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What was your most unforgettable dream? (lemmy.world)

submitted 2 days ago by Monster96@lemmy.world to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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As in the dream you had while sleeping.

Mine had me seeing the sky distort and turn into some sort of dimensional rift. I remember seeing black goo falling from the sky and seeing a large, sandstone ceiling cover everything. Just beyond the reach of clouds I saw a rocky ceiling with square holes in them that lead into the darkness of space. Then, after getting lost in an ancient pyramid, the sky then turned into planets phasing into one another. Like textures in a video game overlapping one another. I saw lights in the sky flying around like fireflies and hearing a voice saying "You're quarantined on this planet. You may not leave but we can."

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[–] flicker@lemmy.dbzer0.com 2 points 1 day ago

Oh my God! I also lived an entire life in a dream!

I was really lucky, because I lived to an old age, and then my husband died, and I was able to really come to peace with my life and have a healthy relationship with my grown children and my grandchildren before I woke up.

I guess what I did differently is I had closure, and peace. And it took a week for the reality to sink back in, and for this life to become the real one, but I always felt... that life had its chance, ended. This one needs my very different attention. I'd hate to do this one wrong because I was still living in the last one.

I'm so glad you found someone real to love. I feel like we should start a lived-a-life-in-a-dream support group. It would've been really nice to have someone who understood then, at the beginning!