Highly Sensitive People HSP Community Group
The highly sensitive person (or HSP) is someone who cares deeply about everything ... feels emotions with great intensity ... is highly conscientious ... has a rich and complex inner life ... is very intuitive ... is often creative in a variety of ways... is easily overwhelmed and/or overstimulated. A HSP needs lots of quiet time,space, and freedom. If this sounds...
noroo7, you mention beautiful, amazing, yet strong, hard to handle, not really happy. Mu dreams are like that often, a tangle of emotions conflicting and symbolic. I don't have any premonitory dreams or hallucinations, they are just memorable for my own reasons.
Maybe you could write them down and that may be an idea I might fulfill. I did write this dream below in my journal because it was so unforgettable.
-I was looking for a job, I was at a glass store with amazing glass figurines. I could feel the glass, see the colors, I thought, what an extraordinary amount of glass figurines.
A woman walked up to me in the store and said-you know, you ought to apply as a snow maker, making snowflakes, you'd be great at that! I was confused, what do you mean a snowflake maker? She said to go to the store manager and they will explain.
Next thing I knew I was looking at actor Arnold Schwarzenegger as if he was in a movie, being slammed against a wall continuously, I thought I was watching a movie. He then looked at me and said, you know, even when you are being slammed against a wall, you keep trying.
It has to be very intense like the one i was talking about to remember some of the people in it and the landscape but I don't remember the story.
Hallucinations I got are very close from what you describe meander1, you feel everything as in reality, but it is so intense, it wakes you up so it does not last long.
What you are experiencing is kool Lily, maybe you master your dreams better than us...
Again, there is a difference with you, I don't really do nightmares, it is always a puzzle you can't solve.
That's a weird thing, I haven't do nightmares in years now, or when I do I have fever and I am very sick.
LillyPotter, "Living what you dreamt so long ago. Nothing life shattering. Sort of cool"-
The dreams you have had recently, how do those fit in? Interesting.
yeah my dream WAS a heck of a dream! when I woke up, I had to write it down as if I could forget because it was one of those dreams that was unforgettable.
I can still remember how I felt in the dream, do any of you do that? Still recall how it felt when you were dreaming, later after dream is over?
Sometimes when I was young I would try to go back to sleep to get back in the dream because I liked it so much
For me, dreams are related to feelings, not the day I had.
Most of the time I understand my dreams just by thinking how I feel/felt.
If I have feelings during my dreams, yes I will remember, but it does not happen very often.
In those time, I am not dreaming and you know what ? the sleep is very bad. I sleep a lot and still feel tired although when i dream I feel rested when I wake up !
You ring a bell of another weird dreams I had more often as a kid:
I was waking up and my life was still the same but great, I was so happy, and it last for an hour before it ends in nightmare and I really wake up.
Once I wake up, I was still in the dream, then I wake up and I was still dreaming and then only I really wake up !!!
It feels like you are trapped in your dream and once you realized you are not awake you can't wake up, like stuck.
Really weird feeling, I always wondered what these dreams meant, how it was possible I was unable to wake up...
Unresolved feelings and unexplored. I still have vivid memories of feelings and sensations, colors in past dreams. Dreams have always been a fascination, a view of the mind, and outer energy
I have those awake dreams I think called Lucid, where I know I am dreaming and often try to wake up, sometimes will splash cold water on my face in the dream or run, or say to someone, can you get me out of this dream?