Recurring dream

Does anyone else love John Lennon?

Recently, I have been having the same dream, or a similar version of the same dream, over and over. When I say over and over I mean like three times. But it is still strange, since I've never had the same dream before. Yeah, I've had similar dreams, that make me feel the same emotions, but never recurring ones. Usually my dreams are pretty far-fetched and weird and rarely scary. The only "bad dreams" I have are ones where I lose a family member/close friend (don't ask me why I dream those things). Here is a rough outline of my dream:

I am driving home from work, around 8 pm, its dark and I'm on a two lane highway. All of a sudden I drive up on a car accident. A bad one. There are people that need my help, people that could die. It is up to me and only me to save them because I call 911 but they say all of the ambulances are busy. I am frantically running around, making tourniquets out of shirts and pumping chests. Finally the ambulance arrives and the EMTs are thanking me for my help. I get in my car and drive home.

Then I wake up.

There are a few differences each time, such as what part of the road I'm on, and how many people there are to save. Once it was a mother and son. Once it was an old man. But basically every time it's the same scenario. Pretty weird, right? So of course I got curious and decided to ask my good friend Google what all of this meant. Here's what I came up with:

(these were the closest comparisons I could find here)

Wreck
To see a wreck in your dream represents obstacles and barriers toward your goals. You feel that you are being held back or that you are not making any progress.

Hero
To dream that you are a hero signifies your inner strengths and weaknesses. The dream refers to your ability, determination and level of confidence. You have the power to bravely face the secrets of your subconscious and confront life's challenges.

Rescue
To dream that you are being rescued or rescue others represents an aspect of yourself that has been neglected or ignored. You are trying to find a way to express this neglected part of yourself. Alternatively, it symbolizes an subconscious cry for help. Perhaps you are too proud in your waking life to ask for assistance.                                         

Some pretty interesting stuff if you ask me. Some of it I think I can relate to, some of it not so much. For example, I don't feel like I'm being held back or that I can't make any progress. On the contrary, I feel like I'm about to take a BIG step forward with my life and I have all of the love and support I can ask for.

Do you ever have recurring dreams? Do you remember your dreams or forget them as soon as you wake up?

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