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⌈ Secret Post #2709 ⌋

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Re: I feel like my dreams are eating me alive

[solticisekf]

I just try not to think about /remember my bad dreams in order to forget them. If I write about a dream, I'll remeber it for sure.

Get a therapist maybe? I don't have any experience but I heard they could be helpful. Just make sure to go to a clinical psychiatrist first to rule out any issue with chemical balance - that's what my friends who work in the field say.

Do you have mercury tooth fillings? Vitamin or mineral deficiency? Maybe you could try some Feng Shui and make some aroma in your bedroom. Smells are supposedly go straight to the Unconscious. Change bedsheets, so you'll have different tactile sensations, paint walls a calming green or blue, have a nightlight, have a light that makes stars on your ceiling? Fall asleep with music, nature sounds or TV-show, it could positively affect your unconscious. Go for a vacation for a few weeks. Just a few ideas here...

Also salt bathes, chamomile tea and some calming non-prescription drug might help.)

Anyway, good luck!