Sober Awakening Experience

[Nemra]

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Dreams at night — when reality goes haywire for some time after getting bored of stability. 😄

I'm not being dragged into another reality; reality transforms in another way.

It's really profound when you think of nightly dreams as a continuation of waking reality and vice versa, not being dropped into another reality, as it implies that you are some entity that is inside that reality.

The idea that dreams happen in your sleep is misleading.

It's really cozy when you believe that dreams are sort of a fake reality that happens in your brain in your waking reality. Man, what a construction. That's like the feeling you get when a war happens in another country, but you are safe enough to not care about it.

Crazy things happen in your nightly dreams, you die, kill someone, fly in the sky, etc. And yet you come back as a human! All of that is real as hell without even needing your waking reality's brain!

It's like when you decide to have fun after your studies.

It really gets on my nerves when people say that nightly dreams tell you something about your waking life; they are meant to be interpreted symbolically. Those people don't appreciate the realness of it as they still believe that it's less real and it happens outside of one's waking reality. They even have books that list what it means when something happens in your dreams. 🥴

Also, I used to dismiss it when people mentioned having an awakening within their nightly dreams.

Awakenings experienced in your nightly dreams are as real as those in your waking reality and can potentially be even more profound!

Edited 1 hour ago by Nemra