I had a really long dream last night, can't remember any of it, though I know I woke up and thought 'I should write that down' (because I remembered it then) but I fel back asleep and dreamed some more then when I got up I felt worn out, why do some dreams seem to exhaust me?
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Exhausted after dreams?
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Would it be because our mind is very active in a particular sort of dream?
A dream perhaps where we are running or disturbed about something,the mind reacts so the body reacts.
A dream perhaps where we are running or disturbed about something,the mind reacts so the body reacts.
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Could it be that what you had was not a dream, but maybe a journey to the astral or into another dimension?
I journey quite often into other realms and wake up very exhausted at times (today is one of those days). I feel like a train ran over me and then backed up for another swipe.
I journey quite often into other realms and wake up very exhausted at times (today is one of those days). I feel like a train ran over me and then backed up for another swipe.
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Joanie wrote:Would it be because our mind is very active in a particular sort of dream?
A dream perhaps where we are running or disturbed about something,the mind reacts so the body reacts.
I've actually had dreams like that and wake up tired and sometimes very distressed too Joanie
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1antique wrote:Could it be that what you had was not a dream, but maybe a journey to the astral or into another dimension?
I journey quite often into other realms and wake up very exhausted at times (today is one of those days). I feel like a train ran over me and then backed up for another swipe.
Yep that's the one, feeling totally done in, how would I know if I had been out though can I learn to realise/know when i've been out? Allen what lets you know you've been out?
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Violet wrote:
I don't quite know how to answer that, my friend. It is more a case of just 'knowing', I guess. For me, many times, it is how vivid and active the the night is. There seems to be a distinct difference between dreams and travel. (at least for me).
Allen what lets you know you've been out?
I don't quite know how to answer that, my friend. It is more a case of just 'knowing', I guess. For me, many times, it is how vivid and active the the night is. There seems to be a distinct difference between dreams and travel. (at least for me).
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Yes I get nights like this where I seem to go straight into 'dreams' which are very realistic and feel like they last forever. How is life treating you lately Allen and how is Tina?For me, many times, it is how vivid and active the the night is.
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Doing well, my friend.
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That's good to hear
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