Perhaps, during waking hours it would be a good idea to address these feelings. A revenge dream can make you think, "I guess this bothered me more than I thought it did." Then you can look it right in eye and decide what, if anything, you want to do about it.

For example, back to co-worker sitting in your new office with your title on her door. If you feel, down to core of your being, that an injustice has been done, you should consider saying something. A dream of this nature is often a wonderful spur to cause you to make a move you wouldn't have made without dream.

Another type of revenge dream, one we don't enjoy nearly as much (!!), is one in which we are one who revenge is being exacted upon.

The local newspaper contacted park rangers stating they wanted to do an article on house for Halloween. They in turn, contacted our paranormal research group. We made arrangements to all meet at house at a pre-arranged time. It was difficult enough to find park but to do so in dark was even more difficult. You always read about places like this in scary books…the twisting and turning of small, two-lane road, deep darkness of forest, occasional red eyes peering back at you caused by a deer; all qualities for a good horror story.

We made our way up to park and then followed path to house. It was a gorgeous house; white, two stories. We brought in simple equipment. The reporter was nice enough. The camera gal was nicer yet. She followed us as well as she could, almost as well as a shadow. It wasn’t until approximately 10 p.m. that we began to notice cold. This was a warm summer evening but there was an obvious drop in temperature. As we wandered through house we noticed that some rooms were definitely very warm and some were very cold. The coldest rooms, we found out later, were rooms that visitors made statements about having activity in and that park rangers had disregarded their comments.