Dreams of a Lifetime

Because it still feels good in the dream. All the people were mad at me in the dream and started to chase me with pitchforks. RedRooster Diamond Member Oct 23, Sep 14, 6, 0 SearchMaster Diamond Member Oct 23, Jun 6, 7, 1 I've never had a lucid dream but it would be cool. I know what the OP is talking about. The strange ones to me are when you have a dream that spans several hours, then wake up and realize you've been asleep for 5 minutes.

Some of the more interesting ones: The concept of individuality was akin to a cell in the human body; in other words consciousness flowed from one cell e. The spiritual power of this entity was many times that of every person on earth combined. It seemed this entity was just checking out Earth spirits to see how far along our evolution was; to deal with earth beings would be like a human trying to listen to a bacteria talk, it was simply on an entirely different level than what anybody on Earth could even hope to comprehend.

They weren't as far along as the first entity, however, their tech was far ahead of Earth tech. They were using strange nanotechnology that was integrated into their exoskeletons; for example they had tiny robots that would crawl along their skin and perform tasks that required more minute focus, and they were linked in via telepathic commands. This "species" wasn't really one species per say, but rather several species that all worked in conjunction in a hive-mind aspect.

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In other words there was one type of insect that projected the psychic waves and linked together the workers that were nearby e. Their mechanical devices all worked through telepathy, so they had no need of the massive amounts of wires and such that we use, and they had some way of transmitting power through the air similar to how Tesla imagined future tech would be like , so this allowed for super small devices.

It was really quite fascinating to see their technology in work, given how far ahead of our tech it was; especially given that they allowed the tech to be implanted into their bodies directly - think of it like a telepathic version of the borg, but composed of hundreds of different insect species. They used genetic engineering as well, to create subspecies when needed. These were beings that weren't really formed on their own e. These things didn't really seem to have a true life of their own, but rather were like giant parasites feeding off of energy emitted by humans, unknowing to the humans themselves.

They created these illusions around them, and weren't able to "wake up" until they figured out for themselves that they died.

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I found huge crowds of people in some cities and at scenes of big accidents, sometimes they would wander the dream world for years on end, never waking up. These were typically more spiritually advanced beings that were coming to earth to try and help evolve the spirits on this planet more. Some may have once been human, others were likely never humans to begin with.

They used tech that existed in the dreamworld and were able to phase, which allowed them to be completely cloaked from every day detection methods. These were generally mysterious beings from other planets that had better tech than we had, but sometimes it seemed they had nefarious purposes, and generally never seemed interested in psychic communication.

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Red Storm Lifer Oct 23, Oct 2, 14, 3 I had a dream once where I lived many years of my life. I remember multiple Thanksgivings, people's birthdays, hanging out with friends, going to work, all that. After I woke up, for a good 5 minutes I seriously could not believe that it wasn't real. Why then does it seem to be so difficult to follow your dream?

First, because of the anti-dream-program running in your head, a program installed when you were just a kid. Second, because your dream is always outside of your comfort zone. Pursuing your dream requires conscious effort, growth and change; this can feel somewhat uncomfortable in the beginning. You may experience some fears and worries, but this is normal. Don't focus on the fear, but focus on the dream.

You ever had one of those dreams that feel like a lifetime?

This way the dream becomes more important to you than the fear. Ask yourself this question: Realizing my dreams, or getting stuck in my fears? Do I choose to follow my dream and harvest satisfaction, freedom, happiness and abundance? Or do I lock myself up in my room with my good old irritation, lack of energy, fear, fatigue and depression? As long as your dreams appeal more to you than your fears, you will find the energy and courage to move on. Your dream is your calling, something you HAVE to do to fulfil you. Express your faith in the Master Plan.

Say, "I don't know HOW I will do it, but if I just believe in it and follow my dream, then the Universe will show me, step by step, how to proceed. Your dream is linked to your mission here on earth, your unique calling in life.

The seeds of your dream have been sown in your heart and mind, and it is your job to help them grow, to develop your talents. Usually your dream will involve being of service to others to make their lives easier, better, more joyful and more beautiful. Exactly how do YOU make their lives better? What do you ADD to them? Is it beauty, joy, enthusiasm, faith, music, art, paintings, fragrance, motivation, a smile, some hope, self-esteem? Sunday, March 03 Its select mission is to provide Thursday, March 07 Medicaid Expansion, Panel discussion of upcoming legislative session, focusing on Medicaid expansion and its connection DNA Testing, Host: Season Recap, Hosts recap the Nebraska Football season with special guest.

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