Thread: Being attacked by invisible beings in dreams?

Originally Posted by Higurashi

Well, I searched around for on some dream interpretation sites, and most of what I gathered was this: Someone other than yourself being invisible seemed to usually mean that a person had unresolved emotions or conflicts w/ that person. And the other things in your dream basically were related to fear/violence.
Do you have any unresolved issues with someone you find violent/intimidating?

Hope I helped...

No, the most violent person I know happens to be my best friend. I don't really find anyone intimidating because I have trained in Martial Arts for over 2 years now. However after the false awakening, I remembered this as a dream and was very creeped out (in the false awakening.) and basically had to go talk to my friends and tell them about the "freaky dream I had last night." It was probably the most normal false awakening I ever had. I don't know if that has to do with anything.

Originally Posted by Silviiro

No, the most violent person I know happens to be my best friend. I don't really find anyone intimidating because I have trained in Martial Arts for over 2 years now. However after the false awakening, I remembered this as a dream and was very creeped out (in the false awakening.) and basically had to go talk to my friends and tell them about the "freaky dream I had last night." It was probably the most normal false awakening I ever had. I don't know if that has to do with anything.

I see...well, if you believe in actual messages in dreams, like divine assistance or whatever you'd like to call it, then it might mean that you're in danger, and the attacker isn't someone you know, or someone you had a conflict with a long time ago. (that's not a professional interpretation btw, it's my own, so it's probably not worth much...)

If not, then this is where I found the interpretations. You could look at them and see if any of them bring up something that might help you decipher your dream:

http://www.smartgirl.org/dreamdictionary.html (invisible)
http://www.experiencefestival.com/dr...etation_attack (attacker)
http://www.experiencefestival.com/dr...ms_about_blood (red fluid, which I can only guess was blood)
http://www.experiencefestival.com/a/...ness/id/252240 (darkness)

Darkness is a personal message to me. When I see darkness in a dream it means I don't have control. When I am in control my dreams have a perpetual light. The red fluid was not as thick as blood and was more translucent. The closest thing I can think of is cranberry juice, but it was a little thicker than that. I don't feel that this invisible being was a person in any way. It seemed more like a force.

I know this is an old post but you guys have really made me feel a little better about the few experiences I have had.

It seems to me that these are fairly rare occurences as I have never heard stories like yours but the similarities are FARKING insane.

I am in my late twenties now but mine happened at age 5 and age 16.

Absolutely terrifying but I do get the sense now that I am not alone in this.

Thank you for sharing those stories.

A few months ago, probably, I was attacked by some sort of invisible being. It had cut the electricity out in my room, and was trying to keep me in there. I was a rather strange dream, and somewhat frightening. I remember something about this force as I would describe it trying to hold me inside of a blanket? or something of this nature. I feel that this dream means that there was, or perhaps even still is, something holding me back from something, maybe some kind of dark energy is involved. Either way, it is not a dream that I would want to have again.