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Do you ever dream you are dreaming? (Read 2705 times)
isee
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Do you ever dream you are dreaming?
Apr 14th, 2013 at 12:42pm
 
Last night I dreamed that I was dreaming. I was convinced that I had woken from a dream in which I had been cooking for myself some "scrambled tofu" (in place of eggs - a vegan substitute) and even listed out the ingredients in my mind-dream. Supposedly, I had put in some sauteed onion, garlic, tumeric, etc. It seemed important to remember all the ingredients. Perhaps there was some vegetarian "bacon" as well.

Then, I dreamed I was describing my dream to myself and/or some family members. I had to make the breakfast all over again, and there was a lot of complicated interaction, memory overlays, etc. The old family home showed up, from childhood. My dream "mother" had three fridges full of food....

Funny. To be in a dream and convinced you were just dreaming.
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Re: Do you ever dream you are dreaming?
Reply #1 - Apr 19th, 2013 at 11:23am
 
  Interesting Isee, sounds like an enjoyable dream and experience. 

  I've had dreams wherein i remember another dream in the dream, reference another dream i actually did have earlier in the dream, and the like.  These generally have been guidance dreams, from the very expanded levels. 

But so far, not quite like your experience.
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Re: Do you ever dream you are dreaming?
Reply #2 - Oct 26th, 2013 at 8:35pm
 
All the time! Lucid dreaming. Sometimes I have dreams within dreams. Who else has those experiences?
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