Published survey dream report · English · original text
Dream report 6823199
Anonymous research participant
Survey and Dream Reports of Visitors to an Online Dating Website (N=1,035) (2022) · Dream Reports.pdf, PDF page 15, Reference ID 6823199
1) [I had spent the previous day editing a man's novel] and continued editing in the dream, noting things I had missed. [When I woke in the middle of the night, I booted the computer, made the corrections I dreamed about, and emailed it to the client. Then I went back to sleep.] 2) [When I wasn't editing, I had been setting patio stones for a walk at the side of the house and reading a book on Permaculture.] Dream 2 was continuing to set the patio stones, planting wildflower seeds at the side of the house, watering them, and watching them grow and flower, all in a very brief period of time.
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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 Reports.pdf, PDF page 15, Reference ID 6823199
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