Thread: what the fuck was this?

So i WILDED last night, i ended up in a dream and i was in new york on top of some buildings. I was jumping from building to building, but what stopped me then was my foot which ached whenever i landed on a new building. It got so bad that it hurted even when i walked. So i took a look at my foot and found i giant blister, i popped it with my finger and out came a black goo. It was really discussing and i am just wondering how this could have happened.

Many things are possible in a dream, my friend. I wouldn't worry to mutch about it.

Hopefully, you will get better lucid dreams in the future!

*Moved to WILD

This is more of a Dream Interpretation answer, but as always the only one who can interpret your dreams is yourself.

I can only tell you a possible meaning, but it's you associations that weigh the most.

I knew a girl who was really tired of doing the same thing over and over again and she didn't like her current job.
And he had a dream where she was stacking chairs, but the chairs never seemed to run out, so she did it for eternity and that made her realise that she wanted to change her daily life.

It doesn't matter if you are lucid or not dreams are always experienced at the being level, so you can choose to learn from any experience.

Your dream might mean that you are afraid of success and that you need to slow down and take care of all the goo that is currenly in your way.
It's farfetched of course I am just trying to show how you can associate your experiences with things.

Good luck

Perhaps part of your mind knew that the jumping you were doing in the dream if you were to do it in real life would make your legs hurt, and thus part of you expected your legs to hurt. And of course in a dream no matter whether it is non-lucid or lucid, expectations have the power to change things, thus if you expect your legs to hurt, they will. Similarly, once your legs hurt, you looked at them, expecting to see something that would explain the pain, and thus the blisters formed. Next time remind yourself that this is a dream, and thus you can jump as much as you want, and there will be no pain. And if there is pain remind yourself that this is a dream body, and thus there is no physical explanation for pain. You might want to command your body by speaking out loud "Legs, stop hurting! This is my dream. No pain needed." Say it decisively, and expect them to obey.