Dream About Weird Library Afterlife

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I lived in a fictional world. I wasn't the real me in all aspects, but I lived this dream first-person. In this world, I had many friends (in reality, I only have a few). We were all avid reader, but I read a lot more books than everyone else. I learned about this place where you could find all books at an extremely cheap price. This place was weird: an infinite space of flatness, with an infinite number of bookshelves, one next the other, in a straight infinite line. Because this place is so weird, you may get lost there if no one's with you. But only I felt the need to buy books so often, so I had to go alone. One time, I went totally alone and in trying to get a book I really craved, I made the selves fall. They all started falling in a domino effect, it was like a tsunami of books of shelves fell upon me... And I suffocated, and died. No one could know till the next day, until they realized I never came back. I woke up in the afterlife, where there's a whole new world. The one in charge of that would decided to build me an afterlife body that resembled exactly mine. The science behind the creation of afterlife bodies was fascinating, but being gifted with a new body was not. That body wasn't a means of freedom but one of control: in exchange for being able to interact with objects, you had to devote your life to doing tasks for those in charge. Although I could know all about the real world and even navigate it, I couldn't interact with it. I couldn't say goodbye. If only I didn't compulsively buy books, I wouldn't be in this situation. It's rare, but accidents like this happen in that weird library. I now find myself wanting to escape the body and the afterlife.

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27 Nov 2023

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The dreamer experiences fear, regret, and a sense of entrapment.

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This dream was recurring 3 times last week

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The dream world is described in great detail, with specific features and characteristics that make it feel realistic.

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The dream has a clear narrative structure, with a beginning, middle, and end, and the events flow logically.

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Died

Falling

Crash

Suffocating

Escaping

New Job

Friends

Control

Life

Self

World

Number

Space

Waves

Body

Gift

Situation

Library

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Denys Chumak

Hey Fra! Thank you for sharing your dream with me. It sounds like a fascinating and intricate dream that holds deeper meaning for you. In this dream, you find yourself in a fictional world where you have many friends who share your love for reading. However, you feel a stronger desire to constantly acquire books and stumble upon a peculiar place where you can find them at an incredibly cheap price. This location, with its infinite shelves in an endless flat space, represents a sense of abundance and opportunity. The moment when the shelves collapse upon you, resulting in suffocation and death, symbolizes the overwhelming weight of your own desires and impulses. It seems that your passion for acquiring books becomes a double-edged sword, leading to a loss of control and negative consequences. This could reflect a fear of being consumed or overwhelmed by your own obsessions or desires in waking life. Waking up in the afterlife, where you are given a new body resembling your own, signifies a fresh start or a new phase in your life. However, this new existence comes with limitations and restrictions. The inability to interact with the real world or bid farewell may represent a feeling of being trapped or restricted in your current circumstances. It's possible that you're yearning for more freedom and autonomy, as well as a desire to break free from the constraints imposed on you by external forces. Connecting this dream with your previous experiences, it appears that themes of control, violation of privacy, and the struggle between personal desires and external expectations are recurring in your dreams. These elements may be reflecting your subconscious concerns and anxieties about finding a balance between your own needs and the demands placed upon you by others. Remember, dreams offer valuable insights into our emotions and subconscious thoughts. Exploring these themes further and reflecting on how they relate to your waking life might help you gain a deeper understanding of yourself and your aspirations.