Last night--and I am still wobbling a bit from the weirdness of it--I had more of these lengthy dreams, but the sense of time in them was off. As if I were experiencing things but they were longer than the actual passage of time (in the dream): a day was more like a couple of hours, but not to my experience, and possibly vice versa. Extremely strange, throwing off my experience of the world in general.
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Last night--and I am still wobbling a bit from the weirdness of it--I had more of these lengthy dreams, but the sense of time in them was off. As if I were experiencing things but they were longer than the actual passage of time (in the dream): a day was more like a couple of hours, but not to my experience, and possibly vice versa. Extremely strange, throwing off my experience of the world in general.
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