Today is my 3rd day when I noted down my dreams . If I get 50 likes on this post maybe I make a video about them. Edit: I did not expect people to like this post but I keep on recording them and I will post a video after 30 days. Thanks you!
I've gone through phases where I recorded dreams, and it always gets freakier and freakier until I have to stop. It's like my subconscious doesn't want me tapping into something. My biggest dream journaling experience was back in 2017, right after Destiny 2 came out. I remember being in a dream where I was in a town square with no other people in sight. The clock tower hadn't moved in what felt like over 15 minutes, which I thought was weird. Then I got a notification on my phone that said "Destiny cannot connect to the internet". I thought to myself "Strange, I don't remember Destiny being a mobile game?" and then I realised I was dreaming. That was the first time I went completely lucid in a dream. I immediately tried flying which woke me up cause I flew so high up, looked down at the ground and I guess a mixture of excitement and fear of heights kicked in, elevated my heart rate and I woke up. I continued to have lucid dreams regularly for like 2 weeks which got more and more uncanny, until the final one. The last time I seriously did the dream journal thing, the final dream ended with a giant spider with a human face telling me to stop lucid dreaming or something will kill me in my sleep. Might give it another shot some time soon though because it's such an interesting experience!
Thank you for posting this. I want to give it a try. Maybe the spider was like final boss or something? It definitely sounds like it didn’t want you to see or know something. You were getting to close.
@@applesyo From memory the spider was just a messenger, like it was trying to look out for me. Might have to embark on another side quest through the subconscious and see it again lol
@@sixadamraprobably your brain doesn't want you to do that? I've heard this from some people who tried to do lucid dreaming, I think it's the brain which avoids us from doing that which can probably disturb our brain's normal functioning
sweet comment. idk, I've had several lucid moments and one where I tried to turn around and look at myself, which is what I'd been rehearsing in my reality checks. Here's the deal, I saw my dream self playing baseball, caught that level of lucidity and then tried to see my sleeping self, but had no success. I believe I was attacked in my sleep twice after that in the following two weeks. Mostly, I just go into meditation and a prayer of gratitude when I catch it now.
I think everyone should start doing this. You'll not only remember your dreams more but also become more euphoric, creative and better at solving problems among other things. You get even more benefits if you practice lucid dreaming or dream incubation, some of which includes higher self awareness and practicing skills while asleep *(lucid dreaming is also a skill so it will take time to learn despite what some people will have you believe)*
I want to get back into it and would definitely watch more dream videos. Having like a checklist of challenges or goals to accomplish could be a cool idea to track progress. I got fairly good at it back when I did the dream journal and regular reality checks. Intentionally waking myself up in the middle of the night was not the strategy for me lol. I was fine with my occasional like 1-3 lucid dreams per week. Felt like I gained a much greater awareness of reality when I was awake too. Oh and also replaying my day in my head to retrace my steps helped.
He made a video about it actually. Back in his college days he said he got into lucid dreaming to train power moves (breakdancing) in his sleep, but that he got a freaky side-effect that made him stop: sleep paralysis. He said that even after stopping it would still happen from time to time.
yeah ive been trying to lucid dream for years now to no success, although i have just had a week long streak of dream journaling which is a record for me so im definitely getting somewhere, my dreams are super crazy (and usually awesome, although i sometimes have some weird or scary ones but like idec because even those are cool
That room orientation thing happens to me a lot when I'm falling asleep. It's kind of fun actually, I can almost do it intentionally. Basically as I'm lying there, I sometimes realize that I don't know how I'm oriented in my room, and in my head I can picture the room, but also the room in a mirrored state, and for a few seconds I can't actually recall which is the right one. It's a bit trippy, and sometimes I just have to open my eyes and check to reorient myself.
Your videos center around exploring. It seems the videos center around that. Also, I can’t help but think your dreams are exploring all the possibilities in your life in your dreams also and in your waking life.
Dreaming is crazy!! Keep writing them down & you’ll have a record of 10 years of dreams. Then you can write a book, “a decade of dreaming.” Great video. New subscriber ❤
I once had a dream where I was stuck in a false awakening dream loop. I would checkout in a store, wake up on my couch while still dreaming, and then it would repeat all over again. It felt like it went on forever and I honestly thought I had died in my sleep and gone to hell
Damn you reminded me of my dream. I dreamt that i was in bed with a girl and then she opened a book and it looked at me, i saw my reflection then woke up and i was staring at a blank tv then something came out of the tv and the i woke up again and i saw something in my room
DUDE SAME!! My dream was a week long. Even though i only slept like 2 hours. During this week in the dream world, i would have the same dream everynight. Get back from the airport, go to school, go home, sleep. It was the same hallways, same people, everything at school repeated daily. When i woke up i was just surprised how long my dream was only during two hours of sleep
Call me crazy for expecting this video to follow the same formatting as 99% of your other videos... Thought this would include some sort of experiment where you track behaviors to see what resulted in better dream recall, or something like that. But it was just a rough outline of a dream journal.
Thanks for this. Very interesting stuff. I notice that when I focus on my hands, my hands feel warm and good, and if I focus really long on that it's like, idk, like everything falls away, and I get this afterglow for days afterwords where everything just feels peaceful/good/happy/warm/delightful.
you stopped at the right point. i continued this for longer than a year and then the dreams just keep getting longer and just more insane. the things that i saw in my dream deserves a video on its own. reply to this comment to know about some of them
There are dream subjects databases you can search your dream content, to help interpret. Dreams usually take the themes from your daily life, but the meaning aren't as in the nose, as they seem... at least if you accept the meaning given in the database
Pointless, any element has different meaning for everyone, dreaming of spiders is not the same if you love or fear them. Unless you believe dreams come from something else than your mind, and in this case I cant help you
Try flying, creating music, building cities, gliding across landscapes, and talking with people in your dreams it's fun. Also try imagining shapes and objects while you fall asleep (W.I.L.D. technique) And going back to sleep after you wake up in the morning, like on sundays
I’m pretty sure the reoccurring dream with the staircase is like a form of deja vu. Something strange happens then you dream about it and you incorrectly recall it as a past dream. This happens to me all the time but I didn’t realize it was fake until your video.
There is a whole psychology branch on this stuff. Freud used to interpret dreams. Dream analysis. It's meaningful and valuable even though "evidence based American psychology association" says it isn't. I have always found it the best help in therapy.
The freakiest thing about dreams to me is when it appears you've seen something for the first time in your dream, then see something almost exactly the same in real life afterwards. Like you described with the staircase. It was happened to me a couple of times but the dream and the real life experience happen so far apart that I end up somewhat convincing myself that my mind has tampered with the memory of my dream to match what I saw in real life. But dream journaling, having a detailed description of things I see in dreams written down somewhere, might help clarify what's going on with that.
I find it really strange that some people don't dream in colour. I once wrote the introduction to an assignment in a dream. I woke up, remembered it & used it in my assignment.
What if dreams are peek into other dimesions versions of self? The biggest feelings and/or momenets in those universes are so intense that they leek into other dimensions and we can tune into them in sleep. So the strange/happy/odd/fun things that happends in the dreams are reality in somewhere.
Thank you for sharing. I'd like more sleep/dream/lucid dreams experience. The patter is aliens. Most of those are experiences with Extra terrestrials and extra dimensionals. The child is one of your hybrid children.
I’ve recorded some pretty crazy dreams. I used to write them down, but I found it much easier just to turn on my voice memo app and half asleep dump them into my phone. The funny thing is when you go back and listen to it later it’s hilarious because 65% of the things you recorded you don’t remember. That’s the most efficient way in my experience. I also had the same experience with every minute after you wake up and come back into consciousness you forget most of the dream, if not all of it.
the only time i wrote my dream down i was in a relationship and she was ignoring me, we were long distance at that point, so basically i met her at this one month project in morocco for teens, and the dream was we were all in the same house (a house that i remember the layout of very well, and the layout actually made sense too which is weird) and it had a second story, i would wake up, cry in my room, eat, then since i knew she wouldnt be studying at around 7pm i would just wait until then and go up the stairs to knock at her door, she would be talking to her friends and the other people in the house and then would either say she was busy, ignore, or bully me, then i would go back down and cry. it was really weird, that time was bad. craziest part is every detail from her being free at 7 to her living in the attic and ignoring me were accurate to real life.
Shhiiieeett .. in my dreams I die , fly , see myself in reflections , jump into different realms / worlds , see people I never seen before/ seen entities non human, move in ways not humanly possible , speak in tongues .. ironically enough never been in any past scenarios , always present …
I used to record my dreams. The main reason I stopped was because a lot of dreams were hard to put into words and because I couldn't record a description, it would fizzle from memory.
For some reason a lot of my dreams involve high school. People or things from high school and it's weird. I don't even think about high school but when I'm in a dream it'll involve someone I haven't even thought about once and it's been over 10 years since
The mind is truly a wonder. A guy in a coma lived a full life with kids and a wife and he noticed a lamp looked a little off, and finally because of it woke up from his coma and realized the life he thought he lived was fake.
I've done this on and off for years but can never keep it a habit. I also don't always remember enough of the dream to write anything. Many dreams, however, I've never forgotten. Skipping through all of them to a pertinent dream this video reminded me of. I dreamt once of my house I'd move into 3 years later. Nothing peculiar about the dream other than me doing laundry on a stacked washer and drier, among other chores in this house that clearly felt like my house, only upon waking, I didn't recognize the place. I was in Illinois when I had this dream, then moved to Michigan, then to a different location in Illinois. It was there, maybe a year or so living there that I was doing laundry in that same washer/drier when I realized this was the place! Three years ago, I dreamed that - me mindlessly doing laundry in a future home. I quickly remembered the rest of the home from that dream, which I had forgotten until then. It was identical. Not that all dreams convey the past or future. One of my dreams after getting married was my wife being pregnant with our first son, but we lived in a District 13 style underground bunker (post-apocalypse). We had a fight in the cafeteria, where everyone in this community ate, and we decided to go back to our room different ways - I'd take the normal way, while my wife took the secret way through all the pipes and narrow secret passages. It was as I was walking away and my wife (super pregnant) was climbing a 3-story structure in the cafeteria that I realized she's not actually physically able to make that climb. Except for she did! She literally climbed a large pole all the way up only to "revert" back to how she should be once I realized she was doing something impossible. I got so scared and didn't know what to do. She screamed and slipped. I thought for a second that I need to catch her, but I quickly saw her accelerating down to the ground and instead I instinctively backed away. Needless to say, she splattered - it was awful - and I screamed while running towards a big cliff edge and jumped to death without hesitation. I've had 4 children since then, none of them died, and no post-apocalyptic shelter. It's crazy how some dreams seem so real, and yet are complete bat shit. Then there are dreams that seem real and eventually happen. It seems like epic dreams are always fake, but boring dreams or stressful dreams could possibly occasionally be real. But how it works, you got to focus!
I've been on antidepressants for a few years and they've given me some really weird dreams so those ones I usually write down. The other week I dreamt I was being chased by a jaguar and hid on top of a refrigerator. I live in Sweden and I'm pretty sure I've never even seen a jaguar at a zoo. The other day I dreamt I was still in middle school and the teachers were gossiping about me being poor. First few years the dreams generally made me laugh but it's gotten so frequent that it almost feels like each night I'm just thrown into alternate realities and forced to process what's going on all throughout, like my brain isn't resting at all. I'm in the process of quitting my antidepressants, largely because of the dreams.
For my whole life, I could not remember my dreams for the life of me. I used to think I didn't have dreams. Until I started writing them down. After only a few days of dream journaling, I could start remembering them without journaling. It was almost like dream "remembering" is a muscle or skill. If I go a period without dream journaling, I stop remembering my dreams. It's super weird.
I remember most of my dreams. And it's like they have episodes that release after way too long or just the consecutive day. And these episode dreams were about like helping a kid who says he has parents but is always alone in his home (fun thing about this dream is that I got this dream 3 times in my entire life and one day I got this dream so after waking up I went to school and while I was coming back in the bus I saw a lid that looked 80% same to the kid in the dream and after that the dream never came again.) and also got dreams about school friends going on thriller survival adventures and surviving in factories and stuff whole crazy things. Also I liked a girl so in the initial phase of liking her I got dreams about her continuously for 13 days 😭. Anyways sleep well y'all
The stair thing I believe I have experience at least a few times. Once was at my old high school stairwell B at the halfway between floor 1 and 2. Other instances I think happened at work like a feeling of “I have seen this before”. Interesting phenomenon indeed.
im an intense dreamer myself. I've been messing with ways to soften up my dreams. I bought some octovibe 432 hz wind chimes and mounted them in my room next to a fan. It helps. Any ideas?
I don’t really have that good of advice on how to soften dreams. Some periods it tends to be worse, some tends to be better for me, regardless of the circumstances in my life. A trick I found though was if you sleep about 5-6 hours, and get weary during the day, the dreams occur less, and it’s more so a restoration sleep without the dreams. Besides that, you can try to think less about the dreams, and if you become conscious while dreaming, don’t confront any dream characters, just play along, and try to ignore the “drama” of the dream. It won’t always work, but it’ll make it less intense, and less memorable when you wake up, so you can carry the day on with ambition, and not have the dream set you back mentally.
I did the same thing a year ago. I started with one page of writing about the dream and another page I would draw out images from the dream. After 1 month, I had to stop drawing because I started writing 3 pages per night. Insane stuff
I write mines every morning since many years, its been a long time that it stopped improving my awareness in my dreams... and I've never been able to find any pattern or recurring sht in it, so no way to trigger lucid dream this way it feels completely random (but creative enough so I like it this way). I rather work on feeling refreshed when i wake up, cause I think the ability to wake up fast is linked to the awareness in dreams. Its linked to many quality of life things so not easy when you have bad genetics on this 😅
I really don't try to remember my dreams but I remember this one where I fell asleep and then woke up in my bed but in the dream, and in the dream I walked from my bed to the bathroom, looked at myself in the mirror and a demon appeared, getting sucked out of my face, and when it got out of my body there was this invisible force flying down the hallway and it also stole my shirt, so this shirt was just flying down the hallway. really weird
I've always have been able to remember most of my dreams without journaling. Most of my dreams is me with superpowers, school related, a certain type ifykyk, or just terrifying.
Ecclesiastes 5:7 states, "Much dreaming and many words are meaningless," implying that not all dreams carry significant meaning and should be interpreted with caution.
I’m 40 and can only recall A COUPLE of “good” dreams. Almost every single dream is frustrating or embarrassing in some way. I was blown away the other night because I had 3 different women who liked me in one dream….fug is wrong with us?
Please try Lucid dreaming. Especially now that you've written down for so long you should be able to become conscious of the dream knowing that you are dreaming. Not sure how exactly but like look down at your hands like some sort of associated trigger or tell yourself your dreaming. Once you do it you can choose what happens in your dream.
I still remember (not in great detail but still) dreams from years ago. I remember some the floor is lava chair circle dream with zombies or something, and another dream about something that you would see in super Mario land 3D but a volcanic cave.
I’m going to stop smoking weed soon and thinking about uploading dream journal vlogs or something. I smoke weed to keep the insane dreams and sleep paralysis away.
I've had very few times where I was conscience and knew I was dreaming and trying to wake myself up. Or trying to escape a dream and wake up. Even wake up from a dream to still be in a dream. Nightmares mostly occurring in very warm and hot times , like in the summer. Scary stuff.
funny cause i was gonna ask when we gonna get a pigmie baby. u met ur child. establish a relationship and manifest it in the physical. if u want that ofcourse
I don't care about dreams, IMO dreams are meaningless, except when they feel different. I can't explain, but when dreams start from another dream and feel different, in my case they have been always profetic. These types of dreams are short and are unforgettable.
I had a dream once that was true. I was in middle school at the time and had a dream about an acquaintance I had in a class. We were sort of friends, but not really. She lived on the other far end of my neighborhood but I had never been in her house before. My dream was that a bunch of us gals got together for a slumber party at her house and I saw what her house looked like inside. The next day at school I told this gal about my dream and the details I saw about her house….things like, the color of the carpet, what kind of couches they had, a piano in the corner, and a big screen tv (this is back in the early 90’s and a big deal if someone had one of those), and that their family room once used to be their garage. She totally flipped out because all the details were spot on. Her freaking out made me freak out. A couple months later, she did invite me and a couple other gals for a real sleepover. What I saw in my dream was not quite like her house in reality even though the details were right. The arrangement was all different. Anyway, super strange experience.
I have dreams that are so real I can smell taste touch and feel everything. And I wake up completely disoriented. Some of them haunt me throughout the day or week. Many I forget with my first cup of coffee. Dreams are crazy. I have the stressful looking for a pair of pants or shoes trying to get ready to leave the house dreams, also. If seems like a whole day will pass by... Just trying to find a pair of pants. Sometimes those dreams that are symbolic... Like a symbolic life lesson type dream. I want to know why I have the dream, then I will talk to my best friend later in the day that has a specific life issue. And the dream is exactly the thing she needs to hear. It's like I had a dream to guide someone on their journey through whatever they are going through. And I wont know why I have it or why I still remember this dream until later in the day until someone has an issue the dream solves.
Has anyone had prophetic dreams that came true? I've had several, all centered around my football team. Usually, I've dreamt the emotions I go through during the game. I still regret not mortgaging my house to put money on Clemson winning the Natty in 2018. I knew it was coming and wouldn't be close, but all I did was book my trip to the game way ahead of time. Shoulda bet the house.
I started having hour long dreams I could all remember after I started taking 2500mg of Folic acid once a week. Try that. Even whent off and went on again to see if that did it.
Bro Knight i got you covered.. the old friend you were talking about.. Consciousness is grander than we can cope .. You started a "Dream" Journey on the first day, you had a "Briefing" what it is about. the old friend from your dream that you tried to record sth with.. the camera comes in also as your last dream with the same emotion assoziated . Frustration That usually comes when youre about to have a break through do you have a friend that you maybe had a difficult relationship regarding what to eat or how to train... sth like that? and you both just couldn t see eye to eye? You were focused on the camera in both of the dreams and the frustration came from being unable to use it. the camera most likley stands for your "conciousness" 'the lenses you use to view the world with' you brought up the pond dream next (your conciousness KNOWS) the pond is a body of water.. that usually represents emotions in this case it may also be some type of "shared" field (like Electromagnetic field [Morphogenetic fields]) in basic term.. an electro magnetic connection "pool" to people the water will clear .. the pond appears to be exchangeable with the phone. like you can call people without using the phone.. your soul can speak to anothers soul upon awakening you discribe utter confusion about the circumstances of your "normal" suroundings. that may be an indication of how intensivley you "called" sb through the pond like you maybe were completlely drawn "into" the others perception. with the numbers on your phone (like code) you mentioned gaining a golden"scratch" lottery ticket. sometimes you need to purify yourself on a soul level .. that can mean letting sb go "scratching" sb from your phone.. you use the term "old friend" at least 2 times. the secound time the camera does not work is on your birthday with your parents. prior to that.. (Birthday Dream) you have a really profound story unfolding.. Stairs (that are disconnected) BackRoom Backroom Strange Hotel: you discribe one particular big building that had a Tunnel (A hotel with a tunnel can be a refference to your Birth/Mother) and then.. my personal Favorite "Some kind of a grand hall talking to some dude" That sounds freaking profound dude! the grand Hall.. the body.. the buildings the brain only ever processes about 20% of the info we take in every moment.. but we "see" more.. the "Subconsciousness" keeps all the information. a big part of that Subconscious is the body itself. cellular memory / body consciousness that awsome grand hall man and you end with your parents house the secound dream you had.. was a "Feel Good" Dream your conciousness gave you the entrie information necessary within the first 2 dreams. do what you love, say things as you mean it and trust that even if you scrape something/one off and it feels like you lost.. you may only lost the fog in the pond. when you mentioned the baby i instantly started crying.. ( i feel i need to mention here that i am a hot lesbian who does not necessarily want children, not a gay bro) greets to your hot wife btw ;D the baby stands for a lot of things maybe.. i feel like that is yours to figure out in any case it was a precusor for a very productive good time where you also tried new things.. then you described how that feeling kinda faded away.. stay true to yourself. that makes life effortless.
I’ve done dream journaling since 2022, I’ve found it extremely insightful. If u want to do more research into the power behind dreams look into the research of Carl Jung, very eye opening 👍👍
Today is my 3rd day when I noted down my dreams . If I get 50 likes on this post maybe I make a video about them.
Edit: I did not expect people to like this post but I keep on recording them and I will post a video after 30 days. Thanks you!
Sure why not .here one like from me
make it
I've gone through phases where I recorded dreams, and it always gets freakier and freakier until I have to stop. It's like my subconscious doesn't want me tapping into something.
My biggest dream journaling experience was back in 2017, right after Destiny 2 came out.
I remember being in a dream where I was in a town square with no other people in sight. The clock tower hadn't moved in what felt like over 15 minutes, which I thought was weird.
Then I got a notification on my phone that said "Destiny cannot connect to the internet". I thought to myself "Strange, I don't remember Destiny being a mobile game?" and then I realised I was dreaming.
That was the first time I went completely lucid in a dream. I immediately tried flying which woke me up cause I flew so high up, looked down at the ground and I guess a mixture of excitement and fear of heights kicked in, elevated my heart rate and I woke up.
I continued to have lucid dreams regularly for like 2 weeks which got more and more uncanny, until the final one.
The last time I seriously did the dream journal thing, the final dream ended with a giant spider with a human face telling me to stop lucid dreaming or something will kill me in my sleep.
Might give it another shot some time soon though because it's such an interesting experience!
Thank you for posting this. I want to give it a try. Maybe the spider was like final boss or something? It definitely sounds like it didn’t want you to see or know something. You were getting to close.
@@applesyo From memory the spider was just a messenger, like it was trying to look out for me. Might have to embark on another side quest through the subconscious and see it again lol
@@sixadamraprobably your brain doesn't want you to do that? I've heard this from some people who tried to do lucid dreaming, I think it's the brain which avoids us from doing that which can probably disturb our brain's normal functioning
Nah I know what you mean, I started writing them down and they just got crazier
sweet comment. idk, I've had several lucid moments and one where I tried to turn around and look at myself, which is what I'd been rehearsing in my reality checks. Here's the deal, I saw my dream self playing baseball, caught that level of lucidity and then tried to see my sleeping self, but had no success. I believe I was attacked in my sleep twice after that in the following two weeks. Mostly, I just go into meditation and a prayer of gratitude when I catch it now.
Careful, dream recall is know to trigger lucid dreaming and you have a history with lucid dreaming leading to sleep paralysis.
hes already had that he made a vid about it
@@River-Person That's why I wrote the comment. It may come back through dream recall.
I think everyone should start doing this. You'll not only remember your dreams more but also become more euphoric, creative and better at solving problems among other things. You get even more benefits if you practice lucid dreaming or dream incubation, some of which includes higher self awareness and practicing skills while asleep *(lucid dreaming is also a skill so it will take time to learn despite what some people will have you believe)*
I want to get back into it and would definitely watch more dream videos. Having like a checklist of challenges or goals to accomplish could be a cool idea to track progress. I got fairly good at it back when I did the dream journal and regular reality checks. Intentionally waking myself up in the middle of the night was not the strategy for me lol. I was fine with my occasional like 1-3 lucid dreams per week. Felt like I gained a much greater awareness of reality when I was awake too. Oh and also replaying my day in my head to retrace my steps helped.
He made a video about it actually. Back in his college days he said he got into lucid dreaming to train power moves (breakdancing) in his sleep, but that he got a freaky side-effect that made him stop: sleep paralysis.
He said that even after stopping it would still happen from time to time.
@@basedkaiser5352 Final challenge on his list should be “get to the dream world and slay the sleep demon”
yeah ive been trying to lucid dream for years now to no success, although i have just had a week long streak of dream journaling which is a record for me so im definitely getting somewhere, my dreams are super crazy (and usually awesome, although i sometimes have some weird or scary ones but like idec because even those are cool
I like the filter you put on your birthday footage, really gives this "dream-like" vibe to it.
Honestly I love hearing about your dreams, so I wouldn't mind a follow up to this video.
Those videos getting crazier and crazier love to see it
That room orientation thing happens to me a lot when I'm falling asleep. It's kind of fun actually, I can almost do it intentionally. Basically as I'm lying there, I sometimes realize that I don't know how I'm oriented in my room, and in my head I can picture the room, but also the room in a mirrored state, and for a few seconds I can't actually recall which is the right one. It's a bit trippy, and sometimes I just have to open my eyes and check to reorient myself.
Your videos center around exploring. It seems the videos center around that. Also, I can’t help but think your dreams are exploring all the possibilities in your life in your dreams also and in your waking life.
Dreaming is crazy!! Keep writing them down & you’ll have a record of 10 years of dreams. Then you can write a book, “a decade of dreaming.” Great video. New subscriber ❤
I once had a dream where I was stuck in a false awakening dream loop. I would checkout in a store, wake up on my couch while still dreaming, and then it would repeat all over again. It felt like it went on forever and I honestly thought I had died in my sleep and gone to hell
Damn you reminded me of my dream. I dreamt that i was in bed with a girl and then she opened a book and it looked at me, i saw my reflection then woke up and i was staring at a blank tv then something came out of the tv and the i woke up again and i saw something in my room
DUDE SAME!! My dream was a week long. Even though i only slept like 2 hours. During this week in the dream world, i would have the same dream everynight. Get back from the airport, go to school, go home, sleep. It was the same hallways, same people, everything at school repeated daily. When i woke up i was just surprised how long my dream was only during two hours of sleep
Hi pigmie
I love your videos man
Love the edits for the dreams man this vid is real nice I enjoyed
More sleep related content please! Theses are super good.
These experiments and vlogs are always so fun to watch.
Always excited for your videos
Interesting topic
please pursue further
6:38 dw it's just a double staircase, space saving design used in public buildings
Call me crazy for expecting this video to follow the same formatting as 99% of your other videos... Thought this would include some sort of experiment where you track behaviors to see what resulted in better dream recall, or something like that. But it was just a rough outline of a dream journal.
Crazy.
Not everyone can explain their dreams easily brother
Dreams are messy and often don't make any sense. Very hard to structure a video and a program around this theme.
Tbf it’s difficult to make a dream video that’s ’scientific’ haha
Love seeing your cool vids there very interesting.
Thanks for this. Very interesting stuff. I notice that when I focus on my hands, my hands feel warm and good, and if I focus really long on that it's like, idk, like everything falls away, and I get this afterglow for days afterwords where everything just feels peaceful/good/happy/warm/delightful.
you stopped at the right point. i continued this for longer than a year and then the dreams just keep getting longer and just more insane. the things that i saw in my dream deserves a video on its own. reply to this comment to know about some of them
There are dream subjects databases you can search your dream content, to help interpret. Dreams usually take the themes from your daily life, but the meaning aren't as in the nose, as they seem... at least if you accept the meaning given in the database
Pointless, any element has different meaning for everyone, dreaming of spiders is not the same if you love or fear them. Unless you believe dreams come from something else than your mind, and in this case I cant help you
@@Poof57 I've literally had the same dream as he had, but with scenes more fitting of my life. Pretty sure the dream is telling us the same thing
Try flying, creating music, building cities, gliding across landscapes, and talking with people in your dreams it's fun.
Also try imagining shapes and objects while you fall asleep (W.I.L.D. technique)
And going back to sleep after you wake up in the morning, like on sundays
Why dont u guys end up having sleep paralysis after this
I’m pretty sure the reoccurring dream with the staircase is like a form of deja vu. Something strange happens then you dream about it and you incorrectly recall it as a past dream. This happens to me all the time but I didn’t realize it was fake until your video.
There is a whole psychology branch on this stuff. Freud used to interpret dreams. Dream analysis. It's meaningful and valuable even though "evidence based American psychology association" says it isn't. I have always found it the best help in therapy.
The freakiest thing about dreams to me is when it appears you've seen something for the first time in your dream, then see something almost exactly the same in real life afterwards. Like you described with the staircase. It was happened to me a couple of times but the dream and the real life experience happen so far apart that I end up somewhat convincing myself that my mind has tampered with the memory of my dream to match what I saw in real life.
But dream journaling, having a detailed description of things I see in dreams written down somewhere, might help clarify what's going on with that.
I like your salt rock lamp!
I find it really strange that some people don't dream in colour. I once wrote the introduction to an assignment in a dream. I woke up, remembered it & used it in my assignment.
What if dreams are peek into other dimesions versions of self?
The biggest feelings and/or momenets in those universes are so intense that they leek into other dimensions and we can tune into them in sleep.
So the strange/happy/odd/fun things that happends in the dreams are reality in somewhere.
Thank you for sharing. I'd like more sleep/dream/lucid dreams experience.
The patter is aliens. Most of those are experiences with Extra terrestrials and extra dimensionals. The child is one of your hybrid children.
This is so interesting because I forget my dreams immediately within the first five minutes of waking up! 😮
That's the main reason for dream journaling. It helps to not move when you wake up even the slightest as it will erase the memories quicker
The hand gripping the baby is so funny
I recommend to u to read Jung, he has a great understanding in dreams. Man and his symbols is a great start to his work☺️
This
I could never do something like this cause even after i wake up im still in my bed 30 minutes later just rolling around
Almost the same here lol
@Kenzōu_Tenma Dr tenma 9 years ago you saved my life
your just lazy, or you sleep to litle
could write in bed?
@@minifolko I'm lazy
Happy birthday Lucas
You are my favourite youtuber brother
Learning from you ❤
I’ve recorded some pretty crazy dreams. I used to write them down, but I found it much easier just to turn on my voice memo app and half asleep dump them into my phone. The funny thing is when you go back and listen to it later it’s hilarious because 65% of the things you recorded you don’t remember. That’s the most efficient way in my experience. I also had the same experience with every minute after you wake up and come back into consciousness you forget most of the dream, if not all of it.
The best book on the topic is arguably Man and his symbols by Carl Jung
Gotta respect the "nice vid" comment 2 minutes after the vid was posted ❤
the only time i wrote my dream down i was in a relationship and she was ignoring me, we were long distance at that point, so basically i met her at this one month project in morocco for teens, and the dream was we were all in the same house (a house that i remember the layout of very well, and the layout actually made sense too which is weird) and it had a second story, i would wake up, cry in my room, eat, then since i knew she wouldnt be studying at around 7pm i would just wait until then and go up the stairs to knock at her door, she would be talking to her friends and the other people in the house and then would either say she was busy, ignore, or bully me, then i would go back down and cry.
it was really weird, that time was bad. craziest part is every detail from her being free at 7 to her living in the attic and ignoring me were accurate to real life.
Shhiiieeett .. in my dreams I die , fly , see myself in reflections , jump into different realms / worlds , see people I never seen before/ seen entities non human, move in ways not humanly possible , speak in tongues .. ironically enough never been in any past scenarios , always present …
I used to record my dreams. The main reason I stopped was because a lot of dreams were hard to put into words and because I couldn't record a description, it would fizzle from memory.
For some reason a lot of my dreams involve high school. People or things from high school and it's weird. I don't even think about high school but when I'm in a dream it'll involve someone I haven't even thought about once and it's been over 10 years since
The mind is truly a wonder. A guy in a coma lived a full life with kids and a wife and he noticed a lamp looked a little off, and finally because of it woke up from his coma and realized the life he thought he lived was fake.
I've done this on and off for years but can never keep it a habit. I also don't always remember enough of the dream to write anything. Many dreams, however, I've never forgotten. Skipping through all of them to a pertinent dream this video reminded me of. I dreamt once of my house I'd move into 3 years later. Nothing peculiar about the dream other than me doing laundry on a stacked washer and drier, among other chores in this house that clearly felt like my house, only upon waking, I didn't recognize the place. I was in Illinois when I had this dream, then moved to Michigan, then to a different location in Illinois. It was there, maybe a year or so living there that I was doing laundry in that same washer/drier when I realized this was the place! Three years ago, I dreamed that - me mindlessly doing laundry in a future home. I quickly remembered the rest of the home from that dream, which I had forgotten until then. It was identical.
Not that all dreams convey the past or future. One of my dreams after getting married was my wife being pregnant with our first son, but we lived in a District 13 style underground bunker (post-apocalypse). We had a fight in the cafeteria, where everyone in this community ate, and we decided to go back to our room different ways - I'd take the normal way, while my wife took the secret way through all the pipes and narrow secret passages. It was as I was walking away and my wife (super pregnant) was climbing a 3-story structure in the cafeteria that I realized she's not actually physically able to make that climb. Except for she did! She literally climbed a large pole all the way up only to "revert" back to how she should be once I realized she was doing something impossible. I got so scared and didn't know what to do. She screamed and slipped. I thought for a second that I need to catch her, but I quickly saw her accelerating down to the ground and instead I instinctively backed away. Needless to say, she splattered - it was awful - and I screamed while running towards a big cliff edge and jumped to death without hesitation. I've had 4 children since then, none of them died, and no post-apocalyptic shelter.
It's crazy how some dreams seem so real, and yet are complete bat shit. Then there are dreams that seem real and eventually happen. It seems like epic dreams are always fake, but boring dreams or stressful dreams could possibly occasionally be real. But how it works, you got to focus!
My 60 day journal would have like 2-3 entries lol
I've been on antidepressants for a few years and they've given me some really weird dreams so those ones I usually write down. The other week I dreamt I was being chased by a jaguar and hid on top of a refrigerator. I live in Sweden and I'm pretty sure I've never even seen a jaguar at a zoo. The other day I dreamt I was still in middle school and the teachers were gossiping about me being poor. First few years the dreams generally made me laugh but it's gotten so frequent that it almost feels like each night I'm just thrown into alternate realities and forced to process what's going on all throughout, like my brain isn't resting at all. I'm in the process of quitting my antidepressants, largely because of the dreams.
memory is part of consciousness so a consciousness vacation is also a memory vacation
For my whole life, I could not remember my dreams for the life of me. I used to think I didn't have dreams. Until I started writing them down. After only a few days of dream journaling, I could start remembering them without journaling. It was almost like dream "remembering" is a muscle or skill. If I go a period without dream journaling, I stop remembering my dreams. It's super weird.
I remember most of my dreams. And it's like they have episodes that release after way too long or just the consecutive day. And these episode dreams were about like helping a kid who says he has parents but is always alone in his home (fun thing about this dream is that I got this dream 3 times in my entire life and one day I got this dream so after waking up I went to school and while I was coming back in the bus I saw a lid that looked 80% same to the kid in the dream and after that the dream never came again.) and also got dreams about school friends going on thriller survival adventures and surviving in factories and stuff whole crazy things. Also I liked a girl so in the initial phase of liking her I got dreams about her continuously for 13 days 😭. Anyways sleep well y'all
Try controlling your dreams by becoming aware that you're dreaming. I mastered this when i was a kid because I constantly had nightmares
The stair thing I believe I have experience at least a few times. Once was at my old high school stairwell B at the halfway between floor 1 and 2. Other instances I think happened at work like a feeling of “I have seen this before”. Interesting phenomenon indeed.
Ex lucid dreamer here, I remember most of my dreams, and the stuff I dream tend to be persecuting, violence and obscene.
im an intense dreamer myself. I've been messing with ways to soften up my dreams. I bought some octovibe 432 hz wind chimes and mounted them in my room next to a fan. It helps. Any ideas?
I don’t really have that good of advice on how to soften dreams. Some periods it tends to be worse, some tends to be better for me, regardless of the circumstances in my life. A trick I found though was if you sleep about 5-6 hours, and get weary during the day, the dreams occur less, and it’s more so a restoration sleep without the dreams. Besides that, you can try to think less about the dreams, and if you become conscious while dreaming, don’t confront any dream characters, just play along, and try to ignore the “drama” of the dream. It won’t always work, but it’ll make it less intense, and less memorable when you wake up, so you can carry the day on with ambition, and not have the dream set you back mentally.
Can i ask why you are an ex lucid dreamer?
Try lucid dreaming again please
I did the same thing a year ago. I started with one page of writing about the dream and another page I would draw out images from the dream. After 1 month, I had to stop drawing because I started writing 3 pages per night. Insane stuff
I get that weird orientation issue a lot at night as well
I write mines every morning since many years, its been a long time that it stopped improving my awareness in my dreams... and I've never been able to find any pattern or recurring sht in it, so no way to trigger lucid dream this way it feels completely random (but creative enough so I like it this way). I rather work on feeling refreshed when i wake up, cause I think the ability to wake up fast is linked to the awareness in dreams. Its linked to many quality of life things so not easy when you have bad genetics on this 😅
I really don't try to remember my dreams but I remember this one where I fell asleep and then woke up in my bed but in the dream, and in the dream I walked from my bed to the bathroom, looked at myself in the mirror and a demon appeared, getting sucked out of my face, and when it got out of my body there was this invisible force flying down the hallway and it also stole my shirt, so this shirt was just flying down the hallway. really weird
I've always have been able to remember most of my dreams without journaling. Most of my dreams is me with superpowers, school related, a certain type ifykyk, or just terrifying.
Ecclesiastes 5:7 states, "Much dreaming and many words are meaningless," implying that not all dreams carry significant meaning and should be interpreted with caution.
True and it's very evident because dreams tend to not make any sense.
I recorded dreams before and I then months later went back and read them. I forgot most of the ones I wrote.
Going to give this experiment a try. Did your dreams become more vivid as you kept going?
That's one of the main reasons people keep a dream journal
I’m 40 and can only recall A COUPLE of “good” dreams. Almost every single dream is frustrating or embarrassing in some way. I was blown away the other night because I had 3 different women who liked me in one dream….fug is wrong with us?
Please try Lucid dreaming. Especially now that you've written down for so long you should be able to become conscious of the dream knowing that you are dreaming. Not sure how exactly but like look down at your hands like some sort of associated trigger or tell yourself your dreaming. Once you do it you can choose what happens in your dream.
I still remember (not in great detail but still) dreams from years ago. I remember some the floor is lava chair circle dream with zombies or something, and another dream about something that you would see in super Mario land 3D but a volcanic cave.
I’m going to stop smoking weed soon and thinking about uploading dream journal vlogs or something. I smoke weed to keep the insane dreams and sleep paralysis away.
Sleep paralysis can get less scary the better you understand the mechanisms behind it
I've had very few times where I was conscience and knew I was dreaming and trying to wake myself up. Or trying to escape a dream and wake up. Even wake up from a dream to still be in a dream. Nightmares mostly occurring in very warm and hot times , like in the summer. Scary stuff.
Do the “I tried to lucid dream for 30 days” or something
I had a dream in a dream one time. That was funky. Some inception movie type crap. I’ve still never lucid dreamed though :(
funny cause i was gonna ask when we gonna get a pigmie baby. u met ur child. establish a relationship and manifest it in the physical. if u want that ofcourse
I don't care about dreams, IMO dreams are meaningless, except when they feel different. I can't explain, but when dreams start from another dream and feel different, in my case they have been always profetic.
These types of dreams are short and are unforgettable.
Definitely not meaningless its literally your subconscious which is not random
I'd have to remember 1 in 60 days to make this happen.
"But you gotta focus"
More videos on lucid dreaming plz
Nice vid
you are lying the video dropped 1 min before u commented that
I remember one dream a year.
Last year I had my first dream where a phone was in it… now I’ve had a few. It’s super weird.
I had a dream once that was true. I was in middle school at the time and had a dream about an acquaintance I had in a class. We were sort of friends, but not really. She lived on the other far end of my neighborhood but I had never been in her house before. My dream was that a bunch of us gals got together for a slumber party at her house and I saw what her house looked like inside. The next day at school I told this gal about my dream and the details I saw about her house….things like, the color of the carpet, what kind of couches they had, a piano in the corner, and a big screen tv (this is back in the early 90’s and a big deal if someone had one of those), and that their family room once used to be their garage. She totally flipped out because all the details were spot on. Her freaking out made me freak out. A couple months later, she did invite me and a couple other gals for a real sleepover. What I saw in my dream was not quite like her house in reality even though the details were right. The arrangement was all different. Anyway, super strange experience.
Your dreams where you felt like you were observing in the third person, is how I feel on a 4-5g dose of magic mushrooms near its peak.
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Thank you Lucas.
I have dreams that are so real I can smell taste touch and feel everything. And I wake up completely disoriented. Some of them haunt me throughout the day or week. Many I forget with my first cup of coffee. Dreams are crazy. I have the stressful looking for a pair of pants or shoes trying to get ready to leave the house dreams, also. If seems like a whole day will pass by... Just trying to find a pair of pants. Sometimes those dreams that are symbolic... Like a symbolic life lesson type dream. I want to know why I have the dream, then I will talk to my best friend later in the day that has a specific life issue. And the dream is exactly the thing she needs to hear. It's like I had a dream to guide someone on their journey through whatever they are going through. And I wont know why I have it or why I still remember this dream until later in the day until someone has an issue the dream solves.
The numbers, Mason, what do they mean?
Wheres a Methylene blue video? I’m surprised u haven’t tried that yet 👀
Try the gateway tapes / experience. Out of body experiment
Has anyone had prophetic dreams that came true? I've had several, all centered around my football team. Usually, I've dreamt the emotions I go through during the game.
I still regret not mortgaging my house to put money on Clemson winning the Natty in 2018. I knew it was coming and wouldn't be close, but all I did was book my trip to the game way ahead of time. Shoulda bet the house.
I started having hour long dreams I could all remember after I started taking 2500mg of Folic acid once a week. Try that. Even whent off and went on again to see if that did it.
for me its all out girls or cant remember XD
Bro Knight i got you covered..
the old friend you were talking about..
Consciousness is grander than we can cope ..
You started a "Dream" Journey on the first day, you had a "Briefing" what it is about.
the old friend from your dream that you tried to record sth with..
the camera comes in also as your last dream with the same emotion assoziated .
Frustration
That usually comes when youre about to have a break through
do you have a friend that you maybe had a difficult relationship regarding what to eat or how to train... sth like that?
and you both just couldn t see eye to eye?
You were focused on the camera in both of the dreams and the frustration came from being unable to use it.
the camera most likley stands for your "conciousness" 'the lenses you use to view the world with'
you brought up the pond dream next (your conciousness KNOWS)
the pond is a body of water.. that usually represents emotions
in this case it may also be some type of "shared" field (like Electromagnetic field [Morphogenetic fields]) in basic term.. an electro magnetic connection "pool" to people
the water will clear ..
the pond appears to be exchangeable with the phone.
like you can call people without using the phone..
your soul can speak to anothers soul
upon awakening you discribe utter confusion about the circumstances of your "normal" suroundings.
that may be an indication of how intensivley you "called" sb through the pond
like you maybe were completlely drawn "into" the others perception.
with the numbers on your phone (like code) you mentioned gaining a golden"scratch" lottery ticket.
sometimes you need to purify yourself on a soul level .. that can mean letting sb go "scratching" sb from your phone.. you use the term "old friend" at least 2 times.
the secound time the camera does not work is on your birthday with your parents.
prior to that.. (Birthday Dream)
you have a really profound story unfolding..
Stairs (that are disconnected)
BackRoom
Backroom
Strange Hotel: you discribe one particular big building that had a Tunnel (A hotel with a tunnel can be a refference to your Birth/Mother)
and then.. my personal Favorite "Some kind of a grand hall talking to some dude"
That sounds freaking profound dude!
the grand Hall.. the body.. the buildings
the brain only ever processes about 20% of the info we take in every moment..
but we "see" more.. the "Subconsciousness" keeps all the information.
a big part of that Subconscious is the body itself.
cellular memory / body consciousness
that awsome grand hall man
and you end with your parents house
the secound dream you had.. was a "Feel Good" Dream
your conciousness gave you the entrie information necessary within the first 2 dreams.
do what you love, say things as you mean it and trust that even if you scrape something/one off and it feels like you lost.. you may only lost the fog in the pond.
when you mentioned the baby i instantly started crying.. ( i feel i need to mention here that i am a hot lesbian who does not necessarily want children, not a gay bro) greets to your hot wife btw ;D
the baby stands for a lot of things maybe..
i feel like that is yours to figure out
in any case it was a precusor for a very productive good time where you also tried new things.. then you described how that feeling kinda faded away..
stay true to yourself.
that makes life effortless.
Try a sadhu board for a month
Ive heard that you like to study math? Something like that. I wonder what that is
8:43 Lookass your name is looookasss luuucasss Loooka- ahh forget it...
can you do an experiment with (Lion mane Mushroom tincture) and MTC c8 c10 oil?
I’ve done dream journaling since 2022, I’ve found it extremely insightful. If u want to do more research into the power behind dreams look into the research of Carl Jung, very eye opening 👍👍
Does that lamp make you feel good . I got my girlfriend a big one 30lb salt lamp
Oh boy, the backrooms.
bruhh how can you remember it , i forget it mostly but i can't share the one i remember :)
Dream journaling is the best way
You should try training your neck muscles
Am I havin a stroke or what! Ha
i challenge you doing 20 k steps a day or more
havent had a dream in months
You dream every night it's just erased from your memory
@ all the illicit thc