Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Dream on, dreamer

I dream lots of dreams, many of them so realistic I wake up with my heart pounding, the sweat pouring off me, and feelings of elation/dread washing over me.

Sometimes my dreams have a way of coming true - in a way.

For example, one time long ago, I dreamed of an old friend - let's call him Bernard - lying in a coffin. He looked so peaceful there as I and the members of the old college gang looked down upon his face, including our friend Gail, who had been living in the USA for many years. I emailed Bernard about this dream of mine, and he said he was going to save that email in case something bad did happen to him.

A few weeks later, the gang DID get together for a funeral, but not Bernard's. Gail's father died and she came home for the funeral, hence the impromptu get-together of the gang.

Now all I need to do is to learn to improve the synchronicity between my dream world and waking world, and then start dreaming about lottery numbers.

14 comments:

  1. I have very vivid dreams, too, and sometimes don't realize until quite a while after I've awoken that what I dreamed didn't actually happen. Which is sometimes a relief and sometimes a disappointment!

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  2. Oh, I know what you mean, Citizen. I've said "Man, it was just a dream!" both happily and disappointedly.

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  3. ..... and beer, and good food and good s .......... oooooo, the telephone's ringing ...... byeeeee

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  4. Beer, beer, beer...oooo, 7-11 is calling. *sigh*

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  5. For some reason, this post came to mind the very old song that went....DREAMS ARE MY REALITY. And thanks to you I now am suffering from last song syndrome.

    Now, you have to buy me beer to exorcise this song out of my head.

    Hey, Lizza, hope you're week started well.

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  6. Clerver and practical. Dream those numbers, but please share...

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  7. Now that was spooky.
    It happens to me too sometimes.

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  8. Not that I think it will happen but PLEASE... never dream about me... ;-)

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  9. If the dreams I had ever came true, I might have to lock myself in a lunatic asylum. Seriously ;)

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  10. Thank you for replying on my blog for peace globe last week.

    And... have you ever thought of keeping a dream journal? It can be really interesting to read back months/weeks later and see how your dreams echo life.

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  11. Spooky! I'm a great believer in dreams but sometimes, they can be a bit abstract.

    Puss

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  12. I'll echo everyone else and say spooky.

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  13. I still go on vacations with Stephen in my dreams :-)

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  14. Photo: One beer, coming up!

    Bud: I will, but if you win the Philippine lottery, you'll have to share too.

    Mimi: Spooky, yes. But fun too sometimes.

    Sidney: Rest easy. I haven't dreamed about you...yet!

    Terra: Now you make me curious about your dreams!

    Michelle: Thanks for visiting again. Yes, a dream journal is a good idea indeed.

    Puss: Yes, they make you wonder what your subconscious is telling you, and why can't it tell you in plain and simple terms.

    Travis: I like spooky...sometimes. And so do you!

    Nursemyra: Those are dreams you wouldn't want to wake from, I'm sure.

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