Dream #1: No dreams

Share: Oh I know when I stopped dreaming! When I was young - I don't know how old. Maybe 7 or 8 - I would dream that I was on a train and went to the bathroom on the train, which was fine in the dream but I would wake up to find that I had wet the bed.
I remember having this dream another time and in the dream. I realized the risk of bedwetting and woke up and found myself wetting the bed.
After that. I didn't want to dream anymore; that's when I stopped dreaming.

 

Dream #2: The pagoda

Dream: I went to a divine place, like a pagoda, but there were no Buddhas. The scene looked gloomy, quiet, deserted and was dark. I went there because people told me that this place was very sacred.
These people explained to me that when we go there, we can eat cake, so many karmas come back to us and we can transcend them.
I went there with two friends. They worshipped, prayed and ate cakes with me (the cake was made of rice like the traditional cake in Vietnam). I ate too, but when I was done, a large amount of acne suddenly appeared on my chest and neck. At that moment, I knew it was my karma and my friend told me: "come back and eat another cake".
I was very scared because it was very quiet and dark there. I came back and started to eat another cake in the altar, but when I picked it up, a strange force pulled my hand and made that cake fall on the floor. I heard a voice telling me that I should stay there, and spend time there. Day after day to do something. And that I can't come home until my karma in this place is over.
I saw work to do, like being face to face with someone. Some faces were angry, some were sad, and they came up one by one. I had to spend my time seeing them all, to get all the processes going, before I could go home.
I felt my chest and neck itch. What I was feeling was so real. I was shaking with fear, sometimes worried, surprised. Then I realized that I had to accept them and see them all, and then, after I finished the process, I felt some energy in me (it was a dream but my feeling was real).

Dream #3: Studying plants

Sharing: In my apartment, there is a balcony with many flowering plants.

Dream: In my dream, I am arranging all my plants, changing their position and replacing something. Then I find myself being an assistant to a biology teacher in a school. After hours. I'm on my way home and I see my sister trying to ride her bike on the road, but there are problems with the bike. I don't know how to get home. But I remember that I parked my car in a quiet place. When I go to the parking lot to get my car, I realize that my car is gone. I ask everyone around me, but no one knows what happened. At this point, I am very worried. My car is one of my favorite things in life. I stand there for a moment and I am deeply, deeply afraid. I don't want to lose my light car. One person told me I could go to the police station and pay the fine to get my car back. I don't know if this is true or not, and I am very confused. I don't know what to do in this situation. I discover that I am absolutely alone. Later, I see that I am in Mr. Kaya's class. Mr. Kaya is teaching how to analyze a dream journal. The student next to me is an older student. She has passed the DSSI c1. C3. And now she is studying C2 with me. An assistant comes over and reminds her not to show the knowledge she has to a new student like me. New students like me should listen to Mr. Kaya and ask him if we don't understand something. In this way, Mr. Kaya will help me understand everything related to the lesson.

Dream #4: Seeking help

Dream: My husband and two children are on the beach. My husband insists that I wear a gas mask that looks like a scuba mask. But the difference is that it releases a gas that, when inhaled (received or internalized), gives a different experience that I discover only after wearing it. I refuse at first, but he still insists and so I wear it. After taking several breaths in the mask. I start to lose consciousness and am in a trance-like but unpleasant state. I fall on the sand feeling invaded by the effects of the gas. Robert (eldest son) also lies on the sand playing as if he too had lost consciousness. Just then, a big wave comes in and a lot of sand underneath the body is displaced, causing Robert and I to be pulled into the water. Thinking of Robert's safety, I suddenly wake up, throw off the mask and stand up in the water since my husband can't swim, and since I can swim, I give Jack (the youngest son) to my husband and say, "run and get help. I feel like I didn't have enough time to say goodbye. I'm pretty sure in my heart that I'm going to save Robert but I'm not coming back.