Today We have decided to write about "The Strangest Dream." in 230 words.
Mention:
- How often you've had it.
- How events/actions/perceptions go on and what the outcome is.
- Any possible interpretation.
- Include visual aids.
My Example:
The Strangest Dream.
Dreams are a whole unknown dimension, I believe it is not possible that all of them might be entirely untrue, nevertheless, we spend a great part of our lives sleeping and dreaming so, it might be that they not only represent a subjective part of ourselves but it might constitute a whole reality on its own.
Mention:
- How often you've had it.
- How events/actions/perceptions go on and what the outcome is.
- Any possible interpretation.
- Include visual aids.
My Example:
Dreams are a whole unknown dimension, I believe it is not possible that all of them might be entirely untrue, nevertheless, we spend a great part of our lives sleeping and dreaming so, it might be that they not only represent a subjective part of ourselves but it might constitute a whole reality on its own.
My dreams in general are not so strange and neither have I had many repeated ones in my life, most of the time I don’t even remember what I dreamt he night before, but there is one particular dream I have had several times, but more than a dream, it’s the feeling of having dreamt it.
I picture myself over sunset in the streets of a big and people-empty city; at some point of the dream I start having physical sensations, as though I was having to lift a very heavy weight and finally I end up rising from the floor and flying. I make a great physical effort to go beyond the line of the buildings and start flying over the empty city which is now entering a dark night-time. I fly and fly and start losing the strength and I cannot longer go up beyond the level of the buildings and at some point of the dream, I just can’t go on flying because I am too tired and then I just wake up, as tired as in the dream.
I have talked about this dream with friends, family, therapists and no plausible conclusion or interpretation I have drawn from it. I just think it’s one of those stressful feelings that one can have at the back of one’s mind for ages and that will disappear whenever the time for it comes. Certainly, this dream is not bizarre, and neither anguishing; It has not really interfered with my circadian rate and therefore I have never paid a lot of attention to it, maybe that is why I have no interpretation.
Perhaps I will continue perceiving myself as though flying over and empty city at night, and even, I might continue waking up tired for having dreamt about the same, but as of now, I am sure this dream is not a nightmare, it’s just that I might want to fly so badly, that even my subconscious is showing me that feeling.
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- Comments: to leave a comment on your teacher's post + 3 of your classmates posts.
- Word Count for post 4: 200 words
I picture myself over sunset in the streets of a big and people-empty city; at some point of the dream I start having physical sensations, as though I was having to lift a very heavy weight and finally I end up rising from the floor and flying. I make a great physical effort to go beyond the line of the buildings and start flying over the empty city which is now entering a dark night-time. I fly and fly and start losing the strength and I cannot longer go up beyond the level of the buildings and at some point of the dream, I just can’t go on flying because I am too tired and then I just wake up, as tired as in the dream.
I have talked about this dream with friends, family, therapists and no plausible conclusion or interpretation I have drawn from it. I just think it’s one of those stressful feelings that one can have at the back of one’s mind for ages and that will disappear whenever the time for it comes. Certainly, this dream is not bizarre, and neither anguishing; It has not really interfered with my circadian rate and therefore I have never paid a lot of attention to it, maybe that is why I have no interpretation.
Perhaps I will continue perceiving myself as though flying over and empty city at night, and even, I might continue waking up tired for having dreamt about the same, but as of now, I am sure this dream is not a nightmare, it’s just that I might want to fly so badly, that even my subconscious is showing me that feeling.
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- Comments: to leave a comment on your teacher's post + 3 of your classmates posts.
- Word Count for post 4: 200 words
The best dreams are when I can fly, is a very great sensation! and it's sad that this dream makes you feel tired :(
ResponderBorrarIt´s very incredible when we start to feel the sensations oof our dreams. Above all with the nightmares!
ResponderBorrarI would like to feel that I can fly for all over the city. It must be awesome! It should be amazing to see the city from above.
ResponderBorrarAccording to some searches on Google, dreaming that you can fly has to do with a symbol of freedom, offering good omens. Have you ever looked for it?
ResponderBorrarthe feeling of flying is wonderful. I dreamed I flew only once and was very nice,I would like to feel it again.
ResponderBorrarI never dreamed that, but I imagine how free you should feel during your dream!
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ResponderBorrarHow great to fly and dream!
ResponderBorraronce I manage to control my dream after reading a lot about lucid dreams. When I woke up I could not believe it!