To be honest, I hardly ever have any sort of dream. When I do, the dream is usually very brief or boring. This one, however, was different. I had just got changed into my ordinary clothes, after some sort of sport. Outside these changing rooms I met up with a lot of friends. Half of them started shouting at me for being so late and ran off. The other half walked with me to what appeared to be some sort of train station (though it reminded me of an airport). Inside this station, there was a huge queue to some sort of train - it reminded me of the london underground but there was no roof, just a small barrier. I saw that one of my friuends was on the 'train' already, and he told me to jump over the barrier and come on. At first i didn't, knowing it was dangerous, but then - I had to, for no known reason. I grabbed onto the barrier and as I was jumping over, the train suddenly started speeding ahead. And then, it entered the tunnel, my leg got caught (somehow) on the ceiling, the train jolted from side to side. I was obviously dead, but I then got up, to see many people slowly walking down the tunnel towards me. I then woke up, but for some reason, I was EXTREMELY freaked out, and now this damn dream is on my mind. It wasn't scary - just different to any dream I've ever experienced. I'm wonderin' if anyone might know why on earth I've suddenly had this dodgy dream out of nowhere and what it could mean?

Well, being late can mean you are worried, or afraid of change and, given you were changing clothes that may be it. Trains can be you life's path or just going with the flow, the fact that you died because of the train might mean some change is coming, or you are thinking of a change in your life. Maybe a bit afraid to make that change.

I never actually thought about that.... that actually could be it! Thanks a million! (any other theories till welcome , i'm interested to hear them!)

I also tend to think the train relates to your life's path. Your fear of change, like most of us, is indicated by your death in the dream.

Now that the dream is on your mind I tend to think you have a choice to make about something.

It is always good to appreciate the choices we make about things are a discovery process. We choose, learn from the experience and then make more choices. The mind likes stability and tends to discourages choices that do not have an easily defined outcome.

If you think of life as an adventure and you will have fun with the outcomes, then the mind will go along with you more easily.