In her dream she was driving
my nephew to school when all of a sudden there's this huge explosion
and it started raining cars. She drove as fast as she could but could
not get away from the falling cars.
That's not a dream, that's a normal day on the turnpike.
I spotted a couple of things...if you have a family member that dreams of an earthquake next, then be really scared...One dreamt of destruction by fire, one by air, and one by water. Earth is all that is left. Get earth, then you really have something apocolyptic.
I'm one who believes in a nasty Armageddon which eliminates the world as we know it...I hear your concern on this one.
But trying to be more specific, I'm no dream specialist, but when it comes to your dad, he was reading a newspaper, usually a place where you find pretty bad stories. He sees fire, he acts, he sees more fire, he knows he's over his head. Might be a dream about a loss of control over saving his family exasperated by an event or oncoming event in his life where he might not be able to handle a situation concerning your family. In the end, your dad sees his lost mother...thereby the only solution to the problem which he can not fix is something celestial/otherworldly, enhancing the idea that he (or anyone else) can't fix the problem. He is so gripped with aiding the family that he can not even see that he needs to get out of the problem himself. I'm probably way off, but it seems like a fear of having no control in a bad situation. Fire can be symbolic of pain or ruin, if not just simply A problem. If he reads a newspaper everyday, the newspaper can signify his moment of peace before a sudden situation. Being that it happened at home suggest family concerns. The mother appearing could mean that this problem has happened before, earlier in his childhood with very bad results.
I'd go into the other two dreams, but my posts have been getting lengthy these days. All in all, chill. Dreams are strange. Sometimes when a person hears of another dream, they end up dreaming something like it too.
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This message was edited by erole on 3-17-03 @ 3:29 AM