Hey again!
Nothing better to do on a Friday night, so for the next few hours I want to listen to and discuss your dreams, as usual.
When you go to sleep, what do you dream about?
>Best dream?
>Worst dream?
>Weirdest dream?
Tell me everything, I don't mind.
Hey again!
Brayden Foster
Jose James
I once had a dream where I had a pregnant girlfriend. She was pretty and nice but then I somehow made her mad because she started yelling at me. Then I woke up.
>tfw I'm horrible at relationships, even when it's only a dream.
Samuel Jenkins
cigarettes are bad! enjoy hell libtard
Ian King
I've had similar dreams before.
I think that it can stem from insecurities, honestly.
God, you know I will.
Adam Roberts
Bumping thread for the dreamers
Brody Rivera
Thanks, user.
Thomas Reed
I've ways had vivid dreams. some of them full of symbolism which affected me deeply upon waking up, some of them just weird as fuck in any imaginable way, funny, scary, bizarre, hopeful
I had some really fucking crazy dreams after smoking dmt this year but those take way too much time to explain in detail
as a child I had recurring dreams. two of them. one was just me being dropped in the middle of my culdesac from about 50 feet up, the entire neighborhood looking bare, basically just the silhouettes of houses and no vegetation or cars, and I'd be dropped into the exact center then wake up as soon as I hit the ground
the other one was essentially just a vision of a castle, almost crystalline with every color imaginable in every facet, with a beautiful landscape around it. I also faintly remember a sort of dome in place of the sky
I felt blissful in that dream, comfortable, at home
both of those repeated constantly as I grew up, literally the same dream every time
Landon Roberts
again, I don't want to write a fucking essay about the stranger dreams I've had in my adult life but I consistently have dreams about women I've never met. and I feel love like I've never felt in life. I wake up and it's the most bittersweet feeling
Luis Rivera
Ooh, recurring dreams are always fun to hear about.
Regarding the culdesac one, how did you feel? Were you frightened at all? Did anything change from time to time or was it the same each time?
What was the landscape around the castle like? It sounds lovely, honestly.
There's always one mention of this during every thread. They're without a doubt the worst dream to have, in my experience. It's not as common when the subject is a stranger to you, though it does still happen. I wonder why this is case for some people, and not others.
Nicholas Bailey
well, I want to tell you about several.
The night I was turning 26, I asked God for a dream of heaven. That night I had my first and only full color dream with a narrator. I started off in a barn, red, normal, with my view on my cat who was laying on one of the beams that ran along the wall. She had her kittens with her. Next, I looked out one of the windows of the barn and saw what I'd describe as a cow-like animal on the left, and a giraffe-like animal on the right, with its head all the way up to the top of the barn. The next thing I remember, I was hearing a voice. It said "You're going to go through the wall". I understood it was telling me so I wouldn't be scared. I started moving towards the wall at the back of the barn, and heard a sort of wooshing that I could feel also. I went through the wall of the barn, and didn't feel anything. It reminded me (much later) of how Jesus went into the room with the disciples without opening the door. As the dream came to its conclusion, I saw more of what was outside. There was about an acre and a half of green field between me and the treeline, and in the corner where the trees gave way to a bright fairway with a hill, there were two black figures (Not black in skin, more like shadows.) and as I just about reached them, my friend banged on my window to wake me up.
I think the timing of my buddy banging on the window, plus the dream having a voice in it, plus the dream's timing with my asking, plus that it was in full color all point to it being an answered prayer, which is why I wanted to mention it first; God talks in dreams.
I got a few more for you, they're much more brief. I don't know if they were really dreams, more like visions because I popped awake for them.
I asked one night for confirmation that the rapture was actually soon, that I wasn't just feeding myself a line, basically. I fell asleep, then in the middle of the night my eyes popped open. For real or not I can't tell you. I saw, somehow through --