Soloflecks wrote:As a child I was full of fear and had many terrifying dreams. This may have been due in part to insecurities of having an abusive mother. I don't have bad dreams now nor do I have any fear. It may be nothing, but I did read somewhere last year that the place I lived was built on native burial ground. I've tried to find out about that; haven't found any info.
Read up on the anmityville horror, more importantly what the psychics and mediums who investigated the area say.
Daisy wrote:It's funny that you should start a thread on it now because I only just remembered this stuff recently and wondered if it meant anything.
Same for me. I smell synchronicity.
When I was little, I used to sleep walk A LOT and be afraid of the dark. I also had conversations and shouted in my sleep, but I don't remember any of the actual dreams apart from being eaten by the T-Rex on level 3 of the first Tomb Raider game . I know this because my parents told me this. One time when I was staying in a Travellodge (a common road side hotel in Britain) with my mother and brother and I started yelling "DON'T LET SKEETER IN!". I have done this I think (I'll have to check, i might have created this memory for some reason) more than once.
Skeeter can go screw himself if hes a neg and not just a part of my mind. I'll be damned if hes having anymore of my energy.
I had a bad dream two nights ago actually, I was walking down the corridor of my Uni hall of residence, and a very mangled up version of batman, who was predominantly blue in colour, spun at from one of the doorwars off the side of the corridor and stood there staring at me. I was so shocked I woke up straight away.
Its funny though, cos certain dreams, like you said
Antaeus wrote:A face of a female that appeared so old looking that there was no way she was a living person, appeared in my mind facing me. I never let myself go into that state again.
can be reoccuring, and also happen the different people. Check out Carl Jung's dream archetypes. You see the same characters reappearing.
http://paranormal.about.com/library/wee … 12000a.htm
Because that is a historical thing, I'm willing to be its more than just a bodily reaction or creation of a person's brain. 'Scientists' are just scared to say the 'A' word or the 'G' word because its not 'rational'. Neither is capitalism, but they gladly take part in that.
"I'm reaching for the random or what ever will bewilder me, and following our will and wind we may just go where no one's been."