Hi all,

I'll start with the one I had last night, I was in a hospital bed and my son was there just as he was before he passed over, he was happy, playing and laughing and he looked the best I'd ever seen him.

There were three other people there too, I think they were my girlfriend, mum and sister but I'm not certain on this, it might be my mind filling in the gaps, there were definitely 3 others though. My attention was on my son throughout the dream and all I was thinking was that I couldn't believe that he hasn't got long left here, then I noticed that my arm had deep cuts and was pouring with blood, maybe the reason why I was in there, at this point I woke up.



This dream happened a day or so after my son passed away, I found myself in a hospital as a visitor and it was like no hospital I'd ever seen, "futuristic" is the best way I can describe it, the walls were bright white, it was immaculate and the lighting was very bright, it felt real.
The main point of this one was the doctors there who I'd never seen before but I could see their faces and features, in dreams I've had before the people are always recognisable to me or I don't see their faces. The doctors told me that my son is fine, then I woke up and straight away I knew he wasn't fine as in the physical sense but I knew he was where he is now, which gave me a great sense of relief.



This one was about a month ago, it's very brief as I can't remember all of the details now but basically I was in a room and I was playing with my son, he was just as he was while he was here and we were taking turns in playing with his toys together. Again I woke up when it was over and this made me feel great as it was just like he was here with me again, it felt real too.



I really need to write them down now when I wake up, it's easier said than done though as I'm not the best in the small hours lol.

Thanks Andy.

Another thought on using the digital recorder.  Occasionally when I listen to the recording the next morning I have no memory at all of having the dream or what I said in the recording.  It's my voice but otherwise seems like nothing I have any recall of.  Other times listening to the recording triggers more memories of the dream than what I recorded.  It's an interesting process.

You are more than welcome.  I can't claim to have come up with this technique on my own, but I have used it to good effect.  Dream on!

Hi Stalagmite,

I haven't tried that technique yet but I will do. Mantra's not a word I use but is easy to remember, I will try it out.

Thanks,

Andy

Stalagmite wrote on Jun 1^st, 2011 at 12:00pm:



Okay, I'm sure I will think of something lol.

Thanks for your help.

Andy