The word cloud above shows the words that are specifically associated with overdose dreams. These are the words that make overdose dreams unique compared to all other dream symbols. Just examining the graph and reading the words of overdose dreams can be illuminating about show overdoses affect our dreams. Be sure to check out the example overdose dreams at the bottom of the page.

The circular bar chart above shows how overdoses in a dream will affect dream content as compared to other dream symbols. Higher bars indicate that overdose is more related to the specific symbol in the graph. Lower bars indicate that overdose is less related to the specific symbol in the graph. Specifically, overdose dreams have more health events than 98.3% of dream symbols, more sad dreams than 98.3% of dream symbols, and more death than 98.0% of dream symbols. On the other hand, overdose dreams have less disasters than 95.2% of dream symbols, less fun than 93.8% of dream symbols, and less natural places than 92.7% of dream symbols. Notably, overdose dreams contain a lot of love. Love is a wonderful human emotion! Even if love occurs within a dream, it is still love and it can feel wonderful. Since love is such a powerful emotion, it is best to be curious about it. Furthermore, dreams of overdoses are full of grief and sorrow. Of course not every overdose dream is sorrowful, these type of dreams have more grief and sorrow than 90% of other dream symbols. It can be heart breaking to experience grief and sorrow during a dream. This can remind us of painful events in waking life. Alternatively, the grief and sorrow within a dream can feel so real. Additionally, dreams of overdoses are family oriented. They are more related to family than 90% of all other symbols. In other words, dreaming of overdoses will increase your chances of dreaming of a family member. Dreams help us to process our emotions and social relationships. In a certain lens, you can think of dreams as simulations of the world. This can be especially helpful for our relationships with family. Also, overdose dreams are about death. Better stated, overdose dreams contain more death and dying than 90% of all other dream symbols. Dreams help us process our emotions, understand our fears, and grieve. Death in a dream is not necessarily a bad thing. Dreaming of death can help us overcome fears or say good bye to loved ones. But, then again, dreams of death might simple just be dreams. Finally, dreams of overdoses are usually described as bad dreams. This does not necessarily mean that all overdose dreams are bad. It is just that dreaming of overdoses might increase the chance that it is a bad dream. Every dream is unique. These are general patterns observed in an analysis of over 200,000 dreams. This analysis is a tool to help you make sense of your dreams. It is best to look at the differences. See how your dream of overdoses is different than dreams of overdoses in general.