Thread: Dreams where you are not yourself?

Hi malkavian, and welcome to DreamViews.

I have dreams where I am not myself too. I don't know what your dreams mean, but the one thing I can tell you is that a recurring theme like that may make it easier to become lucid.

Try to remember to think about it a lot, reminding yourself that the next time you "are not yourself" or "are a woman" (however you want to think about it) you will remember that you are dreaming, and you will become lucid. If they are bothering you, maybe you can change them into something else that way.

At least the dreams may be good for something. Good luck.

I just recently (last night) had a dream that I was a different race, and another dream just after that I was a completely different person, with a different personality and characteristics than I usually have.
It was cool, and kind of wierd at the same time.
Perhaps these characteristics are something of what we wish to become (not saying that you want to become a woman ) or flaws that we find in ourselves that we wish to change (not that there neccesarily are any).
Just a thought-
Kordan

I once had a dream that I was a Catholic Priest who was really Mickey Mouse in disguise. In reality, I'm not Catholic, I'm a woman, and I certainly am not Mickey Mouse. It was strange.

I think I remember being some 11- or 12-year-old girl in a nonlucid dream I had well after my childhood years. And that early-adolescent girl was not just a younger me, because she was in a movielike scenario unlike anything I ever lived through. She was basically a character in this drama or adventure that was going on. That's all I can come up with for dreaming of not being myself.

It's pretty normal by dream standards to be someone else. Just look at me - I had a dream where I was a giant six-legged wooly mammoth type creature with a long trunk and an even longer tounge, who was out in a dry lake basin taking DNA samples with my tounge from things that looked like black kittens.