Floating.

I love that dream! It is peaceful, easy and controlled. With just a light step, I leave the ground and sometimes only float around a room to lightly push off of the ceilings and walls to hover just inches off the floor. Other times, I am outdoors and I lightly sail up 30-40 feet. Sometimes a couple hundred feet only to slowly and lightly touch down to push up into the sky again.

Those are the dreams I wish I could just close my eyes and have every night cause I love it.

I had this dream for like 30-40 years.
Very benign, consistent and perplexing.
In my hand, would suddenly be this
little blimpy fellow, like the Pillsbury
DoughBoy.
As I watched, he got bigger, chubbier
if you will, and heavier.
Then I would fall asleep.
I would ponder it the next day, trying
to work out the issue.
Then, one night, after so many years, the
impetus of the dream came to me.
I would fall asleep on my side, one hand
under a boobie for support.
I never had the dream again.
Once I figured it out.
I do believe there is a lot to dreams :-)

I've often have dreams of terror, death, torture, and suicidal proceedings.

My all time favourite is drownding.

Come to think about it, I often have dreams about places I have been too. My fathers farm, my school, my college. Love the secret passages, but hate the troubles, mainly intense gravity, or suffercation.

There is not much love in my dreams.

I seldom dream, or at least I don't remember them. however, when I got out of the navy where I was in the crash crew (fire fighter for aircraft)I would often have dreams of planes taking off and going almost straight up and then coming straight down and crashing. now it scares the hell out of me to see planes taking off and going almost straight up, and even worse being in that plane , and that's how they all take off at DFW

I seldom dream, or at least I don't remember them. however, when I got out of the navy where I was in the crash crew (fire fighter for aircraft)I would often have dreams of planes taking off and going almost straight up and then coming straight down and crashing. now it scares the hell out of me to see planes taking off and going almost straight up, and even worse being in that plane , and that's how they all take off at DFW

I used to have dreams of being chased all the time....until I learned how to fly. They disappeared. Now I have dreams of getting lost, anywhere and everywhere. And there is always one familiar "voice". I can never put a face to the voice tho.

So are they the Pillbury Dough Boy Twins, now?

Where would one look to find out what their dreams mean? On the internet?

I read that when your body is lacking the Vitamin b's you don't dream as often or at all. Here's some vitamins for ya Mano

Is there a dream, that you have often?

If so, what is it?

When I was six yr old my Dad showed me a bear paw that had been cut off by a trap and after that I started to have the same dream quite often It starts out that there is a big two storey house, well I would walk out the front door and walk down a stone path to a big huge rose bush. Just when I get even with it a bear comes around the other side and starts to chase me. I run around the bush several time and then I fall and roll over just in time to see the bear leaping at me, then I wake up. I had that dream off and on for almost 10 yrs and now I don't remember my dreams. I am going to look into the vitamin b thing. Thanks for the tip winterblue.

Twins will do :-)

I think first, something is on your mind.
Perhaps unresolved.
So when you sleep, your mind tries to
work it out. Manifested by dreaming.

The worst person I ever knew, died
about 15 years ago.
They had a profound influence on my life.
I had nightmares from the age of 12.
No explanations for them,
When the person died, from THAT NIGHT
forward I never had another nightmare.
I attribute this to the fear..going.
My brain worked it out while I was sleeping.
And stopped those dreams, because I lost
that fear.
So my belief is, we bring them on, ourselves.