Thread: Dream Sign

It could be, but usually people tend to have something a bit more solid that crops up. Have you been keeping a dream journal? That's the best way to spot them. Could be something obvious like water, animals, a person, who knows. If you don't find any (hopefully you do though), maybe try to get in the habit of doing the "how did I get here" reality-check. That means throughout the day you try to remember the last hour or so- the events which led to you being where you are, right now. If you're dreaming there will nearly always be a major red flag there. Maybe practice it in waking life every time you change location. Like, do it when you're having breakfast, in class (if you're a student), at lunch, when you're playing sports, and when you go out in the evening. (Just some examples, fill in your own routine there)

Thanks for telling me about this, ive never heard of it before, ill make sure to try it out.

I have that recurring theme of changing locations unexpectedly as well. My brain is pretty scattered during my waking hours and I usually dont concentrate on one thing for an extended period of time, and I think this habbit has transferred into my dreams where, subconsciously, I can't dream about any one thing for more than a few minutes.

It's actually been changing in the past week or so where I have had a couple dreams that feel like they have gone on for hours, which I know isn't true because I was only asleep for an hour or so when I had it.