Dreaming is the natural ability of all human. Some dreams can meaning something specific in your personal life, or some dreams can be a warning of something you need to take heed of. Depending on your personal situation you are your best judge, as to what your dreams are saying to you, and does it really apply to anything specific in your present situation?

For some people, dreaming is just a natural part of their nightly sleeping, and waking behaviour, and some people really like to talk about what they dreamt last night, mainly because they get so caught up in their dreams. I believe that dreams are good, it could be cleansing, and it does have meaning, depending on how you relate to your dreams. The good thing about disturbing dreams the fact is, when you open your eyes the dream is gone, it is over. So, one should not get to stress about the issue of dreams.

Dreams are highly symbolic. Seldom do they suggest anything overt. Rather, they illustrate patterns of thinking.

I suggest that you examine your dream material for things that help you understand the nature of your own thinking process. Since all dream material is ultimately about you, what are your dreams saying about you? Are they telling you that you are a confident person? Or are they saying something else? What could you change about your self that would make you happier?

Insight into your self (regardless of the source of that insight) can greatly empower your ability to change for the positive.

Dreams are one of the most personal messages a person can receive. Whatever source or cause of dreams you wish to believe you will find veritable mountains of evidence backing that up. Like many other things, the decision is yours what to make of them.

It may well be that the frustrations are reflections of the trouble you had because of your injury. Any time something occurs that confronts the way we view ourselves and our world it is very possible that the subconscious, collective unconscious, a spiritual entity, whatever you wish, is able to break through the stranglehold the ego has over most people most of the time. If a dream is recurring and impacting enough to warrant seeking answers, chances are something has something to tell you about something. Nobody can really help you define those somethings but yourself. An analyst or therapist could provide insight, certainly, but the quality of those insights would be dependent on his understanding of you.

You know you better than anyone else knows you, so the ultimate authority in deriving meaning or lack thereof in dream occurrences is you. This can be frustrating at first, because the language of dreams is so alien to the language of our waking consciousness, but with persistance and an earnest desire to learn yourself better will provide steadily increasing returns.

It is truly fortunate that you have enough awareness to remember them, little enough conditioning to write it off as "just a dream," and access to a community like this to help you on your inner journey. There are a multitude of books out there, some of which I could recommend highly.

everything as meaning! everything happens for a reason! always have that in mind and you can find out the meaning! we are much more then the body and the mind! one need at least to realize that!