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HumbleWanderer
Age: 24 Zodiac: 
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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2009 12:39 pm |
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For over a year, I've been having horrible nightmares about my death. They're very realistic, in many ways, and I never realize that I'm dreaming until it is over. I can smell everything, taste sea salt on my lips and tongue, wince at the sun and feel my clothes on my skin, but I can't hear anything. It's just dead silent the whole time. When I wake up from this dream, I feel exhausted, like I didn't sleep. What makes me think I may be seeing myself in a past life, is that when I look down, it isn't me. I mean, it isn't my arms or chest, or anything like that, it's a body that belongs to someone else. This person and I have similar builds, but everything is just off with him. Very hairy arms, differently shaped torsos, his skin is red, like it's sun burned, and a lot of other things are tipping me off that this isn't me.
After having the dream for such a long time, I've been able to piece it together bit by bit. I wake up in a field, very green with very tall grass. I'm wearing a very itchy robe-like garment that feels like really harsh wool. It's very cold and I'm very hungry, so I start picking off bits of leaves off some plants. The plants have purple and green leaves and thin stems. I think that's what kills me, and it's some kind of poisonous plant. After I eat enough so that my stomach stops hurting, I wander through some grass some more, and go about some kind of daily routine. It feels very boring and familiar, but I'm gathering a bunch of rocks from a foul smelling swamp, and carrying them to a pile in the meadow I'd woken up in, which is maybe a mile or so away. While I'm doing this, I suddenly feel like my body is on fire. The pain is very weak at first and I'm trying to ignore it, but then it gets too bad, and I drop my rocks and fall over in pain. It feels like I'm lying there for hours, gasping and choking for air. Eventually, I fall asleep, and that's when the dream ends and I wake up again. It's pretty horrifying, and I can never wake up while I'm lying there in agony, because I don't realize that I'm dreaming.
So, paging Dr. Freud. Is my dream just a dream? If so, does it mean something? Or is it possible that this was a past life experience? And if so, why am I experiencing it?
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