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Dream report 6836039

Anonymous research participant

Survey and Dream Reports of Visitors to an Online Dating Website (N=1,035) (2022) · Dream Reports.pdf, PDF page 19, Reference ID 6836039

I remember all my dreams. Last night I dreamt I was on a huge crain that went at least 2000 feet into the air. I remember being scared at first, then the opperator down below started to move the crain really fast and I was freaking out, almost woke up, but then i calmed down and even started to enjoy it. When I came down I thanked the opperator for doing that and said "you really helped me" "I have always been scared of heights" "thankyou". I have had repeated dreams of being really high and on egdes, but this dream seem to be different I overcame my fear.

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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 peril or fear

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