Nightmare/naitmea/n[C] a very frightening dream

                                  -- Longman  Dictionary of Contemporary English

The identities of nightmares vary in different ways.  No matter are you chased by a 6-eyed neon pink monster or being thrown down from the top of a 60-storeyed tower, nightmares still mean something.

Why do we have nightmares?

Nightmares are surprisingly and fortunately, a compensation for the little amount of time we have,, especially nowadays to really sit down and contemplate on our lives.  Therefore, they are often thought as a red light alert or a forewarning signal, to be cautious about something that might happen in real life that we should prevent or think of a solution to overcome.  They also serve, magically, as exercises for our soul and mind for further disaster, or should I say, challenges we might face in order to lessen the actual pain we might face.  These pain can be very intimate: separation of chums, deaths, loss of your beloved etc.  Most crucially, it shows that the way you are handling a certain problem should be alternated.  Once the problems are solved, nightmares will vanish.

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