03-26-2015, 05:43 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-26-2015, 05:44 PM by outerheaven.)
Can't say I've experienced anything like that. It's interesting though, and makes me wonder what your higher-self is trying to tell you? Or how those dreams help you re-hash missed catalyst? Could experiencing dreams where you feel respected and loved help you to feel that way in "real life"?
I can't say my dreams really have a common theme. Just crazy dreams, dreams where I remember how to fly (yes that's right, remember
), and play hockey.
The hockey dreams are the most upsetting because I never actually get to play. Something always happens that prevents me from playing. Like I forget some crucial piece of equipment, and have to scramble back to my house for it and make it back to the rink before the game is over, and then it's just a high-stress dream where all this other intervening stuff happens. Would be nice to be the hero of those dreams, but alas, I'm the guy who showed up to the rink without a stick or only one skate.
I can't say my dreams really have a common theme. Just crazy dreams, dreams where I remember how to fly (yes that's right, remember
), and play hockey.The hockey dreams are the most upsetting because I never actually get to play. Something always happens that prevents me from playing. Like I forget some crucial piece of equipment, and have to scramble back to my house for it and make it back to the rink before the game is over, and then it's just a high-stress dream where all this other intervening stuff happens. Would be nice to be the hero of those dreams, but alas, I'm the guy who showed up to the rink without a stick or only one skate.