Recurring Dream

[McLovin]

I’ve also had the “can’t find school locker” one many times.

In my dream I’m thinking “this makes no sense, how can I have not gone to my locker for so long that I’ve forgotten where it is?”

I never come up with an answer to that question, and I don’t think I ever find the locker.

I find it interesting that so many people have the same recurring dreams.

[id10t]

Theres that one where I am worshiped as a sun god with thousands of naked women throwing little picles at me

That count?

[Zeke]

That is very interesting about the lockers or other lost (or forgotten and suddenly remembered) objects. I can tell you that these dreams are the most frustrating of all.

On the clearing out, why do we continue to repeat the dream? BTW, I haven't had the locker dream for a long time. I do dream often enough about construction, specifically home improvement, which was my career. The frustrating crap I dream about is likely reality nowadays.

[911 Rod]

Image if you could control your dreams. We'd end up in pods.

[Superman]

Originally Posted by id10t

Theres that one where I am worshiped as a sun god with thousands of naked women throwing little picles at me

That count?

I have that same dream except they are throwing huge cucumbers.

[rcooled]

Originally Posted by porsche tech

I keep dreaming I get drafted again. I try to explain I already served and the drill sergeant just shouts at me to get back in line.

I kept having that same dream for several years after being discharged from the Army. I'd find myself back in uniform trying to explain that I've already served my time, but no one will listen. Thankfully, haven't had it for a long time now.

Once had a dream that was two levels deep...in it, I awoke from a dream while already in another dream. I thought that was pretty cool, but it's never happened to me again.

By observing the body movements of a fetus, such as rapid eye movement and the twitching of limbs, some scientists believe that dreaming can occur even while still in the womb. Having had no experiences or memories at that point to draw upon, it's thought that the dreaming process might be one way for the fetal brain to establish connections with the body's nervous system.

[McLovin]

Originally Posted by 911 Rod

Image if you could control your dreams. We'd end up in pods.

That’s virtual reality/the metaverse, coming in the not too distant future.

[Bill Douglas]

Originally Posted by McLovin

That’s virtual reality/the metaverse, coming in the not too distant future.

Thanks.

I'll place my orders early. Five Swedish girls please.