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11-15-2007 05:40 PM #1Lurker
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Enormous Whale ...
OK, first of all this is a great site and I'm glad I found it.
I've been having a series of strange dreams lately -- they are incredibly vivid and very real while I am having them and I wake thinking that it actually happened.
My latest dream (though I can't remember all of the specifics) goes something like this. I am in a hotel like building and am having dinner with a bunch of people (if I recall, I don't really know them that well). The entire Lobby has enormous glass ceilings and enormous glass windows. The building must be sitting right next to an ocean because you can see the waves of the oceans right next to the windows. The weather outside is extremely stormy and the waves are getting more violent and turbulent. The people at my dinner table don't seem to have any care or concern.
All of the sudden we see an enormous whale emerge right next to the window -- it is GIGANTIC -- I've never felt smaller or more frightened in my life. As the waves grow increasingly higher I feel like something bad is going to happen -- when all of the sudden the windows at the opposite end of the Lobby come crashing down as the water pounds through the windows spilling into the Lobby -- mass panic ensues (picture the scene in the Titanic when the water comes crashing into the Lobby -- and no, I haven't seen that movie recently)...
At any rate, I am surprisingly calm now as everyone else is losing their minds... I make my way to the crashed through windows as I take advantage of the wave pattern subsiding knowing that I've got a couple of minutes before the next tide totally wipes out the building. I climb through the broken window to get outside and start running away.
Needless to say it was an unnerving dream. Can anyone offer any insight or interpretation?
Thanks!
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11-16-2007 01:51 AM #2Member
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11-16-2007 02:15 AM #3Lurker
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Thank you for the reply Moonbeam, and thank you for the welcome.
Originally Posted by Moonbeam
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I don't know what your dream means, but if you are in a period of having lots of vivid dreams with good recall, it's a good time to start your dream journal and start trying to lucid dream, if that interests you.
There are some people here who may be able to interpret your dream, but usually it is easiest for the dreamer to do that themself, because of personal meanings.
What exactly is "lucid dream"? Sorry for the newbie question, as you can tell I am a complete newbie...
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11-16-2007 04:10 AM #4Member
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Wow--cool! I'll be the first one to tell you this, and you'll be grateful to me forever!
It's a dream in which you become aware that you are dreaming--and then you can do whatever you want!
Well, that's the goal anyway. Sometimes the control is a little harder than that, but it's almost always really fun no matter what. Maybe you've had dreams like that before occasionally; some people have them naturally, others have to practice. It's one of the main goals of most people here at DV, and a pretty fun hobby.
So look around here some, read the tutorials. That should give you a good idea of what a lucid dream is and how to have one. A good book is "Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming" by Stephen LaBerge, if you're interested.
Anything else, feel free to ask! Have fun!
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11-16-2007 05:35 AM #5Lurker
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Thanks, I'll check it out! Originally Posted by Moonbeam
Wow--cool! I'll be the first one to tell you this, and you'll be grateful to me forever!
It's a dream in which you become aware that you are dreaming--and then you can do whatever you want!
Well, that's the goal anyway. Sometimes the control is a little harder than that, but it's almost always really fun no matter what. Maybe you've had dreams like that before occasionally; some people have them naturally, others have to practice. It's one of the main goals of most people here at DV, and a pretty fun hobby.
So look around here some, read the tutorials. That should give you a good idea of what a lucid dream is and how to have one. A good book is "Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming" by Stephen LaBerge, if you're interested.
Anything else, feel free to ask! Have fun!
anyone else with an interpretation? thanks!
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