You're attacked by a stranger — You fear unknown forces or suppressed instincts rising within.
You're attacked by someone you know — There may be hidden conflict or fear in that relationship — or it could reflect a part of you they represent.
You're attacked but can't move — You feel powerless in some waking life situation.
You scream but no sound comes out — You fear being ignored, silenced, or dismissed.
You fight back — Courage is rising — you may be reclaiming power.
You try to run but your legs won't move — You feel trapped emotionally, even if escape is possible.
You are stabbed or cut — Painful truth, betrayal, or vulnerability is surfacing.
You are shot or struck by something from afar — A sudden emotional wound or judgment may have shaken you.
You're attacked in the dark — You fear what you cannot see — emotionally or situationally.
You're attacked in your own home — Your sense of safety or identity feels violated.
You're attacked but feel no pain — Detachment or numbness may be a coping response.
You rescue someone during an attack — You're learning to protect — and heal — others and yourself.
You're blamed for the attack — You may carry guilt, even when it isn't yours.
You transform during the attack — A powerful part of you is awakening under pressure.
The attacker turns into someone else — You are confronting projection or confusion about conflict.
You survive the attack — Strength is rising — even if the world still feels chaotic.
You wake just before the blow lands — You're not yet ready to face the conflict — but you're getting closer.
The attacker disappears — Fear has no form — only story.
You are the one attacking — You may be projecting your rage, judgment, or unmet needs onto others.