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Old Jul 27, 2014, 04:45 AM
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i wonder. do dreams really make you communicate with eachother? i had a dream about my ex-boyfriend, he lives in england and i never saw him. it was a nice feeling though, he hugged me and helped me through a war in my dreams. would he see me in his dreams too? i remember when we first met he had a dream about me, kissing on the beach. i had the same dream.
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Old Jul 27, 2014, 11:05 AM
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i have experienced "shared dreams" with someone far away. i know of others who say they have, also. the mind is a lot like a radio in some ways, and can occasionally reach much farther than we normally believe.

i hope you find comfort in your dreams~
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Old Jul 29, 2014, 06:43 PM
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I have had dreams about people I know. I am not sure if it is communicating with that person or me communicating with that part of myself that they represent. Dreams are a mystery but they seem to be a way to work out the situations we encountered in life.
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