Hmmmm... I usually jump from the middle of my floor to my bed in order to avoid getting near the side of my bed. I think it may be some childhood habit that went to far... I dunno though |
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i've had a few dreams where i seem to be oddly close to nightmares and always seem to avoid them somehow. i recently had a lucid dream where i was in a bathroom that really creeped me out to the point where i was almost certain the dream would turn out to be a lucid nightmare. |
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Hmmmm... I usually jump from the middle of my floor to my bed in order to avoid getting near the side of my bed. I think it may be some childhood habit that went to far... I dunno though |
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"The universe doesnt exist without life to understand it..."
i know what you mean. i've been doing stuff like this ever since i was a little kid. i usually do a "fast walk" to get to my bed on a bad night. most nights i'm fine though. maybe i should stop watching scary movies. |
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In my own dreamtime work, the nightmares are typically about personal fears or suppressed anger or other emotion that I don't feel safe to express. Each person's dream terrain is unique to them and yours may be different but in all the people I've worked with, on dreamtime interpretation, I've seen a definite value to what might be called nightmares and do feel that such dreams help us relieve stress, work through anxieties and work out worries and cares of the day. |
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They are in no way taking over my life. They are kind of habitual fears. |
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Waow i used to do the same thing all the time( jump from the middle of my room to avoid stepping near the bed.. now im not soo afraid anymore to stand beside my bed in the dark.. actuallly now i kinda do it for fun..because i know that theres no such thing as monsters and theres no one under my bed .. its just stupid ,, try doing it |
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You do not need to be crazy to be taken over by fear. |
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