{"id":106,"date":"2012-12-18T16:00:18","date_gmt":"2012-12-18T23:00:18","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/dream-lucid.net\/?p=106"},"modified":"2019-12-14T22:25:46","modified_gmt":"2019-12-15T05:25:46","slug":"fallingfloating-dreams","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dream-lucid.net\/?p=106","title":{"rendered":"Falling\/Floating Dreams"},"content":{"rendered":"

Falling and floating dreams are some of the most fun dream experiences one can have. A dreamer can learn much during these experiences.\u00a0 In regards to falling dreams, these can teach you how to handle stress and overcome your fears of various limitations that you encounter.\u00a0 This could range from a fear of failure of the school to as deep as relationship issues that may be due to some insecurities within the self and\/or not having the ability to let go.\u00a0 There have been rumors regarding death and falling in dreams.\u00a0 I’ve had many falling dreams in my dream journey and relation to death; there is some truth to this rumor.\u00a0 Why?\u00a0 In the experiences within the dream world for me, death is a symbolism of that particular situation coming to an end.\u00a0 Have you had an experience where you have gotten yourself so stressed that you have made yourself sick?\u00a0 The way we think can make our bodies turn toxic and make us very ill. Concerning falling and dying in dreams, with the experiences I’ve had this has been the death of the stresses we face and once we are in our dream state that part of ourselves does happen to die and we may or may not grow from them(which will be covered later in this post).<\/strong><\/p>\n

How about Floating dreams? Floating dreams are very peaceful.\u00a0\u00a0 I had my first one when I was five years old.\u00a0 In this particular dream, I was<\/strong> in a supermarket in the fruit section.\u00a0 As I was hovering over the produce, I was able to pick up the fruit.\u00a0 I then began throwing them at people.\u00a0 I found this to be very entertaining. I want to backtrack a little.\u00a0 The dream I had when I was five the I’m interpreting occurred when I was in my early teens.\u00a0 In addition to remembering dreams, I also could step back into a dream, and more than likely, I can do a proverbial time stamp….now back to our regularly scheduled program.<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u00a0\u00a0 I had a transition to another dream from here, which I will describe later at this point in my dream experience. I had none.\u00a0<\/strong> So what had I learned from this particular dream? I’m a free spirit and I love to have fun.\u00a0 Also, I am a kid at heart. Pretty simple.<\/em><\/p>\n

Where does that place us from here?…. Floating dreams are a great way of feeling a sense of freedom; we associate this feeling with love and peaceful feeling.\u00a0 This is also a great time to be recharged from our daily stresses.\u00a0 When we’re floating, WE ARE ONE <\/strong>with all things.\u00a0 This is also our most vulnerable state.\u00a0 The transition dream I had from the supermarket dream was to the hospital.\u00a0 <\/strong>The transition for some might distinguish injury or sickness.\u00a0 In my situation, it was that of being born.\u00a0 During this point, it was being born into something great.\u00a0 The energy which I felt here was just awesome.<\/p>\n

Now the core of this post<\/strong><\/p>\n

As the falling and floating dreams progress, we are always in a state of healing. This goes with our nature as a spiritual being.\u00a0 Much like our cuts on our physical body, it takes time to heal the way it works in the dream world is no different. However, healing may take longer. If we have a heavy heart or don’t let things go as our dream state progresses, much like negative thoughts, build toxins within our physical body, a heavy heart and not letting go poisons our spirit.\u00a0 It is through this toxicity in our spiritual lives that causes us to fall even when things are going well.\u00a0 The negativity is a magnet, and those around are the positive charges since it pulls (forces these aspects towards us which we cannot be released).\u00a0 I’ve felt these as well as seen them in people.\u00a0 These people are in an infinite loop.\u00a0 Some might ask, “So, how do those who are positive attract objects?”\u00a0 You can think of the positive as one of those bug zappers without the zap…so the situation.\u00a0 As we progress through our lives with the constant falling and floating state, we learn from our experiences.\u00a0 As we gain more positive energy, all objects around us are slowly drawn in (unlike the magnet of the negative) for those who can feel, sense or see, notice it is much softer and it does not have strong of a force pulling it in like it’s a counter part.<\/em>\u00a0 This energy source is what allows us to learn and grow within ourselves.\u00a0<\/strong> The purer the energy the greater the knowledge base which we can obtain and the less pure the lesser the knowledge base.\u00a0<\/strong> This is not to say that we all don’t draw or even release negative energy, which we do. Our physical body runs on O2.\u00a0 As we inhale our lungs, take in O2, and as we exhale, we release CO2.\u00a0 Our spirit body does the same. However, our spirit body runs on energy so it takes in positive and releases negative energy.\u00a0 If that negative is not released, it starts to affect our physical being, so the bridge between our physical and spiritual bodies is through the dreams we have and Freud was correct in mentioning that our dreams are part of the previous day’s events.<\/p>\n

The falling and floating dreams at the level I am at, even at a young age has affected me physically.\u00a0 I have had a few falling dreams that have been so powerful that it woke me out of REM sleep.\u00a0 I have had floating dreams just as powerful that the feeling lasted for a few days.\u00a0 Some say that I am on drugs, but those who know me can tell you I don’t take drugs, and I may occasionally drink alcohol, but not enough to say that I drink.\u00a0 Alcohol does have a rather subtle effect in the dream world.\u00a0 Alcohol has the same effect in the dream world as it does when someone has insomnia, with this minor difference. Alcohol, at least for me in the dream state, has prolonged the experience compared to insomnia, where the dreamer experiences in stages.\u00a0 The amount of alcohol in this particular situation is irreverent.\u00a0 Just as long as you have alcohol in your system, it will affect your dream state, regardless if it is a lucid dream or an out of body experience.\u00a0 There are some lessons you can take from these experiences, which is why dreams have fascinated me for as long as they have.<\/p>\n

Though I do not advise the abuse of alcohol, one should seek help if you suffer from this disease through your local AA or other substance abuse facility and being in a constant state of the twilight state within the sleep cycle can open up many possibilities that one could not open up without the proper environmental awareness development.\u00a0 The dreamer can, within this altered state, have a heightened awareness. However, one should be cautious since this is a false sense of ability and in most cases, have a difficult time achieving this state.\u00a0 It’s equivalent to those taking performance-enhancing drugs to where they cannot perform at where they were at.<\/p>\n

In closing, falling and floating dreams are a great way of various experiences and learn from them.\u00a0 I know I’ve learned many things from my dreams, and I continue to learn from them under a clear mind though I’ve had some interesting experiences the moments of the not so clear mind.\u00a0 I DO NOT take any drugs since drugs, and I have a mutual dislike for one another.\u00a0 We give each other bad side effects \ud83d\ude1b Regardless if you’re sending out positive or negative energy, a dreamer can always learn from their experiences.<\/p>\n

Dream big and dream often.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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