I'm sure plenty of you here have had dreams within dreams; but have any of you had a dream within a dream, and then wake up back in the old dream? This happened to me a few months ago, and let me tell you, it was quite the experience... let me explain why.
The dream was very unusual. For me at least. Unusual for me, means a dream about normal social things, and not alien invasions, or zombie apocalypses, etc. My dream was of regular life, which never EVER happens to me... and it gets stranger. The dream was INCREDIBLY long. It ended up being 15 days long.
Don't tell me the whole spiel about how sometimes you see a sundown and assume you experienced a day in a dream, or that sometimes you think you dreamed about a long span of time because you skip around in time... no. This dream REALLY WAS 15 days long. Upon awaking, and for days onward, I remembered the dream as if it was a WL experience. Just as clear. Just as dense of memories. I know it was 15 days, not just because of sunsets, and sunrises; but because I remember 15 days worth of events.
In the dream I would have a normal day, and then go to sleep, have normal dreams INSIDE the dream, and then wake up back in the same dream. It was EXTREMELY odd. I even vividly remember spending hours trying to go to sleep (which is normal for me). I remember everything you would remember in a 15 day span. It was incredible.
The best part is, I actually grew as a person inside the dream, and when I woke up, it stuck with me. Inside the dream, a friend of mine was pranking me for a few days in retaliation for a prank I did to him. The very last prank he did to me, on the 10th day, was dumping a tote full of spiders on me as soon as I woke up one day.
Before this dream, I had a slight phobia of spiders... but over the course of the next 5 days in the dream, every time I would try and fall asleep, I would have to deal with what spiders I hadn't caught yet crawling over me. In those 5 days, I learned not to mind spiders... I had to in order to get some rest.
When I woke up, this phobia was gone for good. Cool, or what?
Has anything like this every happened to anyone else before?
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