Do You Remember your Dreams? ~

I dream in color.
I have solved problems in my sleep.
I have dreamt many outcomes with personal relationships that came true.
I have dreamt of someone i have not seen or thought of in years and then seen them the next day.
I had a dream about my grandmother and she was young, seen a picture of her the next day from when she was young and that was what she looked like in my dream. I hadn't been born yet.
Lots of weird dream shit. That stuff is mild.

Sometimes they are more realistic than life, and some of them I will see fleets of non-existent aircraft in the skies.

Thanks again everyone who voted and/or shared your experiences.

I really appreciate the openness here.

I only remember not dreaming maybe a couple nights in my life.

It's like a whole other world(s) = So many different types and experiences.

Levels of awareness.

I can feel the difference between my mind trying to work out some emotion/mental block or misperception and the ones where there is more...

But as it has been said:

"keep your visions to yourself..."

I have shared a dream with another, and woke up before them to them answering me outloud while still sleeping.


Pretty cool.

There is a sort of bridge between things that can be attained, I believe.

:-)

I try to lucid dream at least once a week. I always remember at least one or two dreams every morning.

As a child, I dreamed of coffins and roses falling from the sky, as if floating. When they landed, out came aliens.

I don't really fly, I float, in the air, like it's water.

I also jump a lot, getting momentum, until I can reach a tall ceiling or tree or something. Sometimes I hide it from the players in the dream, other times I can't wait to show off.

I dream of family members at different ages. Especially if I knew them as children.

I have felt a 'demonic' presence at times. I never see anything, but I know it's 'there'.

I dream of dead people I knew, a lot. They are usually trying to teach me lessons.

Last night I dreamt of my head completely split open, with my brain exposed, right on top. I kept having to mess with it and put it back into place. It was healing and closing up just as I woke up.

I lost my leg many years ago, but the strangest recurring dream I have is that my leg is still on me, the doc didn't take it, he's lying because I SEE the damn thing, and I USE it so it must be everyone else that can't see it. I have that one all the time. Or I sewed it back on and it works good as new.

This woman in my dream actually said this was her dream to me last night. I was like huh, my dream characters have never tried to own my dream before, much less even know it was a dream.

Nope. As a child I had terrible nightmares all the time. As an older pot smoker I can sleep like a baby. I do miss some of the good dreams I used to have, but not the nightmares.

Laying off for a week or more does bring the dreams back but not as vivid as they used to be.

I remembered Simba.

That is an impressive connection.

We had a similar one in the foodie thread last week. I hadn't read it in a day and yet the day I was away four other posters, plus myself at home, and my Mrs. who was at the river all made pasta or spaghetti the same day without first sharing what our meal would be.

Six people, without communicating it, made the same meal.

I'm impressed by our abilities to dream, think the same thoughts, and to make our dreams a reality.

Last Edited by Louis in Richmond on 10/12/2020 01:18 PM

you eat mushrooms?? (i mean the normal eatable ones you can find in the supermarkets??)

because when i eat those in a meal i get very traumatic nightmare,s
even the tiniests amount.

i get normal dreams when i eat cheese.

its like clockwork everytime..


its why i will never wanna try shrooms of the pschycadelic variants because im afraid my mind will be gone forever..

just trying to help.

Thats why you keeep paper and pennear your bed, or record on your phone words that you can place a image with. after your coffee read it back

I remember mine. Like many have said, most memories go away soon after waking if they aren't amazing or horrific. If I do wake from a horrific dream, I have a trick to forget quickly. I visualize a white board and squeegee the whole thing a few times. It distracts me from thinking of the dream enough to remember it. Weird I know, but it works for me. lol.

Last Edited by Tangy on 10/12/2020 01:24 PM

Yes, I started taping my mouth at night and wearing a breathe right strip and have vivid and memorable dreams every single night now. In the past most of my most vivid dreams are in the morning when I sleep in, but now if I wake up in the middle of the night it is always with the realization of a dream being interrupted.

No I dont eat mushrooms. I dont like the texture. Hmmmmmmm that's interesting you get weird dreams from them

Ahah i NEVER remember my dreams, it s so strange...

i just know that most of the nights i wake up my wife because i laugh a lot in my sleep...almost every night, what does that mean, if someone knows???...i don t remember my dreams but i know they are funny

Last Edited by ThePassenger on 10/12/2020 01:32 PM

I dreamed a weird dream last nigh
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I got a job to be the comptroller.

When I went to the business is was oui in the boonies and a very old brick building... looked very filthy and cold no real furniture.
When I went in there

A man was snorting cocaine and said are you sure you want to work here. I'm going to be murdered soon.
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I was in shock. I have never done drugs in my life. I worke up and it has haunted be all day.

I recall my mind thinking while I was dreaming ....
I was thinking wow, this is illegal.... what happens if he is murdered?

I don't even have one friend who has been on drugs so it was way out of my local human experience in this life time.

^^^Exactly, keeping a dream journal is the quickest way to remember your dreams and even the next progression to lucid dreaming.

i don,t like them either, besides the nightmares.
when they are in a meal i always shove them to the side of my plate and/or give them to others.

i always wondered because they are fungy just like their ''brothers and sisters'' toadstools,mushrooms
its one of those natural instances that can be anything
from tasty/psychedelic/poisenous as in getting sick/straight up deadly.

Dreams.

Cognitive reality has a quantum wave pattern quality.

The "waking" self rejects the irrational in attempts to preserve the "ego" or self image. I am, I exist. The wave function collapses into the "self".

The dreamer sees the irrational, the collective field of intentions - the brain attempts to make sense of it. The "ego" or "self" returns to the wave function of potential., finding itself at odds, in torment struggling to hold onto the "ego".

Consciousness is a macro cognitive emergence of this realm's quantum frequency.

Yin and Yang, Order and Chaos.

For most of us, these two cognitive realities are separated. But for some unfortunate brains, the ability to decouple from the dream state doesn't occur and so they are locked in both. We call that schizophrenia.

then what does it mean that i laugh almost every night in my sleep? My life is perfect and my dreams funny...where is the chaos you talk about?

Probably both. I have both, and surmise other people do too.

nice thread! ive remember dreaming like a max of 10 times over the last 10 years before last month. then 2 weeks ago i remembered them like 7 days in a row. it was really weird.
now it stopped again tho.

was very awesome tho! jealous of people who have this every night. no matter if most were kinda emotional

Interesting topic!!!

You are an advanced being, here on a mission.

Dreams used to serve some useful purpose in Old Testament times.

mostly yes, i wish i wouldn't

hate to google all the meanings behind it