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Jun 26, 2012 8:18 PM GMT
I had one this morning after not having one for maybe 10 years or more. I think it means you are happy in life at the moment. Last year was horrible. Breakup, bad tenant, recession. My flying dream was really long. I was opening a jacket and flew over a beautiful forest somewhere using the jacket to fly. In the past it was just my arms lifting me up. It was so fun and beautiful being way up there. What are your flying dreams?
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Any one have flying dreams and how do you fly?
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QUOTE Jun 26, 2012 8:28 PM GMTI had them frequently as a boy, less so as an adult. I usually fly by a kind of aerial swimming, using my arms as in the breast stroke. I can go upwards nearly vertically, or horizontally, or anything in between, regardless.
Sometimes I just stand there and go upwards, more like floating.
The views can be spectacular as occaisonally I approach outer space. This sometimes leads to flying, unprotected, in outer space, or walking on the surface of hostile planets like Mars, or moons like Europa; and once, flying through the atmosphere of Jupiter, soaring over the Great Red Spot!
I think it`s supposed to symbolize freedom, or the desire for it, etc. -
Posted by a hidden member.Log in to view his profileQUOTE Jun 26, 2012 10:51 PM GMTI have them all the time.
In my dreams, superpowers feel like natural abilities, like being able to point or kick. For me, it came from reading comic books before bed for many years. Sometimes in real life, I feel hindered because I can't launch myself up in the sky to quickly get to where I want to go.
There are times when flying feels like a struggle and I'm kept afloat by willpower. When I swing my arms ahead of me it seems to work better. Try that!
Other times I will speed around, hovering a foot off the ground, and it requires no effort. Always a joy when it takes no effort. -
QUOTE Jun 27, 2012 12:13 AM GMT
Lincsbear saidI had them frequently as a boy, less so as an adult. I usually fly by a kind of aerial swimming, using my arms as in the breast stroke. I can go upwards nearly vertically, or horizontally, or anything in between, regardless.
Sometimes I just stand there and go upwards, more like floating.
The views can be spectacular as occaisonally I approach outer space.
I think it`s supposed to symbolize freedom, or the desire for it, etc.
Have these dreams a couple of times a year, but it's been a while since the last one. I fly not very far up, just by doing the butterfly-stroke from swimming without the arms. Usually it develops from walking in a group or with someone and then starting to fly so I'll be there/wherever fastest. -
Posted by a hidden member.Log in to view his profileQUOTE Jun 27, 2012 1:04 AM GMT
bhp91126 saidI fly not very far up, just by doing the butterfly-stroke from swimming without the arms.
Meanwhile, the person sleeping next to you wakes up and sees you humping the mattress. -
QUOTE Jun 27, 2012 1:30 AM GMT
SkinnyBitch said
Lol. I think he would have told me by now.bhp91126 saidI fly not very far up, just by doing the butterfly-stroke from swimming without the arms.
Meanwhile, the person sleeping next to you wakes up and sees you humping the mattress.
He also knows the movement. I taught it to him in a swimming pool years ago. Unfortunately he did it with his eyes closed and hit his head on the bottom of the pool. -
Posted by a hidden member.Log in to view his profileQUOTE Jun 27, 2012 6:25 PM GMT
Lincsbear saidI had them frequently as a boy, less so as an adult. I usually fly by a kind of aerial swimming, using my arms as in the breast stroke. I can go upwards nearly vertically, or horizontally, or anything in between, regardless.
Sometimes I just stand there and go upwards, more like floating.
The views can be spectacular as occaisonally I approach outer space.
I think it`s supposed to symbolize freedom, or the desire for it, etc.
Yes that is exactly the same arm movement I had experienced. Yes the views are amazing above the trees. -
Posted by a hidden member.Log in to view his profileQUOTE Jun 27, 2012 6:33 PM GMTYou mean lucid dreaming? I read somewhere that people went cray cray after doing it.
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Posted by a hidden member.Log in to view his profileQUOTE Jun 27, 2012 6:59 PM GMTYes, have had them since I was a mere lad. If you are flying & have any degree of control over it, you are "Lucid Dreaming."
I've found it to be magnificently enjoyable!
...you'll find lucid dreaming far-more productive & less difficult if you have done NOTHING sexual for a period of 30 to 60 days . . . -
Posted by a hidden member.Log in to view his profileQUOTE Jun 27, 2012 7:01 PM GMTI love having those dreams... usually I'm just floating in the air with my arms by my sides, flying through the air. It's a wonderful feeling.
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QUOTE Jun 27, 2012 7:04 PM GMTI didn't fly so much as bounce. I would fall and bounce up. My trajectory would take me a good 60 feet or so in the air in an arc before I came down again, over and over. Great views up there!
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Posted by a hidden member.Log in to view his profileQUOTE Jun 27, 2012 7:28 PM GMTI used to have flying dreams as a child; but they mysteriously stopped when I started taking flying lessons.
Since then I've accomplished that childhood dream, and fly for a living.
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QUOTE Jun 27, 2012 7:45 PM GMTMine was bad I was flying in an airplane forced to was twilight. *I wanted to die in that dream X_X
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Posted by a hidden member.Log in to view his profileQUOTE Jun 27, 2012 7:47 PM GMTBest ever I had was a breathing under water dream......
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QUOTE Jun 27, 2012 8:17 PM GMTIt's been a while since I've had a flying dream, but I remember one in particular that came during a very stressful time. I can't remember the exact scenario, but I recall just realizing suddenly in my dream that I could fly and it was pretty much like Superman flying, except with my arms to my sides rather than out in front.
The best part was feeling so intensely happy and releived after I woke up. It was almost like a dream message to reassure me that I had no need to be worried and that everything would work out fine.
Regarding lucid dreams--I've had them before and can typically "step into" my dreams and change the outcomes, espeically if I'm in a dream that starts to veer into something scary or stressful. -
Posted by a hidden member.Log in to view his profileQUOTE Jun 27, 2012 8:22 PM GMTlol well if you guys dont tell anyone. I dont really have flying dream. My super power of choice would be iceman or fireman. Actually any element will do because normally they grant you other abnormal ability. Like if you want to fly... you would want to have the power over air(wind). I'm overly creative and nerdy about this.
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Posted by a hidden member.Log in to view his profileQUOTE Jun 27, 2012 11:32 PM GMT
Gym_bull saidMine was bad I was flying in an airplane forced to was twilight. *I wanted to die in that dream X_X
That makes about as much sense as a gay man fucking a chick...sober. -
QUOTE Jun 28, 2012 2:03 AM GMT
ohboy saidYou mean lucid dreaming? I read somewhere that people went cray cray after doing it.
Exaggeration at best; fear mongering at worst.wellwell said...you'll find lucid dreaming far-more productive & less difficult if you have done NOTHING sexual for a period of 30 to 60 days . . .
That might be your experience but I doubt any significant connection and suspect it more an issue of your own comfort level with your own sexuality than of any dreaming ability you may enjoy. Many of the kids today are sexing up their dream characters just for kicks & giggles during their lucid dreaming. -
Posted by a hidden member.Log in to view his profileQUOTE Jun 28, 2012 2:12 AM GMTI get flying dreams rarely, but damn, they're fun.
Typically, I'm flying fairly low, as if I could run out of energy to keep myself up at any moment, but it's natural, and only requires arching my back.
I tend to keep my arms by my side like Isis, not like Captain Marvel
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Posted by a hidden member.Log in to view his profileQUOTE Jun 28, 2012 4:05 AM GMTAt least in my dreams I always fly first class.
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Posted by a hidden member.Log in to view his profileQUOTE Jul 01, 2012 3:17 AM GMT
eagermuscle saidAt least in my dreams I always fly first class.
i got first class for free - twice - because there were screaming kids behind me.
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QUOTE Jul 01, 2012 3:18 AM GMTI don't fly, I crash.
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QUOTE Jul 01, 2012 3:22 AM GMT
msuNtx saidI don't fly, I crash.
Dude, it just means you're lettin' something harsh your mellow. -
QUOTE Jul 01, 2012 3:23 AM GMT
CrankySpice said
msuNtx saidI don't fly, I crash.
Dude, it just means you're lettin' something harsh your mellow.
Pretty sure I just watch too many movies about plane crashes.
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