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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There have been a few times in my life that I have dreamt big things three times or more (like who I was going to marry, a few tragic events, that sort), and they come true. If this is something that's true for you, accept it as a gift and make moves. Counseling, financial planning.... Etc... [/quote]

I've had recurring dreams about an ex-boyfriend who turned stalker where I was dating him/getting engaged to him/marrying him. Are any of these things going to happen? No.

I've had recurring dreams about walking/running where I suddenly lift off the ground and start flying. Should I find a tall building and test out PP's theory that I should accept the dream as a gift and "make moves" to step off the building? No.

Dreams package what's currently bugging your subconscious in the shape of deep, underlying needs/fears, etc. Could be completely trivial.

OPs deepest fear is divorce. So if she casually noticed that, for instance, the brand of eggs she bought the other day didn't seem particularly fresh, she could end up having a dream such as the one she describes which is really about her subconscious alerting her to the necessity of making the decision to buy a different brand of eggs the next time she goes grocery shopping - thereby divorcing from the brand she's been buying for, let's say, 10 years. Why would the dream unsettle her to the extent that it did? -Her subconscious could be reacting to the health dangers of bad eggs, and this is one way of expressing her deep concern for her family's health if she continued to blindly trust in the quality of the brand of eggs she's been buying for years.[/quote]

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