Have you ever woke up from a dream and slept and dreamt of the same dream again? And then you wake up and realize that what you’ve just dreamt is the continuation of the same dream you’ve just had?
It’s annoying but at the same time—breathtaking. To realize that you’re following a specific dream in the island of your own mind.
And what we can learn from this is a simple and overrated saying in life.
To follow our dreams.
Lonely Blue Boy 
I haven’t had that same experience- although lately my dreams reveal the fear side to my non dreaming state. I prefer them in my dreams so I can carry on with my goals knowing that I make my own reality.
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That’s good to know Daisy 🙂 I also prefer those in my dreams to make my own reality 🙂
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ha ha! yes. Rather more optimistic ,isn’t it?!
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yeah hahaha
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My dreams often give me very timely wake up calls or reminders. I always listen.
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Dreams are really worth listening to 🙂 I do the same thing 🙂 haha
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Never but I wish I did. There are moments I’d like to return to. It sounds really calming, like your own internal bedtime story a new chapter each night.
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yes… exactly 🙂
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The way you ended it was clever
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Thank you! 🙂
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This is the second blog post I’ve read today about dreams. “I can’t talk to you right now, I have to get back to my dream,” are words I’ve spoken on more than one occasion. I LOVE it when I am able to resume a dream. If dreams are truly our subconscious trying to work out the issues of our conscious lives, it seems only natural that we be given a “second chance” once in a while at resolving them while asleep. Neat post! 🙂
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Thanks 🙂 It’s true that we sometimes solve important life decisions in our dreams 🙂
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