I wary when I sleep since the last dream I wrote. This felt strange...
This time I could feel my body just resting so I believe I was in a semi unconscious state if that makes any sense. I could feel something crawl up on my bed, like a pet gently prodding around to find a spot to lay down. Except this felt like it was gently prodding to find a good spot to yank the sheets and flip my body over. I heard its cackle and laughter. Sounded like a goblin or a gremlin on crack. I could feel its laughter getting closer to my head and I felt the insides of my body yelling.
ARRGGGGHHH!!!
I was sleeping on my left hand side, so from that sleeping position I spun an elbow strike, I could feel it hitting something til I woke up when I finished the elbow strike. I grunted as I felt unhappy that something similar happened again. I feel like another episode of this may happened again.
I don't know if anyone else has a similar dream like this next one. Its like a similar setting to Silent Hill 2 where James is looking at himself in the mirror.
I was washing my face in my dream and I just looked at myself thinking how did my life come to this. Mind you when I think within a dream, its not exactly my consciousness who is creating these thoughts, so I believe its my subconscious taking over and in a sense "putting words in my mouth" in this case, my mind. Weird explanation but I trust you get it.
My reflection peer back at me. He smiled with a glare, water dripping of his face. He raised his hands and placed it against the panel towards me. I felt this anger inside knowing he knew what was going to be in store for me. Then I felt a shift in presence, I was in a third perspective watching this scenario. The area around the sink and the mirror was pure white.
No idea what to make of that dream.
Yeah I've read and been told that I shouldn't really focus on the dreams I have. I only do because I find it fascinating to how (to my understanding) the subconscious is able to pick fragments of our memories and recreate them in unique way to represent itself in the sleep. That they are triggered to either all, most, some or one of your five senses. The way they are represented again is the way one of your senses remembers them best by.
I love sleeping, I just wish I had quality sleep. Deep sleep really. I still dislike how our mind is only able to give us (I forgot the approximate amount written in the encyclopaedia I read when I was very young) roughly 30 minutes - 2 hours of dreaming from the standard 8 hour rest. Makes you wonder what happens in the blank hours. Could you be still be dreaming and yet have absolutely no recollection of it? The machines that monitor and detect the common dream waves cannot detect what's happening past the maximum dream remembered?
I wish I could ask a photographic memory person if they remember their dreams or is it not possible for them?
Hmm....
This time I could feel my body just resting so I believe I was in a semi unconscious state if that makes any sense. I could feel something crawl up on my bed, like a pet gently prodding around to find a spot to lay down. Except this felt like it was gently prodding to find a good spot to yank the sheets and flip my body over. I heard its cackle and laughter. Sounded like a goblin or a gremlin on crack. I could feel its laughter getting closer to my head and I felt the insides of my body yelling.
ARRGGGGHHH!!!
I was sleeping on my left hand side, so from that sleeping position I spun an elbow strike, I could feel it hitting something til I woke up when I finished the elbow strike. I grunted as I felt unhappy that something similar happened again. I feel like another episode of this may happened again.
I don't know if anyone else has a similar dream like this next one. Its like a similar setting to Silent Hill 2 where James is looking at himself in the mirror.
I was washing my face in my dream and I just looked at myself thinking how did my life come to this. Mind you when I think within a dream, its not exactly my consciousness who is creating these thoughts, so I believe its my subconscious taking over and in a sense "putting words in my mouth" in this case, my mind. Weird explanation but I trust you get it.
My reflection peer back at me. He smiled with a glare, water dripping of his face. He raised his hands and placed it against the panel towards me. I felt this anger inside knowing he knew what was going to be in store for me. Then I felt a shift in presence, I was in a third perspective watching this scenario. The area around the sink and the mirror was pure white.
No idea what to make of that dream.
Yeah I've read and been told that I shouldn't really focus on the dreams I have. I only do because I find it fascinating to how (to my understanding) the subconscious is able to pick fragments of our memories and recreate them in unique way to represent itself in the sleep. That they are triggered to either all, most, some or one of your five senses. The way they are represented again is the way one of your senses remembers them best by.
I love sleeping, I just wish I had quality sleep. Deep sleep really. I still dislike how our mind is only able to give us (I forgot the approximate amount written in the encyclopaedia I read when I was very young) roughly 30 minutes - 2 hours of dreaming from the standard 8 hour rest. Makes you wonder what happens in the blank hours. Could you be still be dreaming and yet have absolutely no recollection of it? The machines that monitor and detect the common dream waves cannot detect what's happening past the maximum dream remembered?
I wish I could ask a photographic memory person if they remember their dreams or is it not possible for them?
Hmm....
