The 5 Levels of Bad Dreams

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• BL

  @blessedlife8687 · 6 months ago

  Most of my dreams are lucid, and when I acknowledge that I am dreaming and say it out loud, everyone in my dream just agrees with me and tells me that I am right! Then, I control the narrative and do whatever I want! I usually fly! Dreams are glorious!

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• GU

  @Guidenmorg-t6b · 6 months ago

  Alright... I am not easily scared, in fact I&apos;ve spent hundreds of hours on exploring all sort of unsettling and horrifying things, but Kiko&apos;s story scared the shi* out of me. <br>There&apos;s something about the creature described there that&apos;s deeply unsettling to me. <br>(Subscribed)

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• JU

  @juliak.8753 · 6 months ago

  I have nightmares quite often, but there&apos;s one creature that appears in them for over 15 years. It&apos;s a very beautiful woman, super pale skin, black hair, stunning baroque style black dress. She has grey tattoos of flames coming from her chest through the neck and ending on her cheeks, that seem to move under her skin in this fire-like shaky manner, like she&apos;s burning with this strange grey fire inside. And her eyes... She has no iris, she has just small pupils, and her eye whites are crossed with a thin black horizontal line from corner to corner, going through the middle of the pupil, like another strange tattoo. She hunts me and tries to catch me, but she couldn&apos;t do it for all of this time.<br>Throughout the years, I figured out that she&apos;s a personification of my depression I&apos;m struggling with for also these 15+ years. When I start seeing her in my dreams, it is a sign for me that I have to get back on meds because my mental state gets too severe for me to handle it without a chemical boost. When I&apos;m on meds, I stop seening her, but for some time I&apos;m able to observe her, like in some sort of a lucid dream, unnoticed by her weird eyes.<br>I find it very fascinating phenomenon, although figuring out her identity took me years.

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• EA

  @eaglegaming4163 · 5 months ago

  On the night of November 1, 2024, I had an incredibly vivid nightmare. I dreamt that a man was hanging from a tree next to a local fish farm lake, which is only about a two-minute walk from my house. The next morning, I told my parents about the disturbing dream. Later that day, around 8:00 AM, we received shocking news: a man had actually been found dead at that very same lake. Although the story were different he had been murdered rather than found hanging the timing of the event left me absolutely shocked.

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• AL

  @Alan-u4c4n · 6 months ago

  27 comments?<br>2.3k views?<br><br>Don&apos;t get me wrong these are great numbers, but in a... good way, I expected there to be way more cause this is so very well made, keep going bro your gonna make it far!

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• BR

  @Brickbacon757 · 11 hours ago

  I used to juke the monster chasing me<br>When 8 get into a nightmare, i can push my leg (to run) so hard that i go very far thus i become very fast<br>Using this ability (in almost all nightmares) i juke and tease the monster<br>Only once that it caught me and scary things happened

• JO

  @joshingaround8014 · 4 months ago

  Okay, so I&apos;ve actually only told my close family about this, but it&apos;s pertinent to this video, so Imma share it. Throughout my entire life I&apos;ve experienced dreams that ended up actually being glimpses into the future. I always know when I&apos;m having one because they all just &quot;feel&quot; different from normal dreams and they are incredibly vivid and clear. The funniest thing to me is that they are not usually useful, like one time I dreamt that I was looking into a broom closet that I have never seen before and I had this extreme feeling of happiness. I kept having that dream every couple of nights or so for about 2 months. Then one day, I was at a restaurant that I&apos;ve never been to and was walking toward the bathroom and turned a corner and had that intense Deja Vu feeling when I saw the broom closet that I had been dreaming about for months. Another thing that all of these dreams have in common is that they are almost all mundane details and glimpses into a life changing event in my life that has an intense emotion attached to it. For example, on the broom closet day, I met my cousin&apos;s for pretty much the first time (I hadn&apos;t seen them in about 10 years because they lived on the other side of the country, so I practically had no idea who they were) and they ended up becoming my best friends and the emotion I was experiencing when I saw the broom closet was extreme happiness because I was reflecting on how much of a great time I was having. Over the years I&apos;ve learned the &quot;rules&quot; of how these dreams work and I&apos;ve actually used them to make big life decisions. At one point I was looking for a new job and for about 6 months I kept dreaming about driving down this road that I had never driven before, and every single time I would pass a sign saying &quot;gravel sold here&quot; , then a few minutes later I&apos;d pass a fire station, and then a little while later I&apos;d pass a store that said &quot;Bubbas grocery&quot; on the sign (yeah, I live in the south, lol) and in this dream I always felt extremely excited. &nbsp;After having this dream for 6 months one day I got a job offer, but it was way out in the country and I wasn&apos;t going to take it because it was about 2 hours from where I lived and I did not want to move. That night I had the dream again and as soon as it was over I woke up and it was like 4 am but I didn&apos;t care, I was so excited when I realized what the dream meant. I used my Maps app to route to where the job was, and sure enough, I noticed that I recognized the name of a town that I&apos;d have to ride through every day if I commuted to that job. I had never been to this extremely small town, &nbsp;but I knew the name because I&apos;d seen it&apos;s name on a fire station sign numerous times for the last 6 months. That&apos;s when I knew I was going to accept this job! The next day I told my (now ex) wife that I was taking the job because of my dream and she agreed immediately because she was well aware of my dreams. 2 weeks later I drove to my new job and I saw the &quot;gravel sold here&quot; sign, followed by the fire department. I remember calling my wife and telling her &quot;you will not believe what&apos;s happening right now! stay on the phone with me while I pass Bubbas Grocery!&quot; and sure enough, I passed it! I still get goose bumps remembering this. I have never had a nightmare that ended up being real (thank God!), which is one of the reasons that I&apos;ve always accepted these strange dreams as a gift from God. I believe that, for whatever reason, God uses dreams to help show me my path in life.

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• AW

  @AW_EDITS1000 · 1 day ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uq9YNTXT4Lk&amp;t=658">10:58</a> my mum once has a dream of a red car hitting a building in town. Next day she was walking to work. Car flipped in the air and hit the shop.

• NA

  @naughtiusmaximus · 4 months ago

  So usually when I know I am lucid dream, I say &quot;Im dreaming&quot; and they say... &quot;This dream is sponsored by Raid Shadow Legends&quot;

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• RE

  @RexMidkiff · 6 months ago

  been having nightmares for the past couple months. Not really sure why. They&apos;ve been extremely vivid. I feel like they&apos;re trying to tell me something.. but I&apos;m not sure what.<br><br>Dreams/Nightmares are powerful and they&apos;re affecting my life and interpersonal relationships.

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• CH

  @chaurasiya_77 · 11 hours ago

  I don&apos;t know why but I don&apos;t usually get nightmares like barely I don&apos;t even remember one i usually get weird dreams anything is happening there

• CL

  @ClingyPinkGremling · 5 months ago

  I&apos;ve gotten some disturbing nightmares as a kid and still got some as a teenager, like weird uncanny clowns replacing my parents, or damned music in my dreams, it&apos;s REALLY weird since i know that i&apos;m dreaming, but i cannot change anything.

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