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Share your last dream

NAS71232

I was walking up a very long flight of stairs with my ex girlfriend.

When I got to the last 2 or 3 steps, I experienced crushing vertigo. I froze and grabbed the steps for dear life! I felt like if I moved I would fall down and die. It was like the steps were not there and it was a slippery slope.

My ex was laughing at me. I experienced it for what seemed like forever and then I woke up.

What was your last dream?

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  • I LOVE the idea of interpreting dreams. Obviously 90% of our dreams are just our brains rehashing through random bits of information tucked into our memory, but every so often I believe there’s that 10% where our brain is actually trying to tell us that there is something important going on. Ex. There are a lot of images that can represent stress overwhelming us, such as driving an out-of-control vehicle.

    My most recurring nightmare is losing teeth. I believe this ties in with a horrible, internalized fear of change and aging. This happens so often that I’ve actually almost reached lucidity a couple times by losing a tooth, recognizing that only happens in dreams, and then fighting to stay asleep.

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  • I LOVE the idea of interpreting dreams. Obviously 90% of our dreams are just our brains rehashing through random bits of information tucked into our memory, but every so often I believe there’s that 10% where our brain is actually trying to tell us that there is something important going on. Ex. There are a lot of images that can represent stress overwhelming us, such as driving an out-of-control vehicle.

    My most recurring nightmare is losing teeth. I believe this ties in with a horrible, internalized fear of change and aging. This happens so often that I’ve actually almost reached lucidity a couple times by losing a tooth, recognizing that only happens in dreams, and then fighting to stay asleep.

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