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I had a friend that had that dream! Unfortunately, she bouced off the ceiling and didn't get to go. She was really messed up for a few weeks after that. You can imagine the interpretations on that one!Quote:
Originally posted by Cold Fusion
By far the most amazing dream I had was ascending to heaven in the rapture. The feeling of floating up and joy of the moment was unreal. I've never had a lucid dream, but I assume thats what it feels like.
I was really amazed then i had few narrative type of normal dreams.
I wasnt present in that dream, but I could observe/feel multiple persons at the time. I knew their thoughts/motives and I just saw the story. It felt like i was controlling the matrix :) Then i popped into one of the persons and become myself.
Most beautiful dream for me is when after much major turmoil in my life ended, I had a dream of all the things I love (which are very simple).
I was in an all white home that was on a hill with windows all around it (windows from the floor to the ceiling) so there was Lots of natural sunlight coming through. The weather was a mild 70 degrees and my home faced a field of apple trees (I love the smell of apples in the fall in New England) and there was a nice breeze carrying the smell of apples right to me. I was on the phone with my best friend telling her how beautiful everything was and I turned around and there was the lake (although I would prefer an ocean, the lake really represented the calm I was feeling in my life at that time).
MAN I WISH I HAD WATERFRONT PROPERTY LIKE THAT WILL APPLE TREES SURROUNDING ME. Man.. that's just .. just.. aaaaaahh BLISSFUL!!! :)
*melts*
Have you lived in new england all your life?
I recently made the move from Eastern Long Island to MAss and now I got a house right on the CT/MA border.. no joke the neighbors yard is MA and I am in CT
I love the fall, I cant help but jump in the pile of leaves I just raked and take a nap, nothing like the smell of being inside a big pile of leaves =)
"Then mother nature throws you a wildcard and you find a slug"
Calvin
calvin is a prophet that our society is not yet ready for.Quote:
Originally posted by Serinanth
\"Then mother nature throws you a wildcard and you find a slug\"
Calvin
No kidding...
Watterson is an amazing artist and writer.
I remember one picture he drew... of a dead bird, just a picture but it was like you could feel the warmth still emanating from the little body that had just ceaced.
I was so upset when he decided to stop =(
Calvin reminds me of me when I was a kid.
People say oh its just a comic strip...
Those people havent truely read Calvain and Hobbes.
I used Calvin and Hobbes for a report in my philosophy class, I got an A =)
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[quote]*melts*
Have you lived in new england all your life?
Yes. New England, IMHO, is the best place to live in all of the United States. I am surrounded by nature (lots and lots of trees) but I use to live on the ocean and I miss that soo much. :cry:
most amazing i saw was a *huge* landscape of bright green grass hills. i could see
abnormally far, the landscape cascaded hundreds of times as if into infinity. enormous hills, then i decided to fly from hilltop to hilltop. the rush i felt is beyond description
Probably the most amazing/profound experience I have ever had while LD'ing was a dream I had where I was outside some kind of school building and then starteing flying, then suddenly my surroundings changed and the school disspaered and everything was like a bluish purpilish tint and the sun was shining reallly brightly while I was flying about and there was a taj mahal style building far way in the distance, it was an amazing feeling, felt like bliss, transedental bliss.
Also the first time I Ld'ed I kind of shot up this green tunnel, and when I was flying up my whole body felt 'refreshed' and felt like there was air going through my body, and being my first LD experince I was amazed.
some of the most amazing vistas you have ever seen and experienced
hmmm... exciting :shock:
Let say
Energy threads of the Universe ... amazing, huming, flary, alive...
Metalic yeys of an inorganic fellow ... thousands of colors... I still wonder if this "skin" was specially 4 me.. ; )
Me in my bed ... sleeping.. /impressive only for myself, I guess.. :lol: /
A few landscapes ..I couldn't describe and I couldn't forget.. : )
There is one more thing I want tell u about, but can't find a similar english word in my dictionary! lol ))))
There is a lot of stiff competition for this, but I might go with the dream that marks my step from the short dabblings phase to the full blown, long lasting experiences phase. I went into the full details here a while back, but now I will give a quick summary of the most profound part. I went to a museum and saw an exhibit of my mother (not a wax figure, but my mother) holding me as a three year old, and I felt a mind expanded nostalgia that was incredibly beautiful and felt an extreme connection to the stituation, realizing that the past is never actually lost because everything it was is still here, just in a different arrangement. It was like a nirvanic feeling of timelessness.
Earlier in that same dream, I saw a picture of my parents and some of their friends at a party in the mid-1970's, which is when I was the age my percieved self was at the museum. It was a picture that, as far as I know, doesn't exist in the waking world, and neither do the friends that were in it. The astoundingly beautiful childhood nostalgia element was just as strong at this moment.
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I havent had any LD's yet!!!
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Holy crap, i didnt see the date...
Sorry...
ONe most amazing dream I ever had was when me and my sisters were mermaids in search of Atlantis. The sea was so blue, so tropical and warm and my fin glittered a deep emerald green. I found the island, and became human there. IT had soft yellow sand and what was so beautiful about it was the cave I sat inside where a clear, cool river ran with glittering gems--not stones, but gems--and the Atlantian people spoek to me in their native language I didn'tunderstand but I was accepted by them. I remember not wanting to leave because it was so peaceful there when my mother came to find me in the cave.