I have very vivid, very lucid dreams that I almost always remember. It's like a 2nd life I live. Some include...
-Dreaming of my friends who have died. Last night I had a dream about one of my buddies who passed away a while back and we were just chilling like old times.
-There is this one mansion that I always dream about. I remember every detail about it. Every couple weeks I'll have a dream where I'm either having a party in it, having dinner in it, sleeping in it, or swimming in the pool. It's always the exact same house with the same layout everytime I dream about it.
-I've also had the teeth falling out dream. Recently, instead I've been dreaming about picking meat out of my teeth. The chunks keep getting bigger and bigger each time.
-I used to always dream about me being oppressed. Either someone trying to cause me harm or chase me down. A couple years ago I got jumped at bar and got the #### beat out of me. Ever since then, whenever I have dreams like that I'm always fighting back and I usually win. That event obviously had something to do with how I react in dreams like that.
-I've had dreams before where I've figured out math problems. I never remember what the equations are or how they relate to me in real life. It might very well be garbage. But in my dreams I'm suddenly some math expert.
-I also took french immersion in grade school. Sometimes I'll have dreams that are completely in french and I still understand everything.
-I always have dreams about being back in school with all my classmates I grew up with, all of us sitting in the same room with the same people just as it was years ago.
I also lucid dream quite often. I find that if I tell myself throughout the day that I will have one, that it works. I can also resume dreams when I wake up and continue where they left off. Lots of little tricks I do while sleeping to make me consciously aware and achieve a lucid state. I also use a trick to always continue my dreams from where I left off. Nothing more annoying then waking up from a cool dream and being upset you didn't get to experience the ''conclusion''.
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