Tag: Dreams

The online dream journal for particularly perturbing dreams.

  • NATIONAL DREAM DAY

    Check your calendars — it’s National Dream Day! I had no clue such an event existed before today. It’s inception was designed for us to remember and realize that we can go after any dream we set our minds to, big or small, no matter what.

    As a professional dreamer, I can endorse this type of day wholeheartedly! It sticks out to me for another reason, as well: a series of mine centering around dreams, both literal and metaphorical, has always been written to have started on or around this time of March. Specifically March 12, but I wonder if I should change it to March 11!

  • THE CREDITS FOR THE END OF THE WORLD

    I had a dream last night where the world was ending, this time through a flood. As the water climbed higher, and as we tried to escape how icy it was, we eventually reached the terminal point, a wooden balcony atop a large station, and after that, there would be nowhere else to go. As I and many other strangers accepted our fate, the water ceased rising, and the world darkened slightly. Off in the distance, credits played over the blue sky like it was a movie screen, and soft, tinny trumpets echoed around us.

  • THE ENTITY

    Across three dreams last night, I was confronted with an entity that looked just like me. Each time took place in a bathroom at the end of the dream, and only when I was alone. Our appearances were exactly the same, even down to the clothes we were wearing. The first time, I noticed it in the mirror staring, and I started screaming as I turned around. The second time, it was the same, except it approached me as well. The third time, I only turned around to be greeted by it in an empty public restroom. This time, it grabbed my wrists and tried to pull me to somewhere, all while I kept screaming.

  • I Died in My Dream Last Night

    It wasn’t the main focus of everything, but I had a dream last night where I was shot through the heart and died. I’ve died in dreams before, so that didn’t startle me, but I heard my mom’s voice calling for me as everything faded to white, and the thought of that happening in real life made me sad.