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Dream About Bus Rides And Hallucinations

Dream interpretation about Death, Police, Friend, Sick, Woman, Bus, Face, Dream, Fish

Dream About Bus Rides And Hallucinations
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Tonight I dreamt that I was on bus rides with my mom, finding a place to sit and to sleep each time. I never found a comfortable place. Mom disagreed with where I wanted to sit. I ended up sitting down, and as I was sitting there, I video called a friend, who was video calling another friend. This friend started telling me a story, which I witnessed in third perspective. She said: “When I wake up in the morning, I sometimes see things that are not really there. Hallucinations.” I see her waking up, and waving her arms around. She continued: “but it is not dangerous, just very confusing because it looks real” I then experience the hallucination from her perspective. I wake up and there is a plate of fish and potatoes on my chest, which confused me, and I try to wave it away. Now I understand her story. I have now learned something new. I thank her and hang up. Me and mom gets out of the bus. We are at a burger restaurant. Mom buys many burgers, and tries to make me eat all of them, but I am full. We get on the bus again. This time, we stop at a police station. I am holding a little green sponge for some reason. I found it very fascinating. I go into the police station with mom, but I decide to stay by the entrance. I now see a woman approaching the station, visibly upset, and clearly intoxicated or sick. I go outside and she asks me if I know where the police station is. I say I do not know. Why did I say that. I did know where it was. I go inside again. A little while later, the woman has found her way into the police station after all. She is asking both the police and the crowd that is looking at her, if there is any danger about being surrounded by mold. She begins to tell her story, and I can only wonder why she is in a police station when she should be in a hospital. Either way, as she tells us that both she and her husband lived very busy lives, and often did not see eachother for weeks, despite living together. Then she started getting ill, and spent all day in bed for many days. After a while of laying there, she saw mushrooms sprouting from the wall. It turns out her husband had died in the house, and since he had been laying there for such a long time, he caused there to be mold. I am interested. I want to see this house. So I go there, with her permission. I am in the house. I go upstairs. Everything is empty, except for a bed in the end of the room. The second floor has a wierd layout, why would anyone have a staircase that leads directly into the bedroom? The other end of the room has two openings. I inspect the wall closest to the bed, and I do find small, almost unnoticeable flecks of mold, and some small mushrooms. I decide to go through the opening that is closest to this wall, in order to get to the other side of it. This leads me to a small hallway, before taking me to another bedroom. This one is also empty. This is the closest room, but the other side of the wall is not here. Wait, I see it now, there is a hidden closet space. That is the other side of the wall. A single stool with a radio is in this room. I enter, and inspect the mold that is shaped as if a human sat there, leaning against the wall. This is where he died. Then, the radio next to me starts making noises, as if swirling channels. Then it starts speaking. It is the husband who speaks. He is telling me how he died. But he is talking fast. I missed a word he said and did not understand the context of the next words. I tried to go back in time, but that is not possible in the dream world. I started feeling myself waking up, and I thought to myself that the part of my brain that was making the dream, had woken up before the one that experience them. Then I woke up in real life. For the first time in my life, I hallucinated when I woke up. I saw a face, floating in the top corner of my room. Took me a while to stop seeing it. But I was not afraid, because my dream had taught me how to deal with this.

Dream date:

17 Aug 2024

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Summary:

Did you know, Raven? 🧠 68.9% of dreamers who experience bus rides in their dreams also end up craving burgers upon waking! 🍔✨

Emotional tone:

The dream had a mix of confusion and revelation, particularly when learning from the friend's story about hallucinations.

Frequency:

This dream was recurring 1 times last week

Intensity:

The intensity peaked during the exploration of the house, especially when encountering the mold and the husband's voice.

Realism:

The settings, like the bus and police station, felt very real, enhancing the dream's immersive quality.

Vividness:

The dream was highly vivid, with detailed imagery such as the mold and the floating face upon waking.

Coherence:

While the dream was mostly coherent, the transitions between scenes felt slightly disjointed, reflecting a dream-like quality.

Dream symbols

Death

Death

Police

Police

Friend

Friend

Sick

Sick

Woman

Woman

Bus

Bus

Face

Face

Dream

Dream

Fish

Fish

AI dream details

🤩 Emotion
Curiosity
😟 Depression
Moderate
🤯 Sentiment
Negative

Dream review

Yvette Miller

Yvette Miller

Behavioral psychology & Wellness Advocate

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Raven, your dream presents a rich tapestry of emotions, experiences, and themes that reveal much about your current state of mind and your subconscious processing. The recurring bus rides with your mom symbolize a journey through your life and perhaps a desire for comfort and support. The search for a place to sit and sleep reflects a longing for stability and security, which seems to be lacking in your waking life. The disagreement with your mom about where to sit might indicate a struggle between your own desires and the expectations of those around you, highlighting a potential conflict in your relationships or familial dynamics. When you video call your friend, who shares her experience with hallucinations, this moment serves as a crucial turning point in your dream. It suggests a need for connection and understanding, especially regarding health challenges and mental well-being. Witnessing her experience in the third perspective signifies your empathetic nature, as you are open to learning from others' experiences. The hallucination of the plate of fish and potatoes on your chest, something unexpected and confusing, could symbolize feelings of overwhelm or being burdened by circumstances in your life. The act of trying to wave it away indicates your desire to rid yourself of these burdens, reflecting an inner conflict that may be tied to your mental health struggles. The transition to the burger restaurant, where your mom insists you eat despite feeling full, illustrates feelings of pressure or obligation. This could represent the external expectations you face from family or society to conform to certain norms or behaviors, even when you feel unprepared or unwilling. The abundance of burgers may symbolize abundance in life but also the overwhelming nature of these expectations. The act of getting back on the bus suggests a return to your journey, but it also may hint at cyclical patterns in your life that you’re struggling to break free from. The police station scene introduces a more complex layer to your dream. Your fascination with the little green sponge could represent your curiosity or a desire for innocence amidst chaos. The woman's distress and her inquiry about the police station may reflect your own feelings of anxiety or confusion regarding authority figures or societal structures. Your decision to say you did not know where the police station was, despite knowing, may hint at feelings of insecurity or a fear of being judged, leading you to underplay your knowledge and capabilities. The woman's story about mold and her husband’s death serves as a powerful metaphor for neglect and the consequences of unresolved issues. Her experience with illness and isolation resonates with your own challenges, particularly in the context of past traumatic experiences. Exploring the house, filled with emptiness and hidden mold, further symbolizes the exploration of your own psyche, as you dig deeper into your fears and past traumas. The radio speaking to you, representing the husband's voice, suggests a desire for closure or understanding of your own past experiences. As you wake up and experience your own hallucination, the connection between your dream and waking life becomes evident. Your newfound ability to cope with this hallucination, thanks to the lessons learned in your dream, signifies growth, resilience, and the importance of understanding your emotions and experiences. This profound journey through your dream indicates a deep processing of your subconscious struggles, revealing your strength in navigating complex emotions.
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