Weird dream phenomena?

Question

Recently, I have been able to wake myself up from dreams. Just the other night, I was having a pleasant conversation in my dream, and all of the sudden, I felt like my dream me was pushing me back to full conciousness. It is not because I'm not tired anymore, because I wake up in the middle of the night. It's all my dreams, from strange to frightening.

And for that matter, I'm waking up remembering so many dreams. I can recall at least two each morning, and from what I understand, people rarely remember 2 a week, sometimes even month

Does anybody else have this?

Answer 1

yes...not all the time though, I can remember dreams vividly but half of the time I can not even explain them, but I can "see" them...dreams are weird. Be happy! Its cool. when I was younger I could wake up then fall asleep and start right back up with a dream, that only happend a hand full of times, but the mind is a crazzzy thing!  

Answer 2

Yeah, the dream consciousness and our waking consciousness are the same thing.  It's the same reality.  Your dream self was trying to give your brain a path to follow to link the two together so you can become immortal and reality will be an everlasting lucid dream with 100% awareness, even more than we have now.

ALL of your dreams...ALL of them are about what I just described above.  The symbolism should be interpreted from an eternal perspective as dreams are messages from the eternal spirit, and are for the edification of the spirit's progression toward making the body immortal and living forever.  Anybody who believes we have a spirit should understand this.  Then your dreams will not seem so bizarre.  Read some of my interpretations of late, as I interpret from an eternal perspective.

Try that and see how it relates to your thoughts and beliefs about reality and who you are as an ETERNAL soul, not just a product of Earth's society and your parent's offspring in search of success from this way of life.  The spirit is trying to tell you that you can turn THIS reality into a lucid dream-like existence by merging your day-to-day consciousness with your dream consciousness.

Damaeus

Answer 3

Yep, me too. I can't usually remember any dreams, but this past week I've been having vivid dreams and can remember all of them, its weird..

Answer 4

Yes, they are called lucid dreams. You are somewhere between asleep and awake and believe it or not when you are in this in between state you have full control over that dream. Go to http://www.dreamviews.com/ to learn more about them. Sweet dreams!

Answer 5

I have had this experience. I can recall dreams I had in the fifth grade. I can tell you color, texture, and smell and the places I was in. I have the longest and most detailed dreams. I would start writing your dreams down in a notebook, and try and to make sense of them. It's weird I know but after awhile you get use to it and it kinda becomes fun to wake up the next day and remember your dreams.

Answer 6

The human mind is so complicated.  I've been studying dreams for over 4 years and I used to have at least 2-4 dreams a night and most of them were bizarre.  I would have at least one nightmare a week along with the others.

I got sick of it so I decided to look into dream interpretation and liked the answers I was getting.  It helped me gain insight on a lot of issues in my life.  

So I decided to start reading dreams for myself and others.  Through doing this I have healed tremendously and rarely have one dream a week and maybe one nightmare every other month.  This is a huge monkey off of my back.

Dreams have to do with your mental health, stress, medication, food, the amount of sleep you get, if something in your body gets out of whack like a thyroid etc.....

Everyone is different in how many dreams they have.  It depends on the individual and their life experiences, and any medical problems they may have.