Drowning in a Dream: Staying in the Deep Waters of the Subconscious!

Those mysterious journeys where the universe takes you to different dreams begin when your head hits the pillow. This journey offers a world full of images rising from the depths of the subconscious.  While this journey sometimes accompanies pleasing situations and inspiring events, in other cases it can accompany complex and frightening situations. Dreaming of drowning is one of the most common and complex and frightening dreams.

The dream experience of drowning often occurs during REM sleep, close to the person's waking moment. Such dreams often reflect their inner anxiety or emotional tension. However, like every dream, drowning dreams are not limited to a single meaning.

Loss of Control and Powerlessness: Drowning dreams often reflect a person's feelings of loss of control and helplessness. Feeling powerless or unable to control yourself in a situation encountered in real life may be reflected in your dream.

Being Under Pressure: The experience of drowning in a dream may occur when you feel under emotional or physical pressure. Stressful aspects of daily life, such as work, relationships, or school, can cause these types of dreams.

 Emotional Distresses and Fears: Drowning dreams can often be a reflection of deep emotional distress and fears in the person's subconscious. Feelings such as uncertainty, fear of loss, anxiety of rejection may be the triggers of such dreams.

You can prevent drowning dreams by maintaining emotional balance and managing daily stress. You can do activities such as meditation, yoga or receive therapy. These methods will affect your dreams more positively.