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Stephie · F
I do occasionally remember my dreams and they do make sense and most of them are action filled dreams. Sometimes scary, sometimes in a world that seems to be coming directly out of my imagination.
I have a few dreams that I favor but also some that I dread. I am not afraid of heights but a feared dream of mine is that I am on staircases without handrails and I panic at the thought of falling and I start panicking and have to lie flat on those stairs. Yet my favorite dream is that I am able to fly just by flapping my arms. That is such an intense feeling.
I have a few dreams that I favor but also some that I dread. I am not afraid of heights but a feared dream of mine is that I am on staircases without handrails and I panic at the thought of falling and I start panicking and have to lie flat on those stairs. Yet my favorite dream is that I am able to fly just by flapping my arms. That is such an intense feeling.
Stephie · F
@Bel6EQUJ5 Most probably yes.
Interestingly, last year, I was climbing the 600+ steps of the steeple of Cologne Cathedral Church in Germany. On top of it, where the bells are hanging, there is another platform to climb to get into the roof itself. Coming towards the top of that platform, I was struck by panic, exactly the same way I feel it in my dreams. It lasted a second but I could actually feel it like in my dream. That was an experience that I will always remember.
Interestingly, last year, I was climbing the 600+ steps of the steeple of Cologne Cathedral Church in Germany. On top of it, where the bells are hanging, there is another platform to climb to get into the roof itself. Coming towards the top of that platform, I was struck by panic, exactly the same way I feel it in my dreams. It lasted a second but I could actually feel it like in my dream. That was an experience that I will always remember.