Body, sleep and psychosomatics
Nightmares and Recurring Dreams: What They're Telling You

You wake up with your heart pounding, the dream still right there in front of your eyes. Or for the third month in a row, the same story plays out: a chase, a fall, a loss. Dreams like this scare you and feel like a message. In reality, they're the work of your psyche — something you can understand and work with, no mysticism and no ready-made dream-dictionary answers.
What Nightmares Are and How They Differ from a Scary Dream
A nightmare is a dream that wakes you up and leaves behind strong, unpleasant feelings: fear, anxiety, sadness, anger. What sets it apart from a merely unpleasant dream is the intensity of the experience and the fact that after waking, it's hard to return to a calm state.
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