Places you've seen in your Dreams Explained



After making the previous video about Liminal Spaces lots of people have commented that these spaces look a lot like their …

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  1. Here is the list of all the Dreamcore movies from this video on Letterboxd (give us a follow šŸ˜‰): https://letterboxd.com/ducinema/list/dreamcore-movies/

    Edward Scissorhands
    Inception
    The Cat in The Hat
    Primer
    Midnight in Paris
    Spirited Away
    Mr Nobody
    Paprika
    Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
    Vortex
    Charlie and the Chocolate Factory/Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory
    Blade Runner 2049
    Shutter Island
    Donnie Darko
    Toys
    Coraline
    Life of Pi
    Fight Club
    Alice in Wonderland
    The Matrix
    The Wizard of Oz
    Enter The Void
    Vanilla Sky
    Groundhog Day
    The Tree of Life
    Harry Potter Deathly Hallows part 2/Order of the Phoenix
    Nineteen Eighty-Four
    Solaris
    Mirror
    Ivan's Childhood

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  2. Life is the dream and afterlife is reality. When we wake up from from this dream we will find out reality is the fabrication of the fantasy we lived in. If you dream in hatred, then your afterlife will be filled with hatred. If you dreamed in love, your afterlife will be filled with love. God's message to us is to believe in Jesus. He is the rope that can pull us out of the darkness. When our mortal life ends we will be able to see this more clearly. We won't be blind to the fourth dimension or any dimensions above that, all the way to the highest dimensions that the angels exist on, and God is above all dimensions. That is why God gave us the gift of faith and why he works through faith because our fallen state blinds us to these things and the message from these beings can sometimes seem like nonsense. Something that is dangerous in the fourth or fifth dimension might seem perfectly safe in our three dimension world. Hence the phrase, "hindsight is 20/20." But the demons know good and well the path they push and pull people on will lead to those pitfalls. But if you want to put things in terms of what is dream and what is reality, our lives on earth now are more like dreams than reality and our afterlife is the true reality.

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  3. Nobody has ever dreamed of any of these spaces. You’re living in a fantasy world and trying to feel special by pretending you have some shared profound experience and it’s embarrassing. This is grown up pretend play. Time to get a job, pay bills, get married, have kids, get sick and pass away. That’s life.

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  4. it always weirds me out when i wake up from a dream, then go right back into same dream when i fall back asleep. it’s only happened twice in my 37 yrs that i can remember. it just happened a couple weeks ago. sooo eriee

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  5. Um, all the places in my dreams are places I used to frequent. Like even to this day, I keep seeing my high school Hoover in Glendale Ca. And I stopped attending it back in 1997.

    Then there’s times I see the future and later it happens… but that’s another story.
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  6. In my dreams, I usually live in cobbled-together buildings – a mix of industrial, historic ruins, huge prefab high-rise complexes, skyscrapers – all built on top of each other without regard for structural integrity. There are Hogwarts-like staircases inside. The entire structure is bigger than any building today, taller than the Burj Khalifa but wider than it is tall. The entire building is navigable by walkways, trusses, catwalks, random stairs, elevators, and train lines. Huge parts of it are abandoned, like a rundown part of town, where "free spirits" live. You live 1000 floors up, but you and your neighbors share a catwalk from your balcony. Usually, apartments will have open doors and walkways connecting to your neighbor's apartment. Sometimes I can watch them in their living room from a catwalk 3 stories above. There is usually a top deck on the structure with a village, a farmer's market, and tractors lol.

    I wish I could move there in real life.

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  7. It’s only happened a few times but I’ve dreamed of regular places I’ve never been to and never seen before and then I see a photo or scene in a movie that same place years later and I’m like ā€œwait that place is real? I’ve been there in my dreamsā€. It’s surreal.

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  8. For some reason almost all dreams I do remember of (we always dream when we sleep, but we forget them, just small fragments may linger after waking) so in almost all dreams I am in some enormous mall, not devoid of people but still I have no idea why it is always closed space that looks like enormous malls in which I feel as lost.

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  9. Maybe Hollywood (or some other movie mecca) wants to be a matrix because I swear that I have never seen movie scenes (or their fx) in my dreams and, believe me, I have had spectacular dreams

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  10. well Ive figured out what is going to be on my headstone when I die. "Life is the most beautiful movie we will ever get to see" is probably the single most impactful quote I've heard in a long time.

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  11. I like how during the talk about dreams the background music is just minecraft nether music (seriously, i actually really enjoy just sitting down and listening to the nether music in it's ominous glory, which is why i recognized it enough to even make this comment)

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  12. if you enjoyed the concepts mentioned in this video, i highly recommend watching Serial Experiments Lain and Neon Genesis Evangelion. they're both quite heavy but they really capture the essence of existentialism and the progression from utopia to dystopia to limbo. both shows are very short but if you watch Evangelion, i highly recommend watching the sequel movies (End of Evangelion, Evangelion 1.11, Evangelion 2.22, Evangelion 3.33, and Evangelion 3.0+1.0). the sequels are where these concepts really come into play so i hope you enjoy

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