Why do I keep dreaming about hidden rooms and passages in my past houses? Why is this dream so prevalent on the internet?
>>42925435>Why do I keep dreaming about hidden rooms and passages in my past houses?I don’t know. Who are you? and why do you think these dreams are happening?
>>42925512I'm nobody.
>>42925435>>42925512I have the answers to this. Humans leave their body when they sleep. The world beyond the body has the same structure as the ordinary linear world and also have additional configurations of the space and connections to depths that are just as tangible but associated with the physical material differently. Everyone is seeing this and not remembering. Some places have additional lifeforms living in the space other than humans.. out of body life ..it is one of the places that a person can be temporarily stuck for a while between incarnation into body. The other places in these subspace realms is what people are seeing. You can learn to stay fully conscious while in this stage of consciousness and perceive what is persistent in the out of body platforms for consciousness
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I had a dream the other night that a storm cracked through a wall of concrete in my house and when I checked it out there was a pristine looking bathroom and door leading to a room with a collection of comics, stereos and gba games. When I picked up one of the game boxes some asshole yelled at me and it turned out this prick had been living in my walls for years and that this was his store.
>>42925435It is a pretty explicit symbolism so it isn't surprising that it's that common. I will only offer a psychological explanation. Your house/old house is the place of the self, it represents what is familiar. The hidden rooms are unexplored areas of your personnality, or even repressed ones. It is also why those rooms often are cluttered, filled with stuff, dream characters. To understand what those room represent precisely, ask yourself where they are located (attic/basement for example are meaningful locations), what you enconter in those rooms, how you feel when stepping inside (if you do at all).To dwelve deeper, the "hidden" symbolism can extend to what is hidden from our usual perception. When I used to have demonic nightmares I always encountered those demonic entities when visiting hidden rooms, one being in the place where a mirror stood in my real house. This room became permanent in my dreams, although thankfully it's not filled with demons anymore.
>>42927747Interesting, I had this dream >>42927510for context the crack in the concrete came from the far side of my bedroom, I remember feeling quite calm during the impact of the storm and for most of the dream, first thing I thought was "at least I'll be getting a breeze". Was a bit upset when I got yelled at by the 'owner' because it wasn't like I was going to take the games or anything, I don't even own a game boy and my ds broke years ago.
>>42928329Some thoughts on the details you wrote cause interpreting dreams is fun.>concrete walldeeply hidden/protected part of you>lightning almost comically deus ex machina like. a sudden, drastic change, a relief of tension, a destruction that was needed. >old guy and old mediapast, old beliefs/values that you thought you didn't hold anymore but were still there gathering dust.>unrightful ownerhe's doing activities in your mind without you even realizing it. clearly pointing to the unconscious level. >bathroomroom of water, cleaning, tied to emotions. could also point to things not belonging there as it's the worst place to store comics/games/consoles (obvious mold hazard). >irl bedroomyour personal space, might be related to childhood tooI wonder what the old man was trying to keep away from you exactly
Anyone ever seen the hatch that leads to the tunnels with blue lights? Or the airport? Or the country roads/woods. Or the apartments with the pool outside on the big balcony area? OR that mega highway/bridge thats stacked on top of itself that goes through the giant city? Or the mall with the giant movie theatre? Or the vaguely familiar school. That's way to bug on the inside and has too many floors for any school?
Also the dream ocean is a fucking absolute trip. If i could recommend seeing any dream spot go underwater. So many colors and weird looking shit everywhere.
>>42929108There was a cutout in the floor of somewhat familiar house. I jumped into it to explore and I knew from looking at it that I would be falling at least 5 stories. I was not afraid of damage because I was lucid. Earlier a dream character warned me that blue was the color of “threatening” dream entities. Every floor was basically a whole different house with a different color scheme. On the deeper layer I found what could be described as blue tunnels. I met entities in blue shirts but they somewhat convinced me they were not threatening and made me realize I could have been fed misinformation, or that I could have travelled so deep that the same rules no longer applied. However that “blue tunnel” had many closed doors that I felt too intimidated to open. Most of the other layers had open archways and not doors. And also had no other entities. I’ve been telling myself dream people are real for deeper lucid dreams. I’ve also been hearing and designing full elaborate and original musical pieces while falling asleep somehow. And also feeling feeling physical pain during lucid dreams. Like a rapid sub sonic slapping, or immense pressure on my chest. Sometimes needles in my skin or scissors on my skin
>>42928963Thanks for humoring my dumb dream, the first room was a bathroom with blue tiling on the floors and walls (pic related except the sink and toilet were way more old-timey with no bath or shower), the door in the bathroom lead to the room where all the stuff was stored. When I woke up and reflected on the dream I just thought it was hilarious like how is this guy getting customers I never saw a door in that room and the guy had a attitude and a half on him, why didn't he introduce himself lol ITS MY HOUSE.
>>42929405I don't see dreams as dumb. Sure, if you apply real-world logic to them they might seem that way, but why should a dream follow real-world logic? One of the dream's purpose is to offer experiences that cannot be experienced in the waking world. Another one is to be a canvas for deeper reflection as the mind opens itself up. Sure, it does throw random things at you and it isn't intelligible most of the time, but it's what you do with it that matters more.In some countries it is common for older people to keep working in their shop beyond the usual retirement age. They might not get much customers but it keeps them busy and gives them a purpose. Is there a part of you that seems obsolete to you now, on the surface atleast, but needs to be expressed, I wonder
>>42929442Hmm I used to paint and tried making a career out of it around 2019-2022 but got rejected by every gallery I visited and contacted. I don't hold any contentment to the galleries and in hindsight I see where they were coming from because I never studied art and all my pieces where based in realism and had a heavy reliance on references that never 'told a story'. Got disheartened by AI when it first popped up with kim jung gi passing away and twitter faggots making ai art with him as a prompt. Never painted after that. I think you could be on to something anon, thanks for the dream-dissection.
>>42929509Is that one of your pieces? If so then it is a waste that you stopped painting. Exterior things like galleries and AI don't really matter ; and in a way with AI it feels even more to be able to make things with your own hands. Is painting something that brings you enjoyment? A way to express yourself that seems fitting for you? Those are the questions that matter. Making a career out of it is totally optional (and in most cases detrimental to one's integrity regarding their own creativity). Even being good at it is optional. A child doesn't care if the house loks crooked or how the composition looks, it just enjoys the process. Thank you for being open to inquiry.
>>42925435>hidden rooms and passages in my past housesI've had this dream too. It was quite creepy, had a lot of fear. Felt like I was seeing a part of the house that was haunted. House of Leaves vibes. Are dreams connected to other realms? Are dreamers transported somewhere real, like a meta world connected to this one?
I only had dreams about new rooms in the house after I moved. I think there is a small crawl space above front door but no way to get in. Some times I have dreams about there being a new room or impossible 2nd floor with one room in it that no one has noticed yet. These are always empty and unremarkable but generally have the vibe that I shouldnt be in them for too long because they feel temporary. The new house is a lot smaller and doesnt have a garage so most of my stuff is in my room now. In these dreams I always think this would be a good place to set up an office. I think the only thing they represent is that I want more space.
>>42929266The cutout in the floor of a room in a familiar house is the same way i got there. Was more of a square trapdoor in the floor. For me it was a more intense experience where i was running through hallways trying to dodge blue lights like they were obstacles. I wasnt along and i had the vague sense that i had planned to go there and knew what was going on despite not really knowing what was going on.
>>42931809I also felt like I knew what was going on and had some sort of plan. It really felt like a labyrinth that needed to be explored as quickly as possible. Almost like I was recording data on a one way mission. I never once considered retracing my footsteps to return to the surface. It almost was like I had a limited amount of “oxygen” and I was exploring as deep as possible until it ran out and I was forced awake. I knew at any moment I could return to the real world if my fear became overwhelming. And I knew that once I woke up my deep sense of purpose during the dream would immediately dissolve. It felt like there were multiple types of entities. 1. Researchers studying me and other travelers who wanted to test our reactions to various settings. 2. Travelers who were very afraid of the environment and researchers. 3. Entities that knew more about the dynamics of the dream world more than anyone else, but were difficult to interact with for various reasons. And 4. Entities that felt like one with the environment and were incredibly intimidating to the point where I would rather wake up than look at them or ask them questions I think it’s possible that that these dream worlds look different to every traveler but essentially it’s a shared space where language and visuals are changed to our personal perceptions to help us interact with each other. For example another traveler may not speak English or look how I am perceiving them, but we can communicate because the idea of what we are saying and doing transcends our conscious ability to communicate
>>42932481It’s also worth noting that red doors in my dreams represent safe havens for other travelers where only travelers can get it. Could be a reference to left 4 dead safe rooms. I believe the experience I have is much like astral projection but on a subterranean level instead of going into space. Feels like some travelers are spirits of the dead and not dreamers. They are permanently fixed in the dream world and can’t wake up like I can. They also lack the ability to conquer the dream with supernatural abilities like I am able to do. I get the feeling they are being hunted by something that is also is after me. Almost like the hunters can’t identity who is a dreamer and who is a spiritual entity. I also want to point out that I’ve never seen a light source or any shadows in these dreams. However every room is well lit and the rooms and hallways i felt safest in had dark green carpets almost like a casino floor
Can anyone relate?
>>42932549>>42932481>>42931809I can tell you that what you are seeing is real. Not physical, but real.The movie "little monsters" was made in conjunction with a cia research effort into the subject. The phenomenon is geospatially oriented to physical material. If you become extremely lucid you can watch the events of the time you spend sleeping from shortly after you get out of body until you make the journey back to the body and get back into it and attached to it.
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>>42929108>Or the apartments with the pool outside on the big balcony area?think so, yeah
