Certain recurring dreams may surface because the person has past unfinished business eating away at them, while other times they may be tied to a person's current period of anxiety or stress, he said.

Recurring dreams affect over 75% of adults and are often linked to unresolved stress, anxiety, or past traumatic experiences. These dreams frequently involve negative themes such as being chased ...

Recurring dreams are a good measure of that. Schur said you should pay attention to the theme of the recurring dream then think about how it applies to your daily life.

Having the same dream over and over again (called recurring dreams) can start to weigh on your mental health and impact how much sleep you get. If your dreams reach that point, it's a good idea to ...

Heidi Fraser says this Mystic Dream Book from 1937 was buried in her backyard. She says she’s been having recurring dreams in the past couple of months, so the book has been helpful.