Published survey dream report · English · original text

Dream report 6813234

Anonymous research participant

Survey and Dream Reports of Visitors to an Online Dating Website (N=1,035) (2022) · Dream Reports.pdf, PDF page 12, Reference ID 6813234

The dream started with me running away from an unseen thing chasing me. I entered a tall building and ran up the stairs to the roof. On the roof i was confronted by this unknown thing, and fell backwards off the roof. I then fell to the ground below, and when i hit the floor i woke with a start in my bed. My bed was shaking as if i had just litterally landed in it. There were no other people in this dream other than me, and whatever it is i was running from was unseen/unknown. This is a recurring dream that i have for about one week solid every few months.

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An anonymous participant’s published survey report. The source documents a self-reported dream; no individual report date or location was supplied. This is not a Synastry community submission.

Richard Coutts (2022), Survey and Dream Reports of Visitors to an Online Dating Website (N=1,035), version 7, CC BY 4.0; anonymous participant report.

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  • Dream anxiety or peril

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