Is it normal for my dreams to take place in a multitude of demensions?

I have never heard of anything close to what I believe to often experience. My dreams all take place in one universe, in a way. But, there are multiple levels of being in them. At each level there are even many parallel timelines. When I'm awake I only know some of the framework, like what I am describing right now. When I fall asleep, depending on what reality I "wake up" in, I remember every detail that has happened in what feels like real time. Most commonly I'm in a 3rd dimension such as ours. There are two timelines / existences here. One is like a video game but actual life, generated and processed how we understand the real world to be. The other world at this level is pieces of my real life mixed into a completely realistic alternative life that is still mine. All the laws of science are the same here, but the politics of everyday life are different. But it's comforting. I even have fallen in love with a girl that vanishes from memory place I realize I'm really awake. I never know when I wake up that it's real life, because my dreams honestly feel much more real and detailed. I love it. But then I move over this 3rd demension into a 4th where it's almost like I'm experiencing my worlds without time. It has no order but is by no means chaotic. When I move up a level, I understand that dimension and all the ones beneath it. But once I go down, per say, I don't know of the higher levels, but at the same time I do. It's a lot like double think in 1984, but in good faith. I can't explain anything above 4 at all, really. Maybe the 5th level / dimension slightly, but only in the fact that it is the 4th without censorship. I only understand this when I'm asleep. I don't reach the higher level very often, as each increasing level becomes much more rare. The highest I believe I have "existed" in was the 8th, according to my reality based understanding of the realm. All I remember is swirls of light that doesn't have any colors that exist. I heard a powerful voice that had no sound to it, as contradictory as it sounds. I don't really know what else to say. My dream state, you can call it, is far more advanced and detailed than our earth. It's not frightening at all, which scares me. I should be worried but I love it. It is my home in a sense, it is my teacher. I exist.

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  • Mario214

    I suggest you to have something to write or record right next to you. You need more details about your dreams.

    Dreams usually means nothing more than random thoughts and imagination playing through your mind while you are asleep but usually they are part of something we already know or we have seen.

    Your dreams are super normal because they are way more creative than most people.

    I hope you understand and record it properly.

    I wish you the best.

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  • RoseIsabella

    Have you ever run into Bigfoot? I heard on Coast to Coast AM that he's kind of an interdimensionary kinda guy.

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  • Harold_Finch

    First, you could make a movie now. :D
    Second, that sounds awesome. You should try lucid dreaming - then you could actually control the dreams.
    And yeah, keep some kind of journal, after you wake up write down what you saw, especially details and how they made you feel.

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    • ThatOneOfMe

      I normally do control them, about half the time I'm aware of being in a dream, but in a way that I accept my duality.

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  • mysistersshadow

    I don't know... I think I may be more partial to the amateur incest erotica attempts. Oh and paragraphs. Paragraphs are a sort of hierarchical system of thought division... in this dimension. This division of thoughts isn't like the Department of Motor Vehicles division nor is it necessarily a taxonomic classification system of ideas. Heres some thing I stole thay may provide illumination....

    How long should a paragraph be?

    There is no absolute rule: very short or long paragraphs can work when used by an experienced writer. However, as a guideline, paragraphs should usually be no less that 2 or 3 sentences long and there should be 2 or 3 paragraphs per page of A4. The length of a paragraph depends on the idea being treated, but if a paragraph is shorter than 2 or 3 sentences, check to see if it is not really part of the previous or next paragraph. If your paragraph is longer than half a page, check to see if the idea would be better explained in two or more paragraphs.

    Pretty nifty, huh?

    As for your dream stuff... I enjoy dipping my toe into the pools of available hallucinogens occasionally and you're really missing out by not actually being awake while you visit these other realms.

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    • ThatOneOfMe

      Yeah my bad lol I didn't bother breaking this up into paragraphs with structure because it's a hard thing for me to explain. I just wanted to get my basic idea out, but thanks for the advice. It's hard to start something off like this as effectively as possible.

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