gattino
Justified & Ancient
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Sounds terrifying.Oh Lord, I had an awful, heart-pounding, terror-stricken hyper-real 3D surround sound blockbuster dream this morning before awakening, the first really bad one on this premonitory level for about a decade.
I'm going to type up the details here and hope to Heaven it's not foretelling anything for anyone.
It's France or a French-culture country, it's dusk or night, a huge flash flood and landslip/land tide is happening and narrow, valley-like streets are being engulfed. People are running and screaming for their lives, climbing up walls and fences, even on vehicles trying to escape. The water and earth and debris are spilling over the higher places already, quicker than people can move..
In the dream I was clinging to the top strand of a wire fence at the top of a hill side but the water and earth was already flowing over me from both directions, it was icily cold and I was about to die.
I'm fascinated on two points. ..first, egotistically wondering if I can find a link between your much more vivid dream and my more cryptic dreams of a disaster. The only obvious common point is the panicked fleeing crowds ..though one could suggest that's a given for most disaster scenarios.
More generally though it sounds like you felt all the emotional responses to your dream both during and, in a lingering sense, on waking from it. That interests me as I was thinking the other day how I almost never wake from a dream with any sense at all of having felt what I described. I will visualise panic but never perceive that I personally experienced it.
The only exceptions I can recall were a series of supernatural themed dreams where I was being attacked by something invisible and was giving the whole exorcist spiel....and the even rarer occasions where I've woke up laughing!