Published survey dream report · English · original text

The Lion and the Last Exit Door

Anonymous research participant

Survey and Dream Reports of Visitors to an Online Dating Website (N=1,035) (2022) · Dream Reports.pdf, PDF page 16, Reference ID 6823774

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a lion was loose in a strange building and all the doors to exit were locked. Just as I was approaching the last exit door a man came around the corner and tried the door and it opened. Just as he opened the door he looked behind and saw me running and being chased by the lion. I remember thinking that if he held the door I'd get away and if he didn't I'd die. He held the door, we slammed it closed together and then I woke up.

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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 16, Reference ID 6823774

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  • Dream peril or fear

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