It paints a vivid picture of contrasts, moving from the freedom and joy of driving sports cars to a sudden halt with violence, confusion, and despair.

      Imagine a bird soaring freely in the sky, enjoying the wind beneath its wings, and then suddenly being ensnared in a hunter’s net. That’s the kind of abrupt shift in emotion and imagery that this dream invokes. You and your father were flying high, enjoying the moment, and then suddenly you found yourselves in a precarious and threatening situation.

      The imagery of the sports cars represents a sense of control, power, and enjoyment in your life. You were in the driver’s seat, enjoying the thrill of the ride, sharing a bonding moment with your father. The car is often a symbol of one’s journey through life, and in this dream, it indicates a joyful and exhilarating journey, at least initially.

      Then comes the abrupt shift. The sight of the white Camaro and the stereotypical “South American bad apple” instills a sense of impending doom. The high-speed chase and gunshots add to the fear and anxiety, and the hand gesture signaling a rope around the neck further symbolizes threat and entrapment.

      Picture a sailor navigating through calm seas, enjoying the rhythm of the waves, only to suddenly encounter a massive storm. The once-pleasurable voyage turns into a battle for survival, filled with terror and desperation. That’s the whirlwind of emotions that this part of the dream is depicting.

      The abandonment by the elderly people in the dream, their unwillingness to help, adds a layer of isolation and despair. It’s like being in a dense forest, calling out for help, but hearing only the haunting echo of your own voice. The people around you, who should have been a source of support, have turned their backs on you.

      Waking up with heavy breathing and a sense of relief that it was only a dream indicates how profoundly this dream impacted you. It shook you to the core, creating a visceral reaction.

      Now, what might this dream signify in the context of your life? The sports cars could represent your ambitions, dreams, or current successes. You’re cruising through life, enjoying the ride, perhaps feeling invincible. The sudden turn of events might be a warning, a wake-up call to pay attention to potential threats or unforeseen challenges that could disrupt this pleasant journey.

      The people who turned away from you in your dream may signify feelings of vulnerability and loneliness in your waking life. Are there trust issues, or feelings of being unsupported by those around you? This part of the dream might be telling you to be mindful of who you can truly rely on when the going gets tough.

      The imagery of the kidnapping could also symbolize a fear of losing control, being overpowered by others, or facing a situation that you’re not prepared for. It’s a stark reminder that life’s journey is filled with twists and turns, some of which may be beyond your control.

      Your subconscious might be warning you that not everything is as smooth as it seems. Like a serene lake that hides turbulent currents beneath its surface, life might have some hidden challenges waiting for you. But rather than causing fear or panic, this dream could be a valuable tool, guiding you to be more aware, more prepared, and more resilient.

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  15. I just woke up its 0429 am this dream is very vivid to me…im out for a jog, i get to a corner an turn right n stumbled into blood splatter on the road like a person fell from a 60 story building. Than i see a streak of blood trailing to 2 guys sliding a trash can with blood all over it and up their driveway. I see a woman come out from the house an the guys panic an put the trash can to the side an there is a dead dog in the driveway, one guy told the lady he hit the dog with his car accidentally but that wasn’t the truth. I turned around an started running away sweat pouring into my eyes, i wipe the sweat away only to find fresh blood on my hand but I wasn’t bleeding, i kept running…now I’m in an apartment complex with my gear on an my unit was 100 meters in front of me but I needed to find my wife for some reason. I ran through everyone an a guy from my unit started telling me n the whole unit how much of an embarrassment i was n how much I should just die. I turned around n told him that was very disrespectful n to chose his words more wisely. He got angry n his long arms had a longer reach he was also a foot taller than me. He said to me “u wanna get fucked up” I said “there’s was a guy back home who had more reach than u but he still went down” he swung at me as I moved in to get in close the scene changed…my 2 hands on my phone n my eyes glued to it pictures of me with blacked out marks on my unit shirt I was wearing were posted on Instagram or Twitter with comments of “he has till friday!” “He’s dead” “his head for 5 mil by friday”…i scrolled down to see pictures of me n my wife n pictures of someone kidnapping her, an a picture of her when she was a kid smiling n a picture of me happy beside that pic. Than i scrolled down further to see that same pic of her as a kid edited to show her with black eyes n drawn tears n a drawn frown over her smile…i woke up…i have nightmares all the time but ones involving my wife r the scariest to me. Im currently on a deployment n i haven’t seen my wife in a long time but I did cjeck on her. We both said a prayer together

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    • In your dream, as you embark on a jog, you are suddenly confronted by the horrifying sight of blood and death. This unexpected and jarring encounter may signify that you are facing a sudden and unforeseen situation in your life, one that challenges your beliefs and shakes your very core. The dead dog, the blood trail, and the panic-stricken people all weave a narrative of deception, guilt, and hidden truths.

      Now, let’s delve into the symbolism. The bloody road represents the path you’re on, fraught with obstacles and challenges. The men hiding the evidence of their crime signify hidden fears, while the woman symbolizes innocence lost. Your hands smeared with blood that’s not your own reflect the overwhelming guilt and responsibility you may be feeling in your waking life.

      In the next scene, you find yourself in an apartment complex, where a colleague challenges your worth and threatens you. This interaction represents your inner struggles, your fear of judgment, and your courage in the face of adversity. The images of you and your wife on social media, accompanied by threats and insults, symbolize the vulnerability of your personal life and your fears for the safety and happiness of your loved ones.

      Your dream also contains a haunting foreshadowing of danger and a possible kidnapping, coupled with imagery of loss and sadness. The picture of your wife as a child, edited to show her with black eyes and drawn tears, speaks to your profound fear of losing the innocence and joy that she represents in your life. You are navigating uncertain waters, holding on to the memories of your wife and the life you’ve built together.

      Being on deployment and away from your wife has undoubtedly taken a toll on you. Your nightmares, filled with fear and anxiety, are a manifestation of the emotional strain you’re experiencing. Your subconscious is communicating the yearning for safety, stability, and connection.

      If you were walking in a dark forest and stumbled upon a clearing filled with sunshine, it might bring you comfort and peace. However, in this dream, the dark forest continues to close in on you, and there’s no escape from the shadowy figures lurking behind the trees. It’s like having a weight on your shoulders, a burden that doesn’t let you stand tall.

      Your dream serves as a wake-up call, urging you to confront your fears, seek support, and nurture your emotional well-being. Reach out to your support system, share your concerns, and focus on building inner strength. It’s a reminder to guard the things you value most and to face your fears with courage and determination.

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  16. This is the second night I dreamed about someone kidnapping my dad. The first time it was only my dad who they kidnapped and I felt in that dream the horrible pain of loosing a relative by being kidnapped and tortured, I woke up understanding how those people feel when they loose someone in that situation. The second time, I was kidnapped with him. I was in a store with him and it was clearly in Juarez city (Mexico) . I asked him how he was feeling etc.. he said he’s fine but he complained about certain people that had worked with him before and asked me if I knew what happened to him some days ago, I said, I didn’t knew. He said the name of a man, apparently that man, burned or injured his feet in one occasion . I was surprised and asked him , when did this happen, while we were walking in the little store. Then he said, that they were also following him and we see the guy he was talking about, there, in an instant. He tries to run away and I follow him, but he stops when he sees someone gets me. So they get both of us and take us in a taxicab, although there was more people with us, a young girl sitting to my left with her brother,(apparently he was also a kidnapper working with the guy who knew my dad) the taxi driver and someone sitting with him at the front and on the trunk there was more people as well, but couldn’t recall who were they, it felt like innocent people. My dad was sitting in my right side and beside him the main guy who kidnapped us from the store , I could see his face. During the drive we try to make communication with the cellphone and call someone , I didn’t even knew what was the emergency number in Mexico to ask for help. I try to Seek help from the young girl, she appeared to be innocent and scared as well. She tried to send a text message to someone to let know were they were taking us. I was able to call someone I knew from the US and tell her the situation and tell her to let know the embassy of USA and Everyone, but I didn’t know our location and the call endEd. They drove so much, to the point we got into a street that was like a river, filled of water, we thought we were going to died drowned there, but we didn’t. Afterwards, we arrived to a neighborhood that it was not like Juarez Mexico at all, even the stores or buildings had letters written in other language, I thought it was maybe in-du, I wanted to find a Keyword of were we were located, so I can call the police, but I didn’t understand the language written. The car stopped and pull out everyone from the car, they were putting 2 people together , it appeared the other people was also kidnapped. I wanted to stay with my dad, so I run to be near him, I kidnappers to let me be with my dad, but he told me that he didn’t wanted, because he just couldn’t bare to see me in pain. He knew they were going to tortured us. He’s eyes were neutrally sad with reflection and I understood what he meant, it will be unbearable to see your love one suffered . I felt very frightened of the situation we were living.

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    • Dreaming of being kidnapped, especially with a family member, is an incredibly intense and often frightening experience. This type of dream brings with it a whirlpool of emotions, fears, and underlying messages from the subconscious.

      Imagine yourself in a darkened theater, watching a movie that you star in. The plot twists and turns as you and your father find yourselves kidnapped, taken from the familiarity of Juarez City into the unknown. The narrative weaves a complicated web, but it holds lessons and insights if you take the time to unravel it.

      At the very core of this dream is a profound feeling of vulnerability and fear of losing control. This is exemplified by the kidnapping itself. It’s as if your mind is telling you a story about something that has deeply affected you, something that has taken you by surprise and out of your comfort zone. The dream can be seen as a metaphorical kidnapping of your sense of security, peace, and perhaps even trust in the world around you.

      Your father’s presence in the dream likely symbolizes a bond or connection that’s vital to your sense of self. When this connection is threatened by the kidnappers, it mirrors real-world concerns that something might come between you and what your father represents to you, be it safety, wisdom, or love.

      Think of the journey in the taxicab as a winding road filled with uncertainty, one where you don’t know where it leads or what lies at the end. The water-filled street represents obstacles and challenges, and the fact that you thought you might die there, but didn’t, signifies resilience and survival. You made it through, just like you can in real life, regardless of how insurmountable things may seem.

      Arriving in a neighborhood filled with unfamiliar language and signs could be an embodiment of feeling lost, out of place, or misunderstood. Sometimes, life takes us down paths we don’t recognize, and we must learn to navigate without a clear map.

      The moment your father says he doesn’t want to be near you to spare you both the pain of seeing each other suffer is a heart-wrenching but vital part of the dream’s narrative. It’s a reminder of the compassionate sacrifices that loved ones make for each other. It could also be a reflection of your subconscious understanding of the depths of love and empathy within familial relationships.

      Your dream could be urging you to take control of areas in your life where you might feel vulnerable or fearful. Perhaps it’s time to confront those fears and anxieties, work on building trust, or reinforce the connections that mean most to you. According to some beliefs, kidnapping dreams could also be a warning. A sign that you need to be cautious about the people around you or pay attention to underlying issues that you might be ignoring.

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  17. So I had a dream that we were trying to catch pedofiles (weird I know and no idea why I dreamt of it). And we used my little brother(10) as bait. Anyway this man approached him and we went to interrupt but this man who approached him was only going to ask if my little brother was ok. Next minute my little brother is gone and we could only assume he was taken by the pedofile we were trying to catch. We started to look for him and then I woke up crying. It was bloody awful.
    Anyone know why I would of dreamt of my little brother being abducted? 😓

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    • It sounds like you had a very vivid and intense dream that left you feeling scared and upset. Let’s start by exploring some of the symbols in your dream. The fact that you were trying to catch pedophiles could represent a desire to protect and keep others safe. The use of your little brother as bait could symbolize a feeling of responsibility to protect those who are vulnerable.

      The man who approached your little brother and only wanted to check on him could represent a feeling of mistrust or suspicion towards others. This could be related to a situation in your waking life where you feel like you need to be on guard or protect those around you.

      The fact that your little brother was then abducted could represent a fear of losing something or someone you care about. This could be related to a situation in your waking life where you feel like you are not in control or where something important to you is at risk.

      The fact that you woke up crying shows how emotionally charged this dream was for you. It’s important to take the time to process and understand the meaning of your dreams so that you can work through any underlying fears or concerns that they may be highlighting.

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  18. I dreamt my old best friend had gone missing. What I thought was her body was found in the woods, but with a note that she had actually been kidnapped and is being kept somewhere else. I managed to find her, I opened the door of a tiny white dome and I saw her crawl through, naked, crying and running out to me. She said ‘he’ had kept her and abused her, and wouldn’t let her go. The rest of the dream is fading away slightly, but I remember waking up in fear and crying.

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    • Your old best friend going missing in the dream is a striking symbol of lost connections and severed relationships. This person’s disappearance may mirror a sense of losing touch with a part of yourself that she represents, perhaps innocence, trust, or a shared history that you once cherished.

      Finding what you thought was her body, only to discover a note revealing that she was kidnapped, adds layers of complexity to this dream. It could symbolize an underlying fear or anxiety that something precious has been taken from you. It might even hint at feelings of powerlessness and being out of control in certain aspects of your life.

      The image of the tiny white dome is both intriguing and symbolic. White often symbolizes purity and innocence, while the dome’s confined space may represent feelings of entrapment or limitation. Rescuing your friend from this enclosure speaks to a deep-seated desire to save and reclaim what has been lost or violated.

      Her appearance, naked and crying, reinforces the theme of vulnerability and violation. It may symbolize your own feelings of exposure, shame, or a profound fear of being mistreated.

      The nebulous “he” who abused and imprisoned her can be seen as a shadowy figure representing your own fears, doubts, or a malicious force that you feel is threatening you or someone close to you. This could be a situation, a person, or even a part of your own psyche that you are struggling with.

      Let’s take a step back and paint a broader picture through an analogy. Imagine your life as a tranquil forest, where everything seems calm and serene. Suddenly, a storm hits, and the trees, representing your emotions and relationships, are torn apart. In the midst of this chaos, you search desperately for something or someone precious that’s been lost. This dream might be that storm, revealing the turmoil lurking beneath the surface, threatening to upend your life’s equilibrium.

      Now, consider a character named Emily, a young woman who has drifted apart from her childhood friend. Emily’s life seems stable, but she feels a nagging emptiness, a longing for something she can’t quite name. One night, Emily has a dream similar to yours, filled with terror and urgency, and it shakes her to her core. Waking from this nightmare, Emily realizes that the dream is a wake-up call. It’s urging her to confront her fears, reconnect with her lost self, and face the unresolved issues that have been haunting her. She begins a journey of self-discovery, seeking professional help, reconnecting with old friends, and slowly rebuilding her life. Like Emily, you too may find that this dream is a signpost, guiding you towards healing and growth. It may be nudging you to explore hidden fears, heal old wounds, and reclaim parts of yourself that have been lost or buried.

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    • Dreaming of a relative being kidnapped and raped is a deeply unsettling and disconcerting experience. It’s a stark image that can leave a lasting impact on your waking mind, revealing deep-seated fears, anxieties, and feelings of vulnerability. This dream is a vivid and distressing metaphor for loss of control, innocence, and the fear of losing something precious to you.

      Picture a man named John, who is deeply connected to his family and values the bonds he shares with his relatives. One night, John dreams of a close family member being kidnapped and horribly mistreated. Upon waking, he is filled with a profound sense of dread and helplessness.

      The dream could be a reflection of John’s underlying anxieties about the safety of his loved ones and his inability to protect them from harm. It could also symbolize his fear of losing control over his own life or some aspects of his relationships. The rape in the dream could represent a violation of trust, personal boundaries, or an assault on one’s sense of security and well-being.

      Now, let’s relate this to your dream. The kidnapping of your relative might symbolize a fear that something dear to you is being taken away without your consent or control. It could relate to a situation in your waking life where you feel powerless, violated, or exposed.

      The subsequent rape of your relative in the dream paints a picture of something pure and innocent being tarnished or corrupted. It might be an allegorical expression of a loss of innocence or purity in your life, or a fear of something sacred being desecrated.

      This dream could act as a reminder of your subconscious mind trying to alert you to potential threats or issues in your relationships or personal life. Maybe it’s a sign that you should pay more attention to those around you, or perhaps it’s urging you to take a closer look at your own feelings of vulnerability or loss of control.

      If you have been feeling anxious, stressed, or worried about the safety and well-being of your loved ones, this dream may be your subconscious mind’s way of processing those emotions. It’s a cry for help, a plea for understanding, and a call to action to address the underlying fears and anxieties that may be plaguing your waking life.

      A spiritual interpretation could be an indication of your soul crying out for healing and protection. It’s a sign that you need to focus on your spiritual growth and development, nurturing your inner self, and safeguarding your emotional well-being.

      After having such a vivid and troubling dream, it’s natural to feel confused, afraid, or even angry. However, it’s crucial to remember that dreams are not predictions; they are reflections of our subconscious mind. They reveal our innermost fears, desires, and feelings.

      Dreaming of a relative being kidnapped and rape is a powerful and troubling symbol of fear, loss of control, and violation. By taking the time to understand its underlying meanings and applying them to your waking life, you can transform this distressing dream into a valuable source of self-discovery and personal growth. The road may be rocky, but the path to understanding yourself and your emotions is a journey worth taking, for it leads to healing, growth, and empowerment.

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  19. I dreamt last night that me and my 8 year old son was hiding in a small shower from someone who was trying to get us he caught us and firmly took me and my son captive then another man separated us in my dream I was taken away to be a slave there were a lot of people in on this and I wasn’t the only one kidnapped my son was taken away and put with other children that had been separated from there mothers I felt so much pain and fear for my son when he was taken from me. I dreamt he was being trained as a soldier and I was looking for ways to escape but I was very difficult. In my dream I was at one of the perpetrators house who had the kids he wouldn’t let me see them and I needed the bathroom he told me I’m not allowed to go but that he won’t see if I do (suggesting he’s would turn a blind eye to it) so I went and he came down, he deceived me and tried to get me punished for using the bathroom.

    Very strange dream!

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    • Dreaming of being kidnapped alongside your child and then separated from him is a harrowing and painful vision. The symbolism behind such a dream is intricate and multifaceted. It can reveal profound fears, struggles, and experiences that are happening in your waking life.

      Picture a serene forest, quiet and mysterious, where suddenly a menacing storm approaches, casting a shadow over everything you hold dear. Your dream is akin to this sudden storm, disrupting the peace and striking fear into the heart.

      Imagine you and your son as characters in an intense adventure novel. The story’s plot revolves around the two of you, entangled in a frightful situation that tests your courage, determination, and love for each other. The dream paints a vivid and dramatic scenario where both of you are trapped in a dark world, full of deception, and coerced separation.

      The kidnapper’s forceful separation from your son is an allegory for your fears and concerns about losing control over something precious to you. It may signify a situation in real life where you feel helpless, threatened, or afraid of losing something or someone dear to you. Perhaps, in your waking life, there are situations or people that make you feel constrained or cornered, and this dream is a reflection of those real-life struggles.

      Your son being trained as a soldier adds another layer to this dream. Soldiers symbolize discipline, conformity, and a strict regime. It might reflect a concern about your child being pressured or molded into something against his nature. Maybe there are circumstances in his waking life where he’s being forced to grow up too quickly or take on responsibilities that are too heavy for his age.

      The part where you are tricked by the kidnapper and led to punishment for using the bathroom speaks volumes about feelings of deception, betrayal, and being monitored or controlled. Your dream may be trying to tell you that someone in your life may be deceitful or controlling. It’s a warning, like the growl of a wolf in the dark forest, alerting you to be cautious about who you trust.

      Your dream of being kidnapped, separated from your son, and deceived is an intense symbol of your subconscious fears and concerns. The imagery is a wakeup call, urging you to face these fears and find ways to regain control and trust in your waking life.

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  20. I dream my late father kidnapped, i try to chase the kidnapper, later fund my dad cloth hang in a building close to bush and I saw a goat with rope on its neck in front of the house which I believe the kidnappee took my dad to, I woke up when I was about to get in to the build with big weapon in my hand to attack the kidnappee

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    • The kidnapping of your father can be seen as a powerful metaphor for loss, fear, and unresolved emotions. It can symbolize a personal struggle you’re facing or a significant change you’re going through that is affecting your subconscious mind. The presence of your late father may signify a deep longing to reconnect with the past or a need to address unresolved feelings or issues related to him.

      Your dream of the kidnapping may symbolize something in your life that feels out of control or taken away from you. It could be a personal struggle or a fear that’s been haunting you. The chase represents your desire to regain control, while the goat may symbolize a challenge or obstacle you must overcome.

      The show of bravery in your dream signifies that you are ready to face your fears and overcome challenges. You are prepared to confront whatever has been holding you back, armed with strength and courage. The weapon in your hand symbolizes your determination and readiness to take control of your life.

      According to ancient folklore, dreaming of a kidnapping could signify a warning or a premonition. It might be a sign that you need to be vigilant and watchful for potential dangers or threats. In some cultures, kidnapping in a dream might represent the fear of losing control or the anxiety of letting go.

      Another interpretation could be a connection to a hidden desire for freedom or a longing to break free from constraints or limitations in your life. The kidnapping and chase could symbolize your inner struggle to break free and reclaim your sense of control and independence.

      On a spiritual level, the dream may be a reminder to focus on personal growth, inner strength, and self-discovery. It could be urging you to delve deeper into your soul and uncover the hidden fears, desires, and emotions that are driving you.

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  21. I had a dream that my loved one was abducted and i found her as she yelled for me. Then saved and protected her. Then woke up.

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    • Dreaming of a loved one being abducted and then rescuing her as she calls out to you is a vivid and emotionally charged dream that reveals a lot about your subconscious feelings and beliefs. This dream is brimming with potent symbolism and meaning, reflecting a deep connection with your loved one and an unwavering commitment to her safety and well-being.

      Picture yourself as a valiant knight in a mythical land, armed with a sword of courage and a shield of love. Your loved one is a cherished treasure, a priceless gem held captive by the menacing forces of fear and uncertainty. The landscape of your dream is a battlefield, where you wage war against the threats that dare to come near her. The cry for help that echoes in the night is a call to arms, a plea that awakens the warrior within you.

      As you embark on this perilous quest to save your loved one, the dream plunges you into a tale of heroism and bravery. The anecdote of the fearless warrior resonates with your own inner strength and determination. You don’t hesitate; you don’t falter. You rise to the challenge, cutting through the shadows of doubt and fear, reaching out to the one who needs you most.

      This dream is no mere adventure; it’s a reflection of your reality. Perhaps you feel a tremendous responsibility to protect and care for your loved one in waking life. The sense of danger and urgency in the dream may symbolize real-life worries or concerns that weigh heavily on your mind. Your role as the rescuer demonstrates a profound sense of duty and a willingness to go to great lengths to ensure her safety.

      The dream also signifies trust and connection. Your loved one’s cry for help reaches you, guiding you to her side. This can be a metaphor for the deep emotional bond between you, a connection that transcends distance and circumstance. It’s as if your hearts are tethered, intertwined in a dance of love and devotion. The dream paints a portrait of a relationship built on trust, where you can rely on each other no matter what.

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  22. Hi,

    I dreamt i was dating a celebrity, while we where at an event a group of masked men came in pointing AK-47’s they threw me to the ground and pointed the gun at me while they kidnapped him. I was panicked and stressed trying to locate him with no one seeming to care, an almost conspiricy going on to hide it. I was going mad and willing to put myself in danger to help him. Some time later he came back to the home but I didnt know him i was starting to get to know him again as though we where strangers, I cared for him as he was bed ridden after his kinapping ordeal. There was lots of people in the house having sectret meetings that I was not to tell him about, I felt they where plotting to cause him harm so I wouldnt leave his side. Once he was well we began the romance again then the alarm clock went off which was upsetting.

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    • Dreaming of dating a celebrity and subsequently being caught in a dramatic kidnapping ordeal might seem like a twisted plot from a blockbuster movie, but it’s more than mere fantasy. Allow me to take you on a journey through this dream’s intriguing symbolism and hidden meanings.

      The beginning of the dream, where you are dating a celebrity, symbolizes a longing for recognition, validation, and perhaps an aspiration to attain a higher status in life. It reflects your desires for the glamorous, the exciting, and the exceptional. But as the dream unfolds, a more profound and complex story emerges.

      Picture yourself at a grand ball with the world’s eyes on you, standing next to someone who represents success and fame. Suddenly, masked men wielding fearsome weapons invade this idyllic scene, kidnapping the celebrity and throwing you to the ground. Here, the imagery shifts to fear, panic, and a feeling of powerlessness. The masked men may symbolize hidden fears, challenges, or situations that you feel are beyond your control. They disrupt the dreamlike fantasy, introducing chaos and uncertainty.

      In the dream, your determination to find and protect the celebrity after the kidnapping ordeal symbolizes loyalty, resilience, and perhaps a struggle with something personal in your life. The secrecy, the hidden meetings, and the conspiracy all represent the murkiness and complexity of human emotions and relationships. It’s as though you are navigating a maze, unsure of who to trust or where to turn.

      The romance rekindling with the celebrity after his return mirrors the cyclical nature of relationships and the power of love to heal wounds. It’s a testament to the strength of your emotional bonds and your willingness to start afresh, even after a traumatic experience.

      Your dream might also be a reflection of some real-life challenges. Maybe you’re dealing with issues of trust, loyalty, or personal ambition. The kidnapping could symbolize a fear of losing something precious, whether it’s a relationship, a career opportunity, or self-confidence.

      Finally, the alarm clock waking you up from the dream may represent a rude awakening or a call to action. It’s a reminder that time is precious, and you must face reality, no matter how complex or challenging it may be.

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    • Dreams are fascinating and complex, but they often reflect our subconscious fears, desires, and concerns. The fact that you dreamt about someone you’ve never met before being kidnapped could be a reflection of a feeling of powerlessness or helplessness in your waking life. This could be related to a situation where you feel like you don’t have control over something important to you.

      The fact that you don’t know the person who was kidnapped could be a symbol for something that is unknown or unfamiliar to you. This could be related to a situation in your waking life where you feel uncertain or unsure of what’s going on. The fact that the person was kidnapped could represent a fear of losing something or someone you care about.

      It’s important to pay attention to the emotions you felt during the dream. Did you feel scared, anxious, or helpless? These emotions can provide insight into the meaning of the dream and what it may be reflecting about your waking life.

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  23. I had a dream that my cousin was kidnapped and I was on the mission to save her but every time I got close the person drug me and I had to start again then he was going to move her to Washington and he forced me to transport her and him there when we got there my cousin pushed him over a cliff. Then ran up to me

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    • The kidnapping of your cousin represents a feeling of powerlessness, where something precious is taken from you. Your repetitive attempts to save her, only to be thwarted again and again, mirror the relentless obstacles you might be facing in your waking life. It’s like climbing a slippery hill – every time you think you’re close to the top, you slide back down. It can be a job promotion always slipping from your grasp, a relationship that’s stuck in a rut, or a personal goal that seems forever out of reach.

      But wait a minute, there’s a twist in the tale! Your cousin’s daring act of pushing the kidnapper over the cliff symbolizes a turning point. It’s as if she’s saying, “Enough is enough!” She takes control of the situation, and instead of being the damsel in distress, she becomes the hero of her own story.

      In this act, you might see a reflection of your own inner strength and desire to overcome the challenges that hold you back. It’s that voice in your head that says, “I can do this, I won’t give up.” It’s the fire that keeps you going, even when the odds are stacked against you.

      Your dream closes with a resolution – the villain’s defeat and your cousin’s rush toward you. This ending is like a long-awaited sunrise after a dark and stormy night. It’s a sign that even in the face of continuous adversity, there’s hope and victory at the end. It may even suggest that the solution to your problems lies not only within you but also within the relationships and connections you hold dear.

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  24. I dreamed that my mother and brother were kidnapped by the goverment. They were trapped underground and tortured with monsters. Then after 9 months me and my dad were able to take them back (they were done with them). My mom was mostly ok but my brother was dead or missing. This is haunting me now as im writing this.

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    • In your dream, the government’s role as the abductor can symbolize an overpowering entity or an insurmountable challenge in your life. It could represent authority, control, and a sense of being overwhelmed by forces beyond your control. The underground entrapment paints an image of darkness, confinement, and hidden fears. The presence of monsters may signify inner demons, anxiety, or unresolved conflicts that are tormenting you.

      The rescue mission led by you and your dad serves as a metaphor for your resilience, strength, and determination to overcome adversities. The nine months’ period could symbolize a gestation period, a time of growth, transformation, and preparation for a new phase in life. The rescue, though fraught with difficulty, signifies your ability to face and conquer your fears.

      Your mother’s survival and your brother’s loss can be understood through an analogy of win and loss, survival and surrender, hope and despair. Imagine a garden, lush and vibrant, filled with blooming flowers and towering trees. A storm ravages the garden, leaving some trees standing tall while others are uprooted. The garden represents your life, the storm symbolizes a crisis, the standing trees are the strength and resilience (like your mother), and the uprooted ones represent loss and grief (as in your brother).

      The haunting feeling that lingers after waking from this dream is a manifestation of underlying emotions and anxieties. It may prompt you to reflect on your relationships, your fears, and the dynamics within your family or social structure. It could also be an encouragement to delve into self-discovery and healing, acknowledging the vulnerabilities and strengths within yourself.

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  25. I Dreamed My Best Friends were kidnapped and all but one were murdered by someone. Just about as my last best friend was being picked up by one of the murderers (They Were very tall), I remember standing there, being able to help. But I didn’t. That’s when I woke up crying.

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    • Dreaming of witnessing the kidnapping and murder of your best friends is a deeply unsettling and harrowing image that casts a long shadow on the subconscious mind. This vision, with its cruel undertones and horrific events, is filled with symbolism and metaphor that call for careful examination.

      Your dream starts with the kidnapping of your closest friends, an act that suggests feelings of powerlessness, fear, and an impending loss. The murder of all but one of them amplifies this terror, and the looming presence of the tall murderers embodies a faceless, towering fear that haunts you. The murder and the looming threat symbolize a critical juncture in your life where the fears and anxieties you’ve tried to suppress are now manifesting themselves in a horrific and dramatic way.

      What’s truly gripping about this dream is your paralysis, the moment where you stand there, fully capable of helping but frozen in place. This could be indicative of a feeling of helplessness or a fear of failure that has been gripping you lately in your waking life.

      The dream of your friends being kidnapped and murdered also carries an undercurrent of guilt and remorse. The vivid imagery of standing there without intervening might point to a real-life situation where you feel you’ve let someone down or failed to take responsibility for something important.

      Your dream, with its heart-wrenching imagery and intense emotions, is like a dark and twisted tale, forewarning you of a critical juncture. It’s a wake-up call to confront your deepest fears and insecurities, to face the towering obstacles that have been haunting you.

      In some cultures, dreaming of death or murder isn’t necessarily negative. It may symbolize an end to something in your life, paving the way for new beginnings. But given the specific context of your dream and the emotions you felt upon waking, it’s evident that this interpretation carries a heavier weight.

      If you’ve been grappling with anxieties or fears about your ability to achieve your goals or make a positive impact, this dream might be a reflection of those struggles. Like a dark cloud on a stormy night, it casts a shadow over your subconscious, reminding you of what’s at stake.

      Take this dream as an urgent call to action. Identify what’s holding you back and what fears are paralyzing you. Work on overcoming them, because inside you lies the power to change, to act, to make a difference. Whether it’s a relationship that needs mending, a career path that needs pursuing, or personal growth that needs nurturing, don’t let the dream’s haunting imagery hold you captive.

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  26. In my dream i was walking with my friend drinking some kind of juice and we where passing through the forest and in the trees I saw a man I ended up drinking all the juice and he offered me some but in the dream I was smelling what he gave me and then I said there is something in here and he offered us to come in his house there were other children he lived in a crashed ship near a bridge the kids where scared I was too but at the end of the bridge was a portal when the man went out to smoke but when I was walking in the forest before I saw him transform in a human he was actually a tall wolf anyways when he went out to smoke I had the chance to escape through the portal he was chasing me but from a man he transformed in to a giant flower I left to get help but when I walked into the portal I woke up from the dream pls help

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  27. so i dreamt about the world being upside down like everyone is dong strange stuff and escaping idk what . but i was seaching for my friends and asking everyone what s going on one women told me white i said what do you mean she just laughed and then i saw a white car i jumped in it and two girls started riding it on the way i saw a van with all my friends in it and two strange mans so i told the girls to follow the van quick so we followed andi jumped out f the car and told all my friends to get out qick the guys kidnapped them but like at the end when i trie dsaving them the guys didn t really follow us it was like i was in a game or a simulationeveryone was so strangeee

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  28. I saw my dad protecting me from a relative who tries to molest me and then in different country when we are on our way to our home , he goes missing .

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  29. My dream started with me and a couple friends in a park then the park fences flashed and trapped us in so me and one friend ran and jumped through the fence holes leaving another friend behind. after running a while we turned round and ran back to save the other friend. As we ran back we were screaming their name as they were screaming back, when we got closer to them we realised that they were being kidnapped into the back of someone’s car and there was nothing we could do. my other friend got into the car to try and stop them without the kidnappers knowing and then the car drove off, leaving me alone on the side of the road and both friends in the kidnappers car. I tried to text and call both friends but neither of them replied, I tried seeking help from a stranger but the wheels on their car needed to be put on because for some reason they had come off. I then tried to call my mum but she was no help either but at that point the dream got blurry

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  30. I had this dream where I was getting kidnapped while my dad watched and just shrugged his shoulders instead of helping

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  31. I had a dream 2 nights in a row of the same dream where I was in a room and walked out as normal then two strangers I don’t know or have seen before that I know of sitting at a kitchen breakfast bar I then walk into another room lay down and hear noises and then get up to look for the noise and see a crease line or separation line in the carpet I move the bed and lift the hidden floor and there is a women and three babies tied up and bound underneath all alive just bound and gagged I then walk out to say something and the said strangers get up and chase me out the door and as I leave the house I end up being in a completely different area in a pool I’m a backyard with friends I assume but don’t know and as I bomb dive the pool the same men come shooting don’t hit me but get others I don’t see blood just fear and wake up. I’ve had this dream twice now and worries me.

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  32. I was dreaming that my whole family were kidnapped and tortured.
    Me and my little sister were looking for our family (our parents and three older siblings), we saw an old house and dicided to go inside, and there their were, alive but had blood everywhere. We were so tired so we slept first, I woke up in the night and saw a man in the shadows but he was gone again after I blinked.
    Something felt funny on my neck, I walked to the bedroom, looked at the mirror and I saw some flower-ish on my neck, like ingrown hair but flowers, I plucked them out, some were small but when I plucked them they got bigger and bigger it was really disturbing.

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  33. i once had a dream where i was walking down the street with my friend when a member of staff that works in my high school walked up to us, wrapped a sack around our heads and took us to school against our will. every time i see him at school i avoid him at all costs. i know it sounds silly but i am truly terrified of him!!!

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  34. First I’d like to say this article was very useful. Thank you..! Here goes my odd dream. I dreamt that I was taking care of an infant and I had him in a stroller which I left unattended outside my porch while I quickly grabbed what I forgot from inside. When coming back I saw a couple rush and grab stroller and all and jump into a white van. I ran after it yelling for them to stop but failed. I felt very hopeless and overwhelmed and I knew I would not catch up to them but I continued to run after them. My dream then jumped to a completely different scene or don’t remember what happened next but it was odd. I have never babysat any child but I do have a child of my own. After reading this article I think I may be hindering my child’s expressiveness and not fully allowing him to be himself. I’m gonna change this and again thank you for this useful article.

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  35. I had a dream just right now about my boyfriend beeing kiddnapped we wanted to go to the cinema everything was pretty normal in the begging I went into the cinema to choose the film he waited outside ( I don’t know why) when I came back he wasn’t there anymore so I went home when I was home he called me not saying anything and I heard the kiddnappers talk (i don’t know what they said) so I was just there crying because I was so worried under tears I called the police told them eveything then the next thing I remember is that he called me and he seemed kind of traumatized he was crying so much but after a while he decided to run away they didn’t notice anyhing until he was outside and after that it’s all black and I woke up (he was in something under ground thingy I don’t know how to describe it but I saw it cuz he was video chatting me when he got out) so after I woke somehow my fear of darkness came back I had it when I was young until I was 16 but it was okay for awhile and after that dream it’s back and that dream I had felt really real after I woke up my heart was racing a little bit I hope someone can help me I really wanna know what this all means..

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  36. I got a dream last night that my sister got kidnapped because of my negligence and I was helpless finding her let me know the meaning of the dream
    Also I got a dream that I was trapped in a building and some cruel people torchuring me when I was seeching for my lost cellphone

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    • I had a distinct dream about a neighbor girl of mine when I was a kid (50 years ago) being kidnapped. I have not seen this girl in at least 40 years. Not sure why she was in the dream. No one wanted me to call 911, one of the neighbors said, no need to call 911, I called the doctor! Then I watched as they took her out of her house…!!! What??

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  37. I Had a very strange dream last night. I was at the pool with my baby, and there was a man posaibly my friend and he had his baby there as well. My son was asleep so I was playing with his son in the pool entertaining him in a ring. Then I left him by the side of the pool to go and play a game I came back 5 mins and he had been taken. I was devastated and went back to check if my son was ok, he was then the father of the son who had taken him asked me for money because I lost his child and didn’t want me to call the police but I did. Whilst waiting for the police ans asking to watch cctv. . I woke up. Weird.

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  38. My vibrant dream: I ventured into another dimension , where the town looked foreign like an updated Aladdin town … a huge wealthy hotel is at the center of the town where I was staying at …around the huge hotel there is stone houses n stores n many stands selling common things such as bracelets n pots … as I’m inside the hotel I come across a beautiful fit female that lookes like a movie actress with a great slim body ….we speak abit in the lobby then once I mention that my room is on the highest floor .She jumps on me n wraps her legs around me n says, “ you know my vagina smells good.” I’ve never had to pay for sex so I told her , negative ! Then she walked away …as I took some steps I told myself …well why not I do some extra in my pocket …so I try to look for her n find two Turkish well dressed men n ask about her n they make a gesture like “ oh her she been around just give her wine .” Then I venture outside at the stands of the local ppl that wish they could enter the hotel but can’t bc of the wealth gap then I see a eye appealing female selling pots ..she has no jewelry nor expensive fabrics… we speak n I told her I’ll get you in the hotel come with me . As we get to the top floor she is amazed by chandelier m paintings on the wall the simple things …a male there hands ya two champagne glasses n once she drinks her she feels drugged as I confront the man about it then look back to check on her she disappeared…then a huge screen in the hotel turns on and she is in a clothing modeling runway but she falls on stage Bc she is drugged …then I ask a guy how do I get her back n he hands me a lot of foreign cash to get back by buying her from the men who took her …as I walked away I felt as the man who gave me money to release her was the one that took her from me then I woke up …

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  39. I had a dream that I was kidnapped by an old man with a shovel he took me to his house an I tried to escape. There was a female with me whom I didn’t know but she kept screaming am giving away our hiding spot when I finally got out the old man was already there waiting for me. When I woke up I thought I saw something in my bedroom but I was quickly distracted when my girlfriend flew off the bed… what does this mean???

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  40. I had a dream this morning about my baby brother getting kidnapped.

    In the dream for some reason I had taken him to school with me and at the end of the lesson I was leaving the classroom with him walking ahead of me ( he’s only one and a half btw).

    Then I remembered that I left something in the classroom and went to get it quickly but when I came out he had disappeared.

    I started frantically searching around the school and asking staff if they had seen him. I then got held up in one class I entered where I had to answer a question a teacher asked me.

    I eventually started crying hopelessly and one of the student welfare officers saw me and asked me what’s wrong. I told her the situation and she took me to the reception where we asked the receptionist if she had seen a baby here.

    She replied in the affirmative and started describing the baby. I asked if he had two bumps on his head ( he’s always bumping into things) and she said yes. My heart dropped and i went into denial as she said he was sitting comfortably with a man and laughing and playing. I started bawling my eyes out as built overcame me, and the realisation that if I didn’t get held up in that class I could’ve saved him.

    My mother then arrived at the reception where we updated her, but she was calm and scowled at me for being so upset ( which is unlike her because she cares for him very much).

    We started searching everywhere for clues, until the receptionist showed us a photo of my brother sitting on the strangers lap (who was wearing a blue chequered shirt) smiling.

    I broke down again as this was true proof that he was the baby that was taken.

    I then started to go mad and screamed ” It’s all my fault!” And ” I wanna go home NOW!” Because there’s no way I could concentrate on learning at the scene of my brothers abduction, and with the overwhelming guilt weighing me down.

    I woke up screaming and crying with tears down my face too which is why I Googled what this could signify, and I’m so grateful he’s here safe and sound at this moment.

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  41. Last night I had a very vivid nightmare about my older sister getting kidnapped along with two of her friends. She lives in England & in the beginning, I was there with her and her friends, but when she did get kidnapped I was back at home with my parents. I got two phone calls from the kidnappers, the first one I dont remember, the second phone call said they were releasing my sister and she was going to be on channel 5 or 6 saying shes coming back. (Weirdly enough she was never on TV when I checked and my sister said she never was on TV) My parents didnt seem too worried about the kidnapping as I was very worried in my dream. She came home and seemed like she had ptsd from it. Dreamed ended of me hanging out with my best friend (who is currently in India) & i wanted to tell her what happened about my sister, but I ended up choosing not to. I woke depressed and still feeling upset from this.

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  42. I had a dream last night that I was fighting with my mother about walking home from school and I was really mad. My twin sister was staying after school but was gonna walk home but my patents hadn’t heard from her in a long time and wondered where she had gone so I checked the find my friend app and found out she was moving upstream of Lake Ontario about 15.8 miles still moving. My dad and I stayed back and my mom left to go hopefully find her and then my dream ended.

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  43. I had a dream that my 8yr old son walked away from me and I couldn’t find him he was kidnapped and beaten n them dropped off at the place we where staying….why would I have such a bad dream like that now I don’t wanna let him go anywhere… I woke up barely breathing,crying and soaked in sweat and in so much emotional pain inside. When I seen him sitting there I grabbed him and hugged him n he told me he was ok and he loved me to the moon and back but I can’t get the images in my head of him hurt out…please help me stop these visions

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  44. My dream was very short, because I knew I was dreaming but the second I stopped liking it I said, “NOPE I’m done.” And woke up
    So I was dropping off my bestfriend at home and I passed the turn I needed to make, so I turned into a driveway to make a 3 point turn. This old man that I don’t know was walking up To the house very slowly like he was exhausted, feet tied together, band gun. In hand like he had just been kidnapped and escaped. At some point I noticed his ribs from fatigue.
    I was going to get down to help but decided otherwise for my own safety, and turned around and left. I asked my friend to take down the addres like 5 times but she didn’t hear me any times. Pulling out the driveway I saw Two other men with guns through the window and was glad I didn’t stop to help. when I was like 10 ft away driving, I look one way and I look back and these 2 men that were in the house were now standing in front of me asking what I was doing there in a thick Dominican accent,
    And the face of someone I knew from middle school ~like his middle school face~ onto grown mans body. At that point I said “NOPE no thankss”

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    • My sister got kidnapped. She’s 8. We are living in some coastal area with my family and there’s a witch who kidnapped her. She eats children.
      I run into an old dark house looking for my sister. I was screaming and crying but couldn’t find her.
      The scene changes and we are near the shore of i don’t know what. It’s piled with school bags of missing children and i spot her bag. I was about to cry but she walks up from behind with a smile on her face. And from somewhere behind my other sisters plunge onto her and we all hug tightly. There was a man who stared and smiled at us.(not creepily).

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  45. I had a dream that my brother was kidnap by some guy and i heard his voice but by the time i could turn my car around go after them they were out of site . i went to his girlfriend house to tell her about it but then realized she had something to do with it and they had a newborn baby and she was trying to hurt him too.

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  46. i had a dream that me and my family were kidnapped. this dream reminds me a lot of the book “the cellar” by natasha preston. my dad was the kidnapper and me, my mom, my oldest sister and younger sister were being held hostage by him. he didnt want us to feel like we were kidnapped, he wanted us to be safe (which is crazy because he went out and did terrible things when he wasnt with us). earlier in the dream, my sister (second oldest) was with us too. she said she wanted to escape so she tried. when our father found out she left, he was angry and went out to look for her. i dont know if he found her or not but with all the things he did in the dream, i wouldn’t be surprised if he found her and killed her afterwards. later on in the dream, he took us out to the park (at night) and i notice theres a soda machine so i ask if i can buy a water. he says yes and gives me a dollar. as i got closer, i notice its not a soda machine and its just a refrigerator. i open it up to find HUMAN REMAINS!!! for some reason, i climb on top of it and find a thermometer, name tags, 3 pictures of girls on every section in the fridge and lots of dry blood. my father sees me and immediately pulls me down. he takes us home without saying anything. when we get home he wants to take a picture of us individually. i say no, remembering about the girls in the refrigerator. i tell him julie, my younger sister who is a year old, needs to be changed. he knods and grabs my mom to take a picture of her. she smiles as he takes the picture. after he takes the picture, he gives her a new outfit and tells her to go change. as my mom changes, he grabs my little sister but i hold her down, explaining that i couldnt reach the diapers. he passes one to me as he gives THE ONE YEAR OLD A SIP OF VODKA!! when my mom came out, i notice its the same outfit as one of the refrigerator girls had. i tell my older sister everything and tells me to change julie. she tells my father she wants to go to the store so he takes us. in the car she whispers and says me and her will go to the police station and explain everything. when we get there, without even explaining, the officer hangs up the call hes on and asks, refrigerator girls? we knod and i tell him our father might be the one doing it. we make a plan to capture him and then go back to the store. we find the rest of our family and tell our dad we didnt find what we were looking for. he decides to keep looking and she texts the officer that we’re still in the store. the officer says to stay there and that hes on his way. a few minutes later, after we explain everything to our mom, he texts again and says hes outside with backup. while hes distracted, we all run towards the entrance. i was holding my little sister so i wasn’t running very fast. my dad soon sees us and chases after us. he pulls my hair and stops me. he pushes me on the ground and takes julie. i chase him, with a lot more speed, and he stops. he turns around and smiles as he reaches in his pocket to grab his knife. he sets julie down and runs towards me. my sister sees me and immediately grabs a thick glass vase and breaks it on his head. he falls on the ground and we walk towards the entrance. my sister runs to the officer and points to where my dad WAS. hes gone but i soon feel a gush of blood leak out the side of my body. i hold julie tight as i fall slowly on the ground. i fall on my back to see my dad above me. as he tries to get julie, a gunshot was heard and he stood still. eventually he laid lifeless on the ground and i drifted away. i woke up (in my dream) in a hospital bed with everyone around me (not including my father). as we leave the hospital, i carry julie and break down crying. i cried so hard that i couldnt breathe. then i woke up from the dream and heard myself really crying but no tears came out. i was so shocked i didnt know what to do so i looked it up and here i am lol

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  47. Just woke up from my dream and my two cousins were with me (6 and 8) I begged my parents to take me to manchester after most of my family escaped a big dark room =/ She said yes but in reality she doesn’t even let me leave with them to go shop etc.. After getting there on tram walking around I asked a man for a pen to write my address and phone number on their arm.. The first letter began with L and the man asked where I lived, I ran off quickly with them and it was very busy so keeping my eye on both of two hyper kids was hard especially when a man was chasing me which I didn’t know until he took Anais off me (Anais is the 6 year old) And ran off with her.. I don’t know why I didn’t try to follow him but god did I feel extremely depressed with Amarliah.. the older cousin.. After walking around we went into this club like place with people drinking etc sitting down on a ledge looking outside I saw a man dressed up as a cop and he asked if we were okay ._. I told him everything and my mom will pay him a shit ton of money (I’m not allowed to swear irl too which is weird because I swore in the dream.) He said “I mean, I really do need money..” So after talking I went down to hug him because I just wanted to cry knowing my cousin was kidnapped because of me he asked me where I lived I instantly jumped up on the ledge ran off with Amarliah and uh yea I woke up.. Do not judge my horrible grammar and spelling I literally just woke up and that was probably longer than I should’ve made it but eh

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  48. My sister had a dream that I was kidnapped at our old elementary school where we attended a long time ago &apparently my dad was chasing the car that took me & couldn’t get to me . The kidnappers didn’t want to give me back .

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  49. I just had a dream about babysitting a four year old little boy and it was nighttime and he just got out of the shower so I put him outside on the screen door to dry (which I know is weird but it was typical in my dream) and then I sat in the dining room right in front of the screen so I could watch him while he dried. So this man which I didn’t notice at first started to pull and pull at the kid trying to get him off the screen door and I panicked and went out there and pulled the kid back from him and then he started to run back to the top of the side wall and I put the kid inside and went outside to scare the guy off and he pulled out a gun and I spread my arms to a T you know to like entice him and he shot me but like you can’t feel things in dreams so it was weird but then he ran away and so I put the kid back out and the guy came back and succeeded in kid napping him and I woke up because I couldn’t handle the stress anymore

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  50. I had a dream that my family and I had discovered my two little sisters missing. I found myself at work as usual, with the knosledge of them being missing. When I returned home, I found a drawing I had done of my family and I when I was a kid in my room, however, the faces on the stick figures of my two sisters were coloured red with crossed out eyes and the words “burn” written on them. Then I found a drawing of one sister hanging, as well as another that said “Kelli is tomorrow, Holly is already gone.” (Those being my sisters’ names.) I then checked my one sisters bedroom and found more drawings of them being claimed dead or about to die. When I looked at my sister’s bed, there was a shape of a body with a balloon head. When I reached for the balloon, it turned straight towards me and I heard a very loud and ear-piercing scream. The balloon had a picture of one of my sisters’ faces on it. I woke up after that happened. Does this dream have any meaning?

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  51. In my dream, I was hooking up with an asian man. At one point I had asked to go to the bathroom to wipe lube off of my dick, but he had to bathroom, just a large room with a sink and electronics…. as I’m wondering around in the room, I notice a little boy who was hidIng, but began to say he needs help once I noticed him. The Asian man came and grabbed him, and tied him to a chair, the Asian man then proceeded to take his own clothes off and then came and grabbed me, I pleaded for him to let me go, even offered to help him hold the kid hostage. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN

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  52. In my dream, my husband was kidnApped after a woman took our 3 kids and we prevented them from being taken. She took him instead. For some reason I didn’t realize he was actually in trouble until I got a call from him and he told me he was pretending to make a video diary so she wouldn’t catch him. From that point on I was freaking out. He posted FB live videos of his surroundings, one video showing him tied up in rope and duct tape while she drove and he was in the back of what looked like a delivery truck. I was trying to call the police but couldn’t. My phone wouldn’t let me. Then I woke myself up, sweating and freaked out. I couldn’t continue with that dream.

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  53. I had a dream that I had an infant sister who was about to be adopted. I loved her so much. In the dream I had a crazy ex who kidnapped her from my arms, put her in a paper bag and ran away. We found her when she was 6 years old in a school. This dream freaked me out coz I really felt the emotions intensely.

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  54. My mother in law babysits children. A boy and girl siblings and 3 of her granddaughters. Last night I had a nightmare that she was babysitting all the kids at the park and that the boy went missing under her care and he was later found at a different location traumatized and molested (very disturbing dream). I hardly know that child in real life so I was wondering what this could mean?

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  55. So I dreamt that I saw my little brother at first just beside me. But something happened and he wasn’t there anymore… I never saw who kidnapped him but all I knew was that I had to look for him. So in the dream I felt panic but still calmed in a way trying not to “go to my own conclusion” because maybe he was just with a friend. But then I went through his IPad and looked through it. I found that there was an email of a woman being kidnapped by this old man. So then it clicked that that old man had taken my little brother. So I got ready to look around and I even told my pitbull dog, that I don’t even have in real life, to go find my brother. But the dog obviously didn’t understand… Then I finally find him somehow but he’s all beat up and it looked like he was so traumatized. I just embrace him at the end and cry. Then when I wake up I felt so scared and all I wanted to do was run to my little brother and just cry… I felt so vulnerable for some reason…

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  56. I dreamed my husband kidnapped at night. They kept him for sometime but I had a strong feeling he was alive. After some few days they came for me and my 2 kids. They were 4 gentlemen. I defeated them through prayer and they died. I was commanding the fire of God to consume them. I escaped with my kids and we came back with our car because they tried to kidnap us in our car. I could not drive it bak home because they broke the key. I just pushed it home with other christians. My husband managed to escape and we flee away with kids from our home because we knew they will come after us. We were in a tractor thruogh the fields from ventersdorp to mafikeng. We were intending to go and stay in Botswana but my husband’ company paid for our visas to relocate and stay abroad and I woke up.

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