Thread: What is YOUR dream sign?

Some recent additions:

• ping-pong, tennis, basketball, especially at my childhood home park
• work -- lots of work topics: sitting at a (new, unfamiliar?) desk, talking to colleagues, first day at work, return to a previous job
• vehicles -- cars, motorcycles
  

- Any strong emotion is immediately suspect, as emotionally charged events are statistically far more likely to happen in the dream than reality
- Colleagues from previous jobs keep showing up
- I regularly find myself back in high school, with all the stress and anxieties it brings
- Gravity is always wonky, and way too weak - moving too fast down (for example) stairs will cause me to float and instantly learn flight
- I can't pull the trigger on most firearms
- Written text looks nonsensical and will change when read twice
- ...

I usually begin to dream that I am where I left off in waking reality. Before I try to lucid dream I leave on a night light. And I have a clock near me. I expect them to be broken if I'm dreaming.

So basically my most common dream signs are a broken light or broken clock.

I going to add certain emotions. Since emotions can be even more powerful than just objects. Emotion, I'm keeping to myself. (In My Opinion of course.)

People. I live outside the city and rarely interact with large group of people now. It's challenging to leverage this, through, as "being with people" is such an in-grained schema, that sitting up and taking notice (even during the waking day) usually doesn't happen until *after* an interaction. But I'm keeping on this, if I can master it I'll be omni

Originally Posted by FryingMan

People. I live outside the city and rarely interact with large group of people now. It's challenging to leverage this, through, as "being with people" is such an in-grained schema, that sitting up and taking notice (even during the waking day) usually doesn't happen until *after* an interaction. But I'm keeping on this, if I can master it I'll be omni

Question: Do you think emotions are too broad or narrow of a Dream Sign?

^ That depends, I suppose! Try it, see if it works for you. If your dream emotions are a subset of the range of emotions, maybe just focus on those.

A lot of times, if I'm outside during my dream, it's usually around twilight: the sky is that nice, darker, more muted blue color, and you can see a few stars starting to appear. I'm not sure why, but this is generally my favorite time of day, and I guess I take most of my walks around this time or later in the night.