Story Last night's dream

[Kyrok]

I don't dream very often, or at least I don't remember many dreams.

Last night, I dreamed I was lying in bed in extreme pain. Severe sharp pain radiating from my upper thoracic spine across my upper back and down my arms.

In the dream, I remember thinking, that's not right, I only have pain like that across my left upper back and down my left arm.

The disconnect between my dream state and reality seemed to then wake me up. And I woke up in severe pain, feeling the exact pain as in my dream, but only on the left.

It was remarkable as from sleep to wake I was experiencing the exact same thing, except the right side pain was deleted.

Imagine a dream where you're in bed, with your friend or spouse starting at you... And then you wake up with them staring at you, exact same person, angle, expression, lighting, etc..

 

[Donk]

maybe you were in real pain during your sleep and manifested into your dreams?

 

[Mentalmick]

Imagine a dream where you're in bed, with your friend or spouse starting at you... And then you wake up with them staring at you, exact same person, angle, expression, lighting, etc..

I can imagine going apeshit.

 

[BeansOfRequirement]

Imagine a dream where you're in bed, with your friend or spouse starting at you... And then you wake up with them staring at you, exact same person, angle, expression, lighting, etc..

 

[FuneralCry]

I know that I always dream, but only sometimes I remember the details. Dreams can be weird and sometimes they are more like nightmares. It sounds strange what you have been through.

 

[Kyrok]

maybe you were in real pain during your sleep and manifested into your dreams?

Most definitely.

Especially interesting though was the continuity of consciousness from sleep to wake.

 

[Meditation guide]

Most definitely.

Especially interesting though was the continuity of consciousness from sleep to wake.

I was napping in the afternoon and dreamed my ex was coming up the walk to my house. A knock on the door woke me up and it was him. I hadn't seen him in a year or even thought about him, and he was there to show me his new boat.