Do you dream of being diferent religions or a different person in your dreams?

Answer 1

I'm a 33 year old white woman and one of Jehovah's Witnesses.
I once had an intense dream of being a black Shaman in Africa. It was a crazy dream where I kept switching characters.... there was a war going on and the shaman was trying to protect his tribe. When he was killed I became one of the tribesmen, running for my life. When he died, I became one of the gunsmen. After that, I was a woman whose role I've long-since forgotten.
If I remember correctly, I had that dream in 1999 when I was Christian but still searching...

I rarely dream of being myself. Most of my dreams are like watching a movie- from a "third person" sort of perspective. I dream a lot of being a man (and I have no gender confusion lol), but I've also dreamed of being a wolf, a car, a penguin and various women and girls. I was once even a blob lol... I dreamed of walking across a train trussel and getting squished by a train. The train was going over top of me and squished-blob-me watched as it went until I realized I was dead and woke up (I've had a couple bad train dreams, which was triggered by a real life fear).

I've had intensely vivid and bizarre dreams all my life.

Interesting question.

**Edit**
lol, I used to write stories and most of them were indeed inspired by my whacky dreams. It used to annoy me to no end because the dream I'd be writing about would "haunt" me every night until the story was finished. And each night, more of the story would play out.
I wrote horror story stuff though, so I threw my unpublished novellas away (except one) before I was baptized. They were filled with spiritism or gore (which made the dreams all the more horrible).
I'm almost glad I no longer write lol!!

Answer 2

Though I have developed a practice of keeping in memory vivid details of my dreams, I do not recall any dream in which I belonged to any other religion or I felt that I was a different person.

Answer 3

I once had a thought of being a different religion... my religion followed shortly after.


I have had dreams where I've been 'me', but I didn't act like me at all. I have had other dreams where I've been an entirely different person.

Answer 4

it is not any magical rigidity that made this ensue, yet particularly in basic terms motivated on your minds collectively as asleep or earlier you went to mattress. in case you had a television on, the communicate might have subconsciously made you the two dream that. If it wasn't it would have been something that befell or watched the day before today. this is a uncommon accident that the two human beings might dream the comparable factor :)

Answer 5

Just as seeing myself from the outside, like a movie.

I am always me and always JW.

EDIT: Xyleisha, ever tried writing a novel? I'd love to read it!!! :-)

Answer 6

frankly speaking no

Answer 7

no ,ever