for the last 2 weeks most of my waking moments are consumed by random dream flashbacks.... some from years ago.... what is my brain doing? it is preparing for death? is it doing some spring cleaning? I intended a few weeks ago to start purging the negativity and anger out of me.... is this just a product of that intention? does this happen to anyone else? (i posted this in rt too, in hopes of more response)
I find it quite interesting that you posted this because I know EXACTLY what you mean...it's been happening to me a LOT for a good week now. Unbidden, a dream flashback/memory JUMPS in the front of my head, and usually, it's not a good, happy-times thang. Or it will be a vague, sort of parallel type universe involving people from WAY in my past, people I Never think of nor want to think of. I don't know what it means; but, I do know I'm not really thrilled with it and quite honestly I haven't consciously thought of ridding myself of anger or negativity. Since I'm not around the people or things (of my past) causing these emotions, I Surely haven't invited them into my dreams and certainly don't care to have to worry with them throughout the course of my days. :banghead: you know?:toetap05:
This happens from time to time for me too. It realy feels a lot like deja vu, and it can make my head spin. Usually, I see something that reminds me of a dream I had, and it comes back to me, sometimes in fragments. Its a very wierd sensation.
I asked a healer that I met at a patry about this awhile back and she said it is a way of showing you're changing and on the right path etc a positive thing basically. I don't know if this is true as it seems like an easy answer to give. I was going through really big big changes in my life when I was getting them tho... *shrugs*
I get these strange feelings as well during waking life and I can never exactly place where they come from. I suspect that it might have something to do with the fact that I ruminate over situations and ideas for way too long...thinking of possible outcomes and ways of doing things, without ever actually achieving much at times. When your mind is concentrated on something, it can be quite difficult to get rid of those thoughts even when you aren't consciously focused on that something.
Maybe it's a way your sub-consciousness shows a greater/stronger connection to your conscious mind? Over time you become more in tune with yourself and develop a stronger understanding? Whatever it is I really want an answer that makes sense, they're coming back again for me.
