Being chased: The pressure of real life, or the raging beast in your heart.

Dream of being chased or chased by people, animals or even aliens, and you were out of breath when you ran. Such dreams remind people of real life that is always full of stress. Therefore, the source of stress is an important key to such dreams. So if you can identify whether it is your boss or your wife who is chasing you, it will certainly help clarify the meaning of your dream. But if unfortunately, the enemy chasing you has a vague appearance, then you can only deduce who the 'enemy' may be from those who helped you during the escape or those who accompanied you. So the next time you dream, it is necessary to work hard to take a look, so that you will know where the inexplicable fear in your heart comes from, and you must dare to face danger to solve the problem.

For chasing targets:

If you can recall the specific person who chased you, the interpretation of your dreams will be very obvious. If it is a boss or a colleague or classmate, it is related to your work and study environment and pressure; if it is a dream of family and children, it is naturally related to family depression.

But more often than not, the 'enemy' chasing you is often your own avatar, so you can't get rid of it. This avatar is actually your instincts, such as a sense of morality, responsibility, guilt, etc.; if the 'enemy' is a part of yourself, then the outcome of the pursuit is important.

Regarding the catch-up results:

You may rise to confront the enemy, whether it is setting traps or picking up a submachine gun to sweep around, it means that you have suppressed the ferocious waters in your heart and achieved a temporary and rational victory.

You may have found a safe place to hide, which means that you are using temporary escape methods in exchange for inner peace. But this is often also a manifestation of self-deception, putting on a disguise and deliberately not feeling anxiety. This dreamer's character is generally relatively weak.

You may have escaped for a long time and finally been killed, or you may have woken up in extreme shock. This symbolizes that the dreamer suppresses his instincts too much, so that after the suppression reaches a certain intensity, he begins to encounter strong instinctive resistance or retaliation. The more ferocious the pursuit in the dream, the more intense the suppression of the dreamer's instincts.

If you somehow shake hands with the enemy and make peace, then pay attention to how you make peace with the enemy in your dream. That is a gift of wisdom that dreams give you in addition to scares. Maybe with the same method, your confusion in reality will be solved.

Regarding the catch-up process:

Analyze how you escaped. Did you walk as fast as you could, or did you want to run but couldn't run fast. Most people want to run in their dreams, but they can't run fast. The feeling of not running fast makes them very afraid in their dreams. This reflects a self-awareness that they have no ability to escape the dangers they face in life.

How you escape in your dream can also explain a lot. For example, some netizens once dreamed of being chased by someone and wanted to escape but couldn't run fast. So they jumped up and wanted to fly into the sky, but were grabbed by the ankle by the person behind them. They were very scared. This dream reflects the dreamer's attempt to escape reality by fantasy (flying into the sky), but reality grabbed his ankle.

If you want to hide, but you will be discovered no matter where you hide, it doesn't matter how tightly you close the door. Wherever you run, the pursuer will be a few steps behind you. At times like this, the person or animal chasing you is a part of you, a symbol of your conscience or your values, or your own memories, worries and pain. Since the pursuer is in your mind, you certainly cannot hide it so that it cannot find you, because you cannot completely deceive yourself.