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Do you keep a dream journal?

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SpiritZoeNinja

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I started writing down my dreams in December and I can’t stop now it’s all in this little book and it’s just for me but I have to know does anyone else do this? I keep having the same dream over and over and I write it down every time but it doesn’t make sense and I need to know if it means something! Do you write your dreams down too? Please tell me I’m not the only one doing this it feels so important to keep track :)
 
I actually haven't tried keeping one, although it could definitely be fascinating. Maybe it would help bring some organization to my thoughts and experiences, something I hadn't quite considered before.
 
I occasionally jot down my dreams if they seem significant, yet most of the time, I skip recording them. I find that only a few dreams hold enough importance to be written down and remembered, while the rest fade away like morning mist. Sometimes I ponder whether documenting more dreams might reveal intriguing patterns or insights about my subconscious mind.
 
I've been advised to keep a dream journal, as several mediums mentioned it would become clearer over time, and indeed it has. Reflecting on these dreams sheds light on them in unexpected ways. Here's hoping that the positive dreams are the ones that come to fruition, offering inspiration and guidance. Keeping this journal has become an intriguing journey into the depths of my subconscious mind. Each entry not only chronicles vivid imagery but also provides a fascinating glimpse into my inner thoughts and emotions that I may not have been fully aware of. The process is like piecing together a puzzle, revealing patterns and insights that I wouldn't have normally noticed in my waking life. It's both exciting and a little mysterious, leaving me curious about what each new night might reveal.
 
I’ve considered starting a dream journal, but the catch is that I can barely recall my dreams, let alone find any coherent meaning in them. In reality, I spend far more time daydreaming while I'm awake than I do actually dreaming at night. My waking fantasies allow me to explore ideas and scenarios that feel vivid and meaningful, making them much more memorable than the elusive dreams I encounter during sleep. Finding depth and detail in my musings during the day often brings about inspiration and reflection that sleepy dreams just can't deliver for me.
 
Have you ever found yourself daydreaming about your school days? I often reminisce about those times when I would get lost in thought during class. Back then, school was a place that sometimes challenged me, especially when it came to fitting in and navigating through social groups. It took me a while to figure out how to truly engage with my peers and the learning environment, but eventually, I learned how to immerse myself in the experience.
 
I'm thinking about starting a dream journal. It might help me understand and interpret my dreams better. By writing them down consistently, I can track patterns and meanings over time. Do you think this approach could offer deeper insights into my subconscious?
 
I keep trying to write down my dreams but I just keep seeing the same things over and over people saying one thing and meaning another and I’m supposed to just smile and go along with it because that’s what friends do right but I can’t breathe sometimes I really can’t it’s like my chest is tight all the time and I have to write something anything to get it out so I try the dream diary but the dreams aren’t even dreams they’re just memories of being told I’m too sensitive or I’m overreacting when I know what they’re doing I can feel it the little hooks in every conversation trying to pull me back in and I want to be a good friend I do but then I read what I wrote and it’s just pages of me being sad and confused and that can’t be all there is it just can’t :) so I keep the journal anyway because if I stop writing I think I might forget who I am and just become whatever they need me to be to make them happy and that’s worse that’s so much worse than being alone with a notebook full of bad dreams.
 
Have you ever considered the idea of introducing a feature in PR that allows users to maintain dream journals? It could be beneficial for those of us who struggle to remember our dreams regularly. This feature could provide a dedicated space for logging dreams, complete with the added advantage of allowing others to comment on and interpret them. Personally, I find it increasingly challenging to recall my dreams, and having a community's insights might spark remembrance or offer new perspectives on the meanings behind these subconscious experiences.
 
I have tried dream journals in the past. Always life got in the way, time. commitment and effort eluded me.
However I kept having dreams of my dog disappearing, I could never find him in my dreams. These dreams became more vivid and consistent.
He had to get put down , die to illness on the 15-09-25.
I was able to sense his presence for another 2 weeks.
Now no matter how hard I try, I cannot feel his presence anymore.
I have learned that, with my vivid dreams, more and more detail emerges as time goes on until it becomes knowledge,then the event or scenario will play out in the physical life. Not quite as in the dreams but the message of the event sure comes true!
 
Hellos all around, everybody. So last intuition hit dream I had about my Twin Mirrors Soulmates. Was themselves crying after I was crying for a couple nights. But then smile gently at ne in my subconscious morning turning awake in the last week. What does making a difference in someone elsewhere acrossed oceans truely struck me that morning. I don't usually see every fwature of themselves there, it started as sound waves or their eyes only. But now their physical presences of actual body is coming. Does that mean union or a more underlying reunions is taking place in 3D 2 5D soon? 124 Angel Number.
 
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