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Racerbvd 01-19-2019 07:23 PM

My last trip to Colorado, I ate a few cookies, before bed, thinking that they were just cookies, well I had some freaky dreams that night. :eek:

Evans, Marv 01-19-2019 07:44 PM

My dreams have always been random and fantastical. I usually only remember snippets. I did have a recurring dream (nightmare) as a very young kid that I would wake up from calling for my mother. I'd dream I was falling through blackness with occasional bright lights passing by. Then I'd see a greenish yellow neon ribbon gyrating in front of me, after which a forties style play car would follow along on the ribbon like a road. I'd fall through the black space following the toy car and arrive at a gas station, where I'd suddenly be walking and climb a hill behind the station. When I'd reach the top of the hill I'd be confronted with blackness again, but hurtling toward and past me would be giant rollers (the earth compactor kind) with sheep's foot. That's when I'd wake up.

Bill Douglas 01-19-2019 07:51 PM

I used to have dreams about missing getting on a ferry because I'd forgotten to check out of a hotel, or late for a flight.

But now, I hit 60 a week ago :eek: , and now an old man, my dream have turned to goldfish. I thought that was pretty weird because they used to be about 18 year old blonde tennis players from northern Europe. But I googled goldfish dreams and it is all good.

ckelly78z 01-20-2019 04:49 AM

Just last night I dreamt about flying around slowly, and looking at the area I live in, I also dreamt about being in the shower, and bed with a friend of my wife's (Not doing anything, just talking).

Sooner or later 01-20-2019 05:02 AM

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Originally Posted by ckelly78z (Post 10323376)
and bed with a friend of my wife's (Not doing anything, just talking).

Sure.....

recycled sixtie 01-20-2019 05:17 AM

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Originally Posted by ckelly78z (Post 10323376)
Just last night I dreamt about flying around slowly, and looking at the area I live in, I also dreamt about being in the shower, and bed with a friend of my wife's (Not doing anything, just talking).

As said above "sure".

And when your dreams become reality you don't need a shrink anymore to interpret your dreams you need a lawyer....

DaveE 01-20-2019 05:47 AM

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Originally Posted by herr_oberst (Post 10322758)
First thing I thought of when I saw the thread title...



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(I don't have crazy, vivid dreams like the OP, wish I did!!)



I love that song, thanks [emoji4]

I raced in SCCA several years before my kidney transplant and had frequent track related dreams but in the end I always found myself crawling around the track on my hands and knees pushing a toy car...

KFC911 01-20-2019 06:05 AM

^^^^ That song "Beginnings", on 8-track (my first purchase I think) was a constant through my headphones at night.....haven't remembered a dream since....seriously. I just don't...'cept a brief split second upon being wide awake on a VERY, very rare occasion....then gone.

GH85Carrera 01-20-2019 06:16 AM

Often my wife will elbow me to wake me up because I was giggling like a little kid while sleeping. She said it was worse than me snoring.
One fun dream had me able to control inertia at will. I could go around corners and not slow down. I could accelerate to 130 mph as fast as I could shift. It was a blast.

tabs 01-20-2019 06:58 AM

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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 10323181)
I often wake up giggling at my dreams. I have some fun times. The other day I was walking down a really long hall like at a hotel. Doors on both walls, for a long time. Then somehow I was on skates that changed to a bicycle and the hall started slipping down steeply. Then ramps and jumps appeared. Still I was going down a long hall flying at crazy speeds and doing back flips and jumps having fun. And as a note, I have not been on a bike in many decades.

You delight in meeting challenges as they come..like an acrobat applying a skill set to what comes..which you have no control over.

Life is an adventure...a roller coaster...in which you have fun applying a skill.set to navigate.

red-beard 01-20-2019 07:00 AM

Last night, I was back in college and was looking around for the Admin building to get my class schedule, except it had been knocked down and was in the process of being rebuilt. I ran into a girl I knew, wanted to date, but never dated. Dated one of her friends. She wanted to get together to do some sort of joint speech.

I ended up going home to my one bedroom apartment with several people, including her. I left everyone in the kitchen, except my wife, together we went to the bedroom and got ready to go to sleep. I went to the bathroom and there was the girl, in men's pajamas, and she was pressing herself against me, talking about us getting back together, when we had never been together, while my wife is in the next room in bed....

And then I work up...

tabs 01-20-2019 07:05 AM

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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 10323461)
Often my wife will elbow me to wake me up because I was giggling like a little kid while sleeping. She said it was worse than me snoring.
One fun dream had me able to control inertia at will. I could go around corners and not slow down. I could accelerate to 130 mph as fast as I could shift. It was a blast.

You are amazed at what you can do..

tabs 01-20-2019 07:12 AM

On the night of 12/1/81..I had a dream where I helped a little old Chinese man home who all the guys in a bar were ridiculing and making fun of. When I got him home I asked him how old he was..he said he was 25000 years old. I said I will never get to be that old. He replied yes you will.

Crowbob 01-20-2019 08:06 AM

I dreamt one time that I was cruising down a local straight road that ends in a ‘t’ at the woods so you hafta turn l or r. I was passenger in a jeep; the driver was a guy I knew who was a little sketchy with regard to judgement.

Anyhow, we got to the ‘t’ so the driver guns it straight into the woods. Somehow we barely fit between two trees and hit a steep hill at maybe 80 mph.

We went straight up, which was not a problem until we stalled and became weightless and of course started to descend.

Then I woke up. I was screaming, literally yelling, drenched with sweat, short of breath as if I’d been running a marathon and grasping for whatever I could.

That was the most terrifying nightmare I’ve ever had. I can’t begin to describe the profound relief once I realized it was just a dream. It took quite a few minutes for me to get back to baseline.

WolfeMacleod 01-20-2019 08:24 AM

Several years ago...

Landing on a small island beach and walking towards an orange domed tent of some kind. There was an opening.
Inside the tent was my ex-wife's decomposing corpse, buried up to her waist in the sand, with her arm outstretched. In her hand was her wedding ring.

tabs 01-20-2019 08:41 AM

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Originally Posted by WolfeMacleod (Post 10323618)
Several years ago...

Landing on a small island beach and walking towards an orange domed tent of some kind. There was an opening.
Inside the tent was my ex-wife's decomposing corpse, buried up to her waist in the sand, with her arm outstretched. In her hand was her wedding ring.

Her life with you was over and she emotionally was dead to you ....giving you back the wedding or band of commitment.

Maybe what ever she was into was Killing or had killed her (spirit) as she was half stuck in the sand..bogged down and cant get out..or see yourself clear of..

Orange domed tent...feels like a church of some kind?

tabs 01-20-2019 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by tabs (Post 10323529)
On the night of 12/1/81..I had a dream where I helped a little old Chinese man home who all the guys in a bar were ridiculing and making fun of. When I got him home I asked him how old he was..he said he was 25000 years old. I said I will never get to be that old. He replied yes you will.

I know exactly what this dream means...It is a Jungian Archetype of the Wise Old Man. Who represents the Collective memory, wisdom, consciousness and experience of 25000 years of mankind's history. I had met and connected with that wisdom of the ages. Instead of jeering and ridiculing that wisdom I carried the old man home..and in doing so opened the door to represent that wisdom. To become the purviewer of that wisdom.

Think about it, anybody who has been around the block for 25000 years is going to think differently and have a different way of doing things just from having the experience of seeing shyte and knowing what not to do. Can you imagine the number of creeps and fools an old man like that has seen come and go over the ages?

kach22i 01-20-2019 09:22 AM

My dreams too lately have been more vivid and a bit more litteral than in the past.

I attribute this to the weather, a big pressure system moving in and bringing snow.


2014
How nature can affect your dreams
https://www.wellbeing.com.au/mind-spirit/spirituality/nature-can-affect-your-dreams.html
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Next time you have a particularly interesting or vivid dream, pay attention to what the atmospheric conditions are. Some people have wild dreams when storms are imminent, while other people are affected by pressure systems. This is not all that unusual, when you think that our ancestors used to be much more in touch with our environment and the natural world than we are in our busy and civilised lives. It does not mean that we have lost the skill of understanding the weather, simply that we have forgotten how to pay attention, to listen to our instincts. Often our dreams will tell us things that we know instinctively, but our conscious waking minds no longer value as important and therefore relegate to the subconscious.

In previous centuries, detecting the signs that a storm was coming could have been a matter of survival if it meant avoiding flash floods or being caught out in the open and the risk of being hit by lightning. At the very least, knowing to protect your home and batten down the hatches, or ensure a crop was either harvested or protected before storms would have been a valuable skill. These days in Western society, knowing a storm is coming often (though of course in notable exceptions, not always) means little more than staying indoors or carrying an umbrella. Similarly, to our ancestors, knowing that you could relax and let the crops grow, or safely go on the hunt would have created a great peace of mind.

It is possible for us to re-tune ourselves to the subtle messages nature gives us, by re-tuning ourselves to our own subtle natures. One of these ways is through listening to our dreams...............
Sometimes my dreams go rather psychedelic after eating spicy Indian or Mexican food, but that is another matter.

More information here:
https://thedreamwell.com/

If for no other reason to go to that site, check out the artwork they use to go with the articles - dream art is so cool.

tabs 01-20-2019 09:48 AM

Dream images and sequences is the language of the Subconscious...which represents the inner workings of your core self. In dreams you are working out/figuring out situations you are in or your feelings about those situations. It is what lies beneath or behind how you deal with the experiences or situations in your conscious life. They are very revealing of who you really are in conscious life.

For me. I place myself in that subconscious landscape and by walking through that landscape I can figure out what is going on...from what the imagery and action sequence implies. In other words I consciously take myself into that subterranean world and take a look around..

tabs 01-20-2019 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by kach22i (Post 10323677)
My dreams too lately have been more vivid and a bit more litteral than in the past.

I attribute this to the weather, a big pressure system moving in and bringing snow.


2014
How nature can affect your dreams
https://www.wellbeing.com.au/mind-spirit/spirituality/nature-can-affect-your-dreams.html


Sometimes my dreams go rather psychedelic after eating spicy Indian or Mexican food, but that is another matter.

More information here:
https://thedreamwell.com/

If for no other reason to go to that site, check out the artwork they use to go with the articles - dream art is so cool.

Have you ever learned anything on your own, or do you just repeat what you hear? The problem is your level of reporting has the same level of credibility as the National Enquirer as you can not discern fact from fiction because you can not tell the difference. It must be true cause the National Enquirer says so...

In the end Kachi you are an empty shell..


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