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So you get deja vu in your dream
| The title is supposed to be "do you" not "so you"..
| I get deja vu in real life from similar dreams I've had, but never inside a dream. Maybe you've been there in unremembered dreams?
| I do, but I usually have dreamt of there before. Sometimes after.
| Every time I dream, I usually have a whole lifetime worth of memories that only exist in there. Like, while dreaming the memories feel real, so the places I'm in feel familiar.
But when I wake up and realise that none of them are real.
Sometimes when my dreams are lucid-ish, I'll recognize that I've fallen asleep because I start having memories of things that definitely did not happen in real life.
| >>682751 I do get dreams where I get lost in a building a lot. The thing is, the building is always a different one, and yet I always feel like I've been in that building before. So I just assume it's a deja vu effect.
Also it's funny that I can roughly remember what each buildings are like despite mostly forgetting the content of the dream.
| And here I though you'd drift in your dreams to eurobeat, delivering tofu...
| I N E R T I A L D R I F T
| >muffled eurobeat plays in your head while delivering tofu in your dreams
| I find that you're more likely to remember a dream if you try to recall it immediately after waking up. Recently I had one where I just did seemingly normal stuff but the whole place for orange as I was seeing through some sort of filter and everytime I went to do something it like immediately switched to the end result like for example I was supposed to pickup some sort of fruit and put them in a basket but as soon as I was about to begin something happened and the basket was full
| >>682823 I also have dreams like that pretty frequently. I can usually remember the building and the path I took through it, but not what I was doing.
Sometimes I dream about buildings I've dreamt in before. Sometimes I dream about buildings in real life, but they tend to be larger and more complicated than they actually are. Once or twice, I've had a dream from a place I've never been to, but know that it's near a different dream location.
| >>682823 I also have dreams like that pretty frequently. I can usually remember the building and the path I took through it, but not what I was doing.
Sometimes I dream about buildings I've dreamt in before. Sometimes I dream about buildings in real life, but they tend to be larger and more complicated than they actually are. Once or twice, I've had a dream from a place I've never been to, but know that it's near a different dream location.
| >Driving my ordinary car through town at night
>Deja vu
>I don't live in this place no more
>Wrong side of the street
>And I know it's my time to go
>[Beep beep BEEP BEEP]
| Huh guess I'm not the only one whose dreams are strangely obsessed with architecture. My dreams often have elaborate set pieces and mapping, even when I can barely remember the events that actually happen in it.
| I sometimes have dreams that continue on or happen in the same location/world as another one. I had a dream last night where I realised that it was a continuation of a dream I had forgotten about. It feels weird, but it's really cool.
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| When I dreamt I tend to get the feeling that I've been there before but when I woke up I can't think of that place neither in real life nor previous dreams. so I guess it's just deja vu since dreams consist of jumbled up memories?