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Silky Johnson
Many dream themes are common. Hence the collective unconscious theory.
Energy_3
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Originally posted by jennypie
Many dream themes are common. Hence the collective unconscious theory.


oh yes Jung definitely had one over Freud thats for sure".
Energy_3
R.J not sure where it comes from, i did know a while ago but forgot".

does anyone know where "some of my realities become dreams, and some of my dreams become my reality" comes from

im sure its a movie but, cant remember for the life of me.

Edit: its charlie and the choclate factory
Meat187
Don't think I ever had a dream about teeth falling out.
Take that collective unconsciousness!!
R.j.
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Originally posted by Meat187
Don't think I ever had a dream about teeth falling out.
Take that collective unconsciousness!!



I've had several. About half o' the dream consists of me trying my damnedest to prevent that loose tooth wiggling from my gum from falling off. But it's futile, for in the end that tooth falls out.

Somebody told me, though, that teeth dreams are good omens that presage gooooood-luck.
Dj Skez
It was all a dream
I used to read word up magazine
Saltnpepa and heavy d up in the limousine
Hangin pictures on my wall
Every saturday rap attack, mr. magic, marley marl
I let my tape rock til my tape popped
Smokin weed and bamboo, sippin on private stock
Way back, when I had the red and black lumberjack
With the hat to match
Remember rappin duke, duh-ha, duh-ha
You never thought that hip hop would take it this far
Now Im in the limelight cause I rhyme tight
Time to get paid, blow up like the world trade
Born sinner, the opposite of a winner
Remember when I used to eat sardines for dinner
Peace to ron g, brucey b, kid capri
Funkmaster flex, lovebug starsky
Im blowin up like you thought I would
Call the crib, same number same hood
Its all good

Uh, and if you dont know, now you know, nigga, uh
R.j.
Also had a reoccurring dream when I was a younger that I'd go, by some ridiculously stupid overlook, to school naked.
Dj Skez
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Originally posted by [N]ûk|êû[Z]


Going to bed stressed out always bring out the weirdest and most ed up dreams, it's all the chemicals in the brain stirring up. Don't worry though just concentrate on how you're going to give your future wife the of her life and keep that satisfied or your best man will be the next nigga in line. You a grown ass man , don't get all emotional and over dreams.
SYSTEM-J
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Originally posted by jennypie
Dreams about losing one's teeth or damaging their teeth typically symbolize some kind of stress or bad omen. Makes sense considering your anxiety disorder.

I used to have similar dreams when I had a lot of worries on my mind. Everyone I know has had the same kind of dreams.


I have a friend who insists teeth dreams are meaningless, even though almost everyone has them at some point. We've argued extensively about it.
MrJiveBoJingles
Never had teeth dreams, although I have had other odd things happening to my body in dreams.

adi_hanson
Ive had a few teeth dreams , and all happen when i know im going to get a good telling off at work.

But more seriously , when i see a spider in my room and i remove it outside , i get sleep paralysis , where you wake up but your body is asleep , its not nice at all , so i leave the spiders now and it doesnt happen.

I also sleep walk naked.

so ive been told
floyd741
I used to have a lot of dreams where I would just be chilling out in some big place with lots of couches and there were a bunch of people I knew. It wasn't a normal place though cuz everywhere would just be crazy messed up like walls and stairs and such. I would just like chill out and talk to some girl, it wasn't always the same one but it would always be a girl. It was pretty messed up, haven't had one of those since like 2008. It wasn't scary, just weird and surreal. Yea, surreal is the perfect word.
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