I'm interested in the 'sucked into' category.

**Competitively** · 10-17-2016 01:24 AM

So whenever I read people's dream journals the dreams that spark to me are the ones when they get sucked into something. Wether it be a black hole, a book or even a video game/film. No one ever talks about what the feeling is like. If someone could describe it to me or even give me a dream with this category. I'd greatly appreciate it as those dreams sparkle to me.

-Ian
Thank you

**dolphin** · 10-17-2016 02:22 AM

A few times in a dream, I've flushed myself down a toilet. I'll stand in a toilet, hit the flusher, hear the sound, and slowly accelerate downwards until I feel the pressure of the opening press on my waist from all sides, slowing me down. Then, the downward force overcomes the friction and I pop through the opening, quickly accelerating down the pipe.

**Competitively** · 10-17-2016 02:24 AM

Originally Posted by dolphin

A few times in a dream, I've flushed myself down a toilet. I'll stand in a toilet, hit the flusher, hear the sound, and slowly accelerate downwards until I feel the pressure of the opening press on my waist from all sides, slowing me down. Then, the downward force overcomes the friction and I pop through the opening, quickly accelerating down the pipe.

Interesting, I just was thinking about toilets ironically

**Competitively** · 10-17-2016 11:34 PM

Bumping for hunger

**dolphin** · 10-18-2016 01:23 AM

In my youth, I used to have a recurring nightmare where a force was trying suck me off my bed, usually towards an electronic device of some sort. When this happened, I just held to my bed and waited until I woke up. As I became more experienced with lucid dreaming, one time I was courageous enough to let the force take me wherever it wanted to. In this dream I was sucked from my bed, forced through the house and into a dark void. There were giant spiders and other monsters which I fought. After a bit of this, I was teleported into a futuristic room where an old scientist gave me his critique of my dream control. After that, I never had the recurring nightmare again.

**Competitively** · 10-19-2016 09:30 PM

Cool c:

**Competitively** · 10-25-2016 01:51 AM

Bump

**Saizaphod** · 10-25-2016 05:35 PM

I think I can remember being sucked into a new scenery a few times with different ways. In between the old and new scenery there has always been a pressure that moves from one side of my body to another, as if I was passing through an invisible and non-existing wall that felt like liquid or concentrated air. The wall then "plops" me out (without a sound) and I have arrived to the new scene.

WILD transitions probably fit into this category as well, but it is pretty hard to explain what it feels like, at least in my opinion. To me it's often like, there's this... force, that literally feels like it pulls my consciousness out of my current location in time and space and finally makes me emerge into the dream scenery. I let it guide me. It kinda feels as if it is "me", but another me that does it, a more primal me. If that makes sense.