how often do you dream?

[Guest guest]

Hey, Debby! I have a very full dream life and always have. They are

vivid, very colorful and often a lot is going on. Some nights I

remember 5 or 6 dreams, full-length stories! Other nights, only

snippets and maybe one full one. Sometimes, I hear someone telling me

something in one word or short sentences. Names, places, titles or

just a word I have to look up. I also journal my dreams and have for

about 6 years(some, off and on, before that, too but not

consistantly). I can't say any of mine have been premonitions. I

guess I don't have that gift. But some have been involved and

interesting enough to be screen plays! Hmmm....maybe I should

consider a new line of work! Ha!

 

Thanks for sharing your experience. I find dreams a very interesting

topic.

 

Love,

Valarie

 

, " DEBRA

WILLIAMS " <dwilliams25 wrote:

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> I'm just curious how often everyone dreams. if anyone remembers my

first post I had said I experienced a very traumatic time almost a

year ago when I found out my husband had cheated on my. we went into

counseling. the doctor was a very spiritual man. he had me journal

any dreams I had. he thought dreams to be very important and coming

from the holy spirit. the flood gate opened and I have dreamed and

journaled them almost every night since then. my dreams fill up two

and three pages each and I sometimes remember as many as three. I can

spend an hour or more just typing them out each morning. I am very

grateful for them and would miss them greatly if they stopped. by

typing them out it helps me remember them. more comes to me as I type

them out. the ones I don't remember come to me in flashes through out

the day. the longer I journal and study them the better at

deciphering them messages they bring me. he also believes some dreams

can come true up to six month in the future. I believe some of mine

have. I asked him once if most people remember their dreams this

much. he said only a hand full of his patients have remembered their

dreams this much. it amazed him. he's been a practicing psychoanalyst

for over 20 years. before this I would bream in spurts then nothing.

>

> thanks for you thoughts

> debby

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Debby! I am a prolific dreamer. I have dreams of all different

kinds spiritual, precognitive, psychological and information (such as

a word) given to me as Valarie mentioned. I dream almost daily,

although since my Kundalini started to awaken I have had some times

where I don't dream and has assured me this is the norm. I

keep a dream journal and try to never miss a dream. It is wonderful

to be able to look back and say " Aha! "

 

As it happens, I run a dream group if you are interested. I started

it due to my deep love of dreams and the fact that I had a hard time

finding a quality group.

 

http://tech.The_Dream_Catcher/

 

Sarita

 

, " DEBRA

WILLIAMS " <dwilliams25 wrote:

>

> I'm just curious how often everyone dreams. if anyone remembers my

first post I had said I experienced a very traumatic time almost a

year ago when I found out my husband had cheated on my. we went into

counseling. the doctor was a very spiritual man. he had me journal

any dreams I had. he thought dreams to be very important and coming

from the holy spirit. the flood gate opened and I have dreamed and

journaled them almost every night since then. my dreams fill up two

and three pages each and I sometimes remember as many as three. I can

spend an hour or more just typing them out each morning. I am very

grateful for them and would miss them greatly if they stopped. by

typing them out it helps me remember them. more comes to me as I type

them out. the ones I don't remember come to me in flashes through out

the day. the longer I journal and study them the better at

deciphering them messages they bring me. he also believes some dreams

can come true up to six month in the future. I believe some of mine

have. I asked him once if most people remember their dreams this

much. he said only a hand full of his patients have remembered their

dreams this much. it amazed him. he's been a practicing psychoanalyst

for over 20 years. before this I would bream in spurts then nothing.

>

> thanks for you thoughts

> debby

>

>