I've analysed these dreams a lot so I'll let you guys have at it, and then I'll tell you what happened to me. THis was my first dream: I was about 2-3 walking around a huge city(i was living in a very small town of 5000 people in the middle of no where). Suddenly I am in a very dark house with a starcase in the middle going down. THere were no doors or windows. Out of the darkness ahead of me I see a bomb is thrown at my feet. THe bomb explodes causing the floor to dissipate only to realize that this house is floating in the sky. I fell out of the hole and someone grabbed my arm, it was my mom, but she didn't seem like she was occupied on me, she was looking around else where, then(for some reason) I saw words, kind of like credits to a movie just for a few seconds(this was the first and only time I've ever seen words in my dream) and she dropped me. I then woke up. So heres the meaning, I moved to denver, co when i was 10 after my dad divorced my mom 3 years earlier and got married again when I was 9. She took me and my brother to denver leaving my mom behind. (my mom is an alcoholic, thats why they got divorced). Thats pretty much it, the guy with the bomb was my stepmom who was cloaked in darkness(they got divorced after she tried to take my dad to jail for wiretapping and domestic violence, he was found innocent, she took most of all of our stuff too) KAREN LANIGAN YOU FUCKING SOULESS WASTE OF FLESH! and my mom not being there for me let me go. Well, this second dream I ever had doesn't have much to do with the future, more of a preperation for things to come. I only remember I was riding a rollercoaster with white rabbits(yes, fucking white rabbits). After awhile, I ask the rabbit if this was a dream, he said it wasn't a dream, that this was all real. Then something happened and I became a ghost and I was able to float and fly through shit. Not much meaning, just kind of ironic that I was riding a rollercoaster(symbolizing life) and then asking the white rabbit if this was a dream and he said it wasn't a dream.
