A Dream Within A Dream, Why Does This Happen?  |
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| This has happened to me about twice already. I had a lazy talk with my friends once and this topic came about. I thought all the while that I was alone in this experience. How many among us here have experieced this? Will you be able to share it here? I was still a college student then. Everyone was already asleep so i went into my bedroom and have my night's rest. Then i started dreaming about some more projects which had to be done. Sometime later, my dream shifted to a horrible scene. There was a tiny all clad in white girl, who wanted to harm me. she held in her both hands a very big pair of well sharpened scissors. Then she tripped me by the feet. Of course, I fell right through the pair of scissors and was awakened before I got hurt. The dream seemed so true and so I felt the need to go to the bathroom after drinking a glass of cold water. As I struggled to do so, I fell full weight onto the floor! I was still very much asleep! | | | | | |
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1. nrsatish29 (7927)
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5 years ago
| | Having a dream within a dream may be safer and more acceptable way to express material from your unconscious. The dream within a dream protects you, the dreamer from waking up. Such dreams often reflect a hidden but crucial issue which you need to acknowledge and confront. | | | | | | |
trinidadvelasco (9574)
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5 years ago
| | i have no idea about this at all. although these are very rare occurrences, i have never explored the reasons behind it. i just found it to be a weird experience and i have never forgotten that i had those dreams. thank you. now, i know that there is a reason why they happen. | | | |
nrsatish29 (7927)
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5 years ago
| | This happens and it is a fact. | | | |
trinidadvelasco (9574)
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5 years ago
| | yes, it really happens. if i size it up now, it was really better that my sleep went on continuously. students always need to have enough sleep. there are always so many things to do in school. had i awakened from a common dream, i would have been extremely troubled. the dream was so horrifying. there was no way that i could have slept again... | | | |
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| 2. iiawak (41)
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5 years ago
| | it is natural. during our avarage of 8-hour sleep a day, our mind will drift from our consciousness in and out in cycles through brain wave activity. if we have a good night sleep, say, a good bed, a relaxing environment, our mind and body tend to free all the anxieties that we have accumulated in our stressful and busy days. in our first 90 minutes of sleep, an average person usually dreams within 10 minutes then he would plunge back to reality and would be awake in his consciousness. at his 2nd cycle, he would be asleep in more than 90 minutes and would be dreaming 20-30 mins. in his third cycle, he would be dreaming in 30-45 minutes. the cycle goes on. the longer the sleep, the more chances of having many dreams. just don't violate your body clock. get a complete hours of sleep. take it this way: dreams like what you have are your body's way of freeing it's self. | | | | | | |
mean_queen (834)
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5 years ago
| | Whoaa.. I never knew it worked that way.. that sounds kinda complicated.. I kinda lost you at the 2nd cycle.. LOL. but thanks for the info anyways.. ;D | | | |
| iiawak (41)
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5 years ago
| | hi mean_queen!!! most of the times, we forget our dreams. you might have gone through the 2nd cycle ( unless you stayed awake after your first) but you forget what you have dreamed of. Most of the dreams that you remembered were the ones that stressed you most consciously or unconsciously...have a good night sleep... :> | | | |
onedollar (361)
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5 years ago
| | Interesting, so you have 3 cycles. I go to bed late and get up early maybe I should quit doing that. | | | |
trinidadvelasco (9574)
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5 years ago
| | this is another new information for me. this three cycles of brain wave activity within an 8-hour sleep is the first time ever thing that i have ever heard of, too. i know that we dream of many things while sleeping and forget almost all of them. according to a study, we only remember the last thing that showed forth in our dream. like now, i will say that i had no dream last night. what i really mean here is, i don't recall at all of a single dream that i had last night. | | | |
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3. bhawnam (612)
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5 years ago
| | I dont know the reason why it happens but yes it happens with me and quite frequently.. i always considered it normal and thought that everyone else also experiences it.. what i think is that in dreamz we see what we do or what we want in life.. so this means that in dreams we live another life which is set in the same circumstances.. same people and same places but where thse things happen which we fear the most or which we want to happen the most.. now as in our conscious life we sleep and dream so do we sleep and dream in our dream life.. this is how i think.. :) | | | | | | |
trinidadvelasco (9574)
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5 years ago
| | yes, we all have dreams. there are some kinds which make us even so much more rested, some can calm us and some can plant fear in us. the dreams that we've had the night before will definitely have an influence on the feelings and attitude that we have upon waking up. so when you wake up feeling so good and great, you have a series of good dreams then. when you wake up feeling sad and heavy, you have had some sad ones. when you wake up feeling as though you are so afraid of something, there was something fearful that you dreamed of. most of us though will manage to rule the bad feelings over by an act of will power if the feelings generated are undesirable ones. | | | |
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4. lordwarwizard (10625)
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5 years ago
| | Hello my friend, I don't quite get it. When I read your topic question, I thought you are talking about a dream within a dream. So said, it means that you are dreaming a dream i.e. in your dream, you are dreaming another dream. But when I read your elaboration, you said you woke up before you were hurt. You didn't say you woke up in the dream - but were actually still dreaming - so you might have continued to another dream. So, I assumed you were woken up in real life. Then this is not really a dream within a dream. I think it is more like multiple dreams in one night's setting. Is this what you mean instead? Whichever, be it a real dream within a dream or multiple dreams in one setting, I have experienced both category. The dream in a dream is rarer but I do encountered them from time to time. The multiple dreams is very common for me. I dream multiple dreams practically every night and on good days, the multiple dreams are obviously connecting scenes (that are disjointed yet connected) in the same big story. Oh well, you are talking to someone who spends most of his life dreaming. :P | | | | | | |
trinidadvelasco (9574)
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5 years ago
| | i am so sorry to have confused you. it was really a dream within a dream. i was led to believe that i was really awake already doing some things when i thought that i had awakened from a bad dream. i never knew that i was still very much asleep. having awakened from a bad dream in my dream, i did some things to pacify myself. i can still remember how shaken i was when i awoke from the dream only to find out later on that even that reaction took place in my dream. i really found it weird. i can never forget that dream because of the horror that that tiny all white child brought into a dream that only happened once ever in my life. it was also the first dream within a dream that was so real. i can still remember all the details. it is as though it was really true that i was awakened, seated myself at the dining table did more assignments while taking a glass of water. until the time came when i felt the need to pee. of course, i have to get up and go to the bathroom. i can still recall my great surprise when i got a bog from falling from my bed. only then did i realize that, i was still dreaming all along and had not done anything at all like having been awakened when that girl tripped me. | | | |
lordwarwizard (10625)
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5 years ago
| | I see.. so it was really a dream within a dream lol. :P Ok ok, like I mentioned, it happened to me before. The details elude me now. That's the thing with dreams - unless I intentionally want to remember them or jot them now, the memory of it (no matter how intense it was upon waking) within fades off within hours. Oh well, just shrug it off unless you suspect it is something like premonitions. Like how I have long (sort of) forgotten my disturbing snake dream (exactly many other equally disturbing ones took its place but I thought it would be plain boring if I share my dreams everyday. :P). | | | |
trinidadvelasco (9574)
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5 years ago
| | our dreams maybe boring for others. however, if you know somebody who knows how to interpret dreams, they will be the best topics there is on earth. | | | |
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5. mean_queen (834)
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5 years ago
| | Yup!! I've had a lot of those kinda dreams too! Sometimes I feel like the first dream is so real that when I wake up (when in fact I'm still asleep), the dream is still horrible! And when I wake up for real, I feel so tired as if I've been running a marathon! Do yo get what I mean..? I'm confusing myself.. LOL.. | | | | | | |
trinidadvelasco (9574)
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5 years ago
| | yes, dreams can really amaze us if we will remember those very weird ones. i believe my second dream was about a war taking place. when i woke up in it, there was somebody chasing me. when i finally awakened i was gasping for breath. i know what you mean, dear friend. now we already know that we are really having a marathon of dreams as we go through this sleeping habit in the evenings. those 3 cycles of brain activity has to do so much here. | | | |
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6. againdrama (2282)
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5 years ago
| | I had that happen to me before. But i was having a dream about having a dream about me using the bathroom.. then i peeed the bed. :o | | | | | | |
trinidadvelasco (9574)
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5 years ago
| | this sounds funny now that we are only talking about it. you really make me laugh. these are the common dreams that children have. it must have been such a mess for you to have been awakened that way. i can picture in my mind how that went through. | | | |
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7. subrecary (4884)
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5 years ago
| | Thats such a bad dreams...yes I have a dreams sometimes who make me cry in real.Because my dreams is seem really true. | | | | | | |
trinidadvelasco (9574)
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5 years ago
| | hey, i can relate to this kind of dream. there are some which will wake us up really sobbing very tearfully. i can remember one instance when i awoke having my blanket for a handkerchief! i wonder if this is also what happened to you. | | | |
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8. azimsay (544)
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5 years ago
| | I kmow that dreams will not true.But man always thinking that is true.So called dream become dream. | | | | | | |
trinidadvelasco (9574)
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5 years ago
| | as for this case, it is fine to make our dreams come true if they are good ones and we work on them. actually, it is fine to be inspired by our good dreams to do good. | | | |
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9. tinamwhite (1966)
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5 years ago
| | Dreams have been a fasinating interest for many years...I do not think that there is any explanation that tells why we dream what we do...it may something subconscious or a fear, influenced by movies, friends...and every other aspect of our daily lifes.... I have had several dreams that were so vivid that I would swear that it really happened...and then I have had some that I am unable to remember any details about but still felt a huge fear from.... Interesting topic, my friend. | | | | | | |
trinidadvelasco (9574)
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5 years ago
| | it is true that dreams have become the subject of a lot of studies. there was even an attempt to find a way for dreams to be recorded. they say that it has been proven that men's lives are greatly affected by their dreams. "knowing the dreams that criminals and mentally disturbed patients have, might be the solution that we are looking for..." i can still recall these words were said in that report. so far, no success has ever been achieved in this yet. maybe, there will be many who would like to have their dreams recorded if that machine ever got to be developed. it will help unearth the feelings that we will be having upon waking up. on second thought, won't it be such a waste of time, too? to be examining what happened during all those hours of sleep will surely consume some good hours of our day. | | | |
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10. ashveen (184)
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5 years ago
| | oh something like happnd 2 me also once..i was pretty sure abt tht..bt a friend of mine convince me tht it was just ur mind plyin wid ya.. | | | | | | |
trinidadvelasco (9574)
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5 years ago
| | it is really something that plays within our minds. that is what dreams do to us. our brain is more complicated than anyone can ever think of. its intricacies has been revealed to us in many baffling ways. | | | |
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