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Wow, what an intense dream. These experiences seem almost psychedelic in the aspect that they seem to bring up the question, 'what IS real?' Is something that we know not to be real any less real if it FEELS just as real when experiencing it? I was transfixed by your writing by the way- it is so expressive. Hope you're doing ok.

Ah, the woes of adulthood.

Wow that is some intense detail. You're inspiring me to be more committed to writing down everything when I wake up.

Nice read

Those poor kids! Prophecies like that in dreams are mega-creepy... especially when they come true almost instantly!

So beautiful.

That's a really incredible dream.

Hi Lucy. Cool dream, as always.

Back down the elevator I go, and I find that I've parked my truck in the lobby.

That's pretty awesome! Actually, the entire end of this dream was really interesting.

Have a good day.

Hi Maboroshi- thanks for the insight. I hadn't made any connections like that at all. You are right about the dining situations! I haven't read any Carl Jung but he has apparently influenced a lot of writers that I have read, so who knows. I haven't ever tried too much to interpret my dreams beyond their basic emotional undertone but your insights are really fascinating! It's amazing what goes on in our minds. It looks like we joined this website around the same time- you about a month before me. Thanks again, and I'll keep an out for your journal entries too!

Hi Lucy. Both dreams were really cool.

The shoes in the first dream remind me of Carl Jung's idea that shoes stand for our adaptation to society. I don't know what it would mean directly for you. But it seems like the whole dream is about fitting into society. I wouldn't be able to say more than that.

It's interesting that in both dreams you are presented with enviable dining situations, and that, as soon as you question the situations you are in, you are whisked away from them. In the first case, you seem simply to ask what you have to do to fit in (i.e. where the spare shoes are), while in the second you try to fit the man's social viewpoint into a broader context. Again, I don't know what to offer beyond that, but I hope it helps.

One last thing that strikes me about the second dream is that, even though you felt terrible upon waking, I think you really won a number of big battles against those guys. And you did it by your wits. First off, you saved your dogs. Second, you stumped the leader. Third, you forced the young man to tell you his correct age.

However, I also think it was a good thing, for the time being, at least (can't say why) that your father told you to leave the table.

Anyway, cool dreams as always.

Every time I start a new job or get nervous about something at school, I have stress dreams very similar to yours.

I don't think your dreams are "uninteresting" in this entry, in fact, on the contrary, I think they are very interesting. Just cause they're not abstract and crazy doesn't mean they're not fun to read.

I suppose you watched a video about a smiling girl with someone else trying to make mini people

Interesting Dreams! Especially the one with Bob Dylan. He's such a cool cat. I've had a dream with him in it too, and it was one of the things that got me back into researching LD-ing.

Wow, very vivid dream recall! This is definitely the place to be, lots of knowledgeable and experience onieronauts here. Welcome to DV, and thanks for sharing