Speaker 1: I've just closed my eyes again, climbed aboard the dream,
Speaker 1: weave the dream, try to take away my resold today,
Speaker 1: leave tomorrow behind.
Speaker 2: Dream.
Speaker 3: I've believe you can get me through.
Speaker 2: Way. Hey guys, Hey guys, welcome to number twelve, our
Speaker 2: twelfth episode where we are continuing our awesome discussion on
Speaker 2: strange dreams.
Speaker 3: You know, I was thinking about the different categories and
Speaker 3: we forgot one.
Speaker 2: What's that erotic dreams? Right? Yeah, it's true.
Speaker 3: You know, they are a form of lucid dreams, but
Speaker 3: they are a type of dream that a lot of
Speaker 3: people experience, not everybody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we didn't say anything about.
Speaker 3: I'm not omitting the omissions. I mean, it's it's a thing.
Speaker 3: It's I know, it's science, it's physiology.
Speaker 2: It happens, it does. So what are we gonna talk
Speaker 2: about number twelve? Number twelve?
Speaker 3: You know, I don't think we went over in any
Speaker 3: kind of distinct form the actual stages of sleep.
Speaker 2: I don't remember.
Speaker 3: I remember we talked, we touched it. We talked about
Speaker 3: REM and in REM non REM sleep, and RAM sleep, which.
Speaker 2: Means rapid eye movement, right, and n REM means non
Speaker 2: rapid eye movement. That's right.
Speaker 3: So the first one, non REM is when you're first
Speaker 3: going into sleep.
Speaker 2: And your eyes aren't moving rapidly, and.
Speaker 3: Then when you go into deep sleep, then you.
Speaker 2: Rem your eyes are moving, but you know it's weird.
Speaker 3: REM sleep is sometimes the type of sleep when you're
Speaker 3: having dreams that you remember.
Speaker 2: Rem nimber Yeah nice, yeah, nice little catchphrase.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, you gotta you gotta do what you gotta do.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: So to kick this episode off, we did something unique
Speaker 3: and included my wife Rock sand not unique to us, no,
Speaker 3: not unique to us. We did as most of you know,
Speaker 3: we do it what's called an idea, which stands.
Speaker 2: For investigation destination libation.
Speaker 3: Which consists of three elements that we combine into a
Speaker 3: trifecta of goodness to kick off an episode when we
Speaker 3: start our investigation. That's why it's called investigation destination light bait.
Speaker 2: Typically we go we would be doing it in the spot. So,
Speaker 2: like we went to show showing and we did our
Speaker 2: investigation destination.
Speaker 3: Libation there and catimulation we kicked off in the show showing.
Speaker 2: Idaho. So did you just say show shine? I literally
Speaker 2: just said one and a half seconds.
Speaker 3: Okay, I don't know why I did that.
Speaker 2: I don't either.
Speaker 3: So like in our so what so like our Spooky
Speaker 3: Things in Strange Places series, we kicked off with an
Speaker 3: IDEO at Milner's Gate in Twin Falls, Idaho, and tonight
Speaker 3: we kicked off our investigation destination libation for strange dreams
Speaker 3: in our homes because guess where.
Speaker 2: You usually dream?
Speaker 3: That's where we take our naps, in our homes, in
Speaker 3: our own beds. We didn't want to do it in
Speaker 3: bed though not Yeah, I didn't want to crawl in
Speaker 3: bed with Austin and my wife.
Speaker 2: It would be weird.
Speaker 3: So we got out our glasses. We filled them up.
Speaker 3: This time was something a little bit different. We filled
Speaker 3: them up with what was that? It was an Irish stout.
Speaker 2: It was weird coming to the little stereo. I'm left
Speaker 2: and you're right, but no, you're wrong, I am right.
Speaker 2: There you go. But it was it was impial. It
Speaker 2: was an impurial stout. It was not imperial. It was
Speaker 2: just an Irish.
Speaker 3: Oh, it was an Irish Irish stout and nitro Irish stout.
Speaker 2: Can It was a nice looking can you want me
Speaker 2: to run and grab one? You can fill in the
Speaker 2: dead air?
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, go get one while I I'll just wait.
Speaker 3: So Austin's running to find the can. Oh yeah, Mongolian
Speaker 3: chanting because that has everything to do with dreams. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Austin's going to get his used can of Irish stout.
Speaker 3: I am filling in the silence here, but it was fun.
Speaker 3: We kicked off our investigation into strange dreams. We've done
Speaker 3: a little research online. We found out that there were
Speaker 3: actually four stages of sleep. Okay, so Austin's back with it.
Speaker 2: Keeps my breath because I literally ran. I know you ran,
Speaker 2: You ran fast like the wind.
Speaker 3: You don't you almost spit up?
Speaker 2: Okay, he almost spit his beer out, but it in
Speaker 2: case we need to run our mouth out.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So it's a Friday night, so we are actually having
Speaker 3: a couple. We are sampling three different beers. We could
Speaker 3: sample four, but we've already had the fourth. So actually
Speaker 3: we've had all of these except for those two. Anyway,
Speaker 3: fifty is usually not a good place to start saying
Speaker 3: all of them. Yeah, that's true. Anyway, we had because
Speaker 3: we've tasted them. Okay, so that's in the past. It works.
Speaker 3: So we did our idel with nitro Irish stout by
Speaker 3: Breckenridge Brewery out of I don't know, someone in Colorado.
Speaker 3: It says, fine, Colorado ales, let's go with four columns.
Speaker 2: And it was pretty good. It's pretty good. It is
Speaker 2: super good.
Speaker 3: It is very smooth. It's got a four point four
Speaker 3: percent alcohol rate, so it won't kick your butt like
Speaker 3: Dragon's milk does. And we did it with Irish whiskey.
Speaker 3: It was bush Nails and bush mills Irish whiskey. And
Speaker 3: what did we have.
Speaker 2: For the cream? It was just a vanilla cream.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was a vanilla cream, which isn't the ideal,
Speaker 3: but it's what we had.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we improvised, but it tasted.
Speaker 3: Pretty good except for the mom didn't like it.
Speaker 2: It was nice because this this Irish stout has like
Speaker 2: a coffee flavor. It does. I don't know if that's
Speaker 2: intentional or not, but it kind of had a coffee thing. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's got it. It's a dark so the vanilla creamer
Speaker 2: when you drop it in it actually tastes pretty good.
Speaker 3: And the Irish whiskey with that was actually I thought
Speaker 3: it was exceptional, not as good. I don't think it's
Speaker 3: as an idel beer. It's not quite as good as
Speaker 3: Dragon's milk for an ideal. No, I mean, it's hard
Speaker 3: to beat Dragon's milk for the ideas. But anyway, we
Speaker 3: had my wife, Rock's hand and Austin's mom.
Speaker 2: Do you remember her? She is a hooker's not.
Speaker 3: He said that one time in an episode and he
Speaker 3: wasn't being serious. He's a funny guy because their names
Speaker 3: Rock Sanne.
Speaker 1: Red.
Speaker 3: Those days, your mom never turned on the red light,
Speaker 3: which is good because yeah, I would feel bad. I'd
Speaker 3: be like Steam and I want to share you with
Speaker 3: another boy.
Speaker 2: That was good.
Speaker 3: No, yeah, yeah, but anyway, I've heard that song a
Speaker 3: few times.
Speaker 2: Also, we're drinking right now, Sierra Nevada.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Bigfoot Barley Wine style, Haroll.
Speaker 2: That's pretty good.
Speaker 3: It's like, yeah, it's like nine point six percent.
Speaker 2: It's good.
Speaker 3: It's hoppy.
Speaker 2: It reminds me of Brown Sugar Brown from Line not Lining, Googles.
Speaker 3: I don't know what you're talking about, but yeah, it's
Speaker 3: it's really good. I saw the store and seeing how
Speaker 3: we're gonna be at a convention here in the near future.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna say in Boise, Idaho on June thirteenth, it's
Speaker 3: a Saturday, from nine till five. There is actually a convention,
Speaker 3: a squatch con convention for all you big foot lovers
Speaker 3: out there in Boise, Idaho, on Fairview Avenue at a
Speaker 3: place called Death poof Coffee.
Speaker 2: I've been there. It's cool.
Speaker 3: They have a venue there for concerts and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: We got a booth. We're gonna set it up.
Speaker 3: We're gonna, i don't know, probably see all of our
Speaker 3: two fans, but we're gonna have fun. I'm going to
Speaker 3: design maybe some kind of design for bigfoot merchandise of
Speaker 3: some sort.
Speaker 2: Did you get a sasquatch sign, Tater, Oh? Good one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll do something. We're going to do some merch
Speaker 3: and we're going to be there and we're going to
Speaker 3: be talking about strange things and it will be the
Speaker 3: perfect kickoff for our adventure, our first steps into cryptozoological topics.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: And we are going to do a series on well,
Speaker 3: let's just say giant hairy people.
Speaker 2: Yes, shout out to the Viking.
Speaker 3: Yeah to the Viking, a big foot incarnate yep.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Anyway, if you guys want to come out June thirteenth,
Speaker 3: twenty twenty and so you might be listening to this
Speaker 3: like a year down the road. Yeah, they got plenty
Speaker 3: of time to get ready to go to that, And
Speaker 3: I don't want to come in twenty twenty one because
Speaker 3: if you come in twenty twenty one, it's already happened.
Speaker 3: But maybe they'll have one in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: All the people in Breckenridge, Colorado Place Brewing Company can
Speaker 2: plan to come down here. That's right.
Speaker 3: And we bought their beer especially to promote Squatch Con
Speaker 3: twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: They didn't make that one here Nevada. No, I know.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying we bought this because of Squatch conwy Ido.
Speaker 2: That's the one I was talking about. The nitro stout
Speaker 2: that says Breckenridge, Colorado, that says Nevada on Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: shit here in Nevada all flip flopped.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Okay, that didn't work, did it?
Speaker 2: I was confused. I didn't know what you were talking about.
Speaker 3: Well, why would you say anything about Denver people, jerks,
Speaker 3: because miss Sneath.
Speaker 2: Looking late.
Speaker 3: Here, it's not happening. Didn't happen anyway. People are going
Speaker 3: to get a lot of drinks if I don't come
Speaker 3: out as anyways anyway anybody.
Speaker 2: So we talked about about that.
Speaker 3: There are four stages of sleep, and the four stages
Speaker 3: are in REM one, which is non rapid eye movement
Speaker 3: stage one, okay, and it's a transition period between being
Speaker 3: awake and sleeping, and it usually lasts they say, whoever
Speaker 3: they are that studies sleep sleep guys that it last
Speaker 3: five to ten minutes. And then you go into n
Speaker 3: REM stage two or non RIM sleep or non rapid
Speaker 3: eye movement sleep stage two. And during this stage, your
Speaker 3: body temperature drops, your heart slows down, your blood pressure drops,
Speaker 3: and your brain begins to produce sleep. I guess they
Speaker 3: call them spindles, which are the little things that, yeah,
Speaker 3: that that are developed.
Speaker 2: To help you sleep.
Speaker 3: I don't quite understand exactly what they are, but we'll
Speaker 3: dive into that sleep. And that stage usually lasts about
Speaker 3: about twenty minutes, so before you're really into a deep
Speaker 3: sleep where you will have like dreams that are memorable,
Speaker 3: you know, twenty minutes into it, twenty thirty minutes into it, right,
Speaker 3: So then you hit stage three, which is non RIM
Speaker 3: stage three, and so it's still a non rapid eye
Speaker 3: movement sleep state. And in this state, your muscles.
Speaker 2: Relax, mind don't.
Speaker 3: And this is where your blood pressure really drops to
Speaker 3: a low level and where your deepest sleep occurs. So
Speaker 3: this is like this is like, this is like when
Speaker 3: you take a power nap and you're so exhausted and
Speaker 3: all of a sudden you're just like slabbering on your
Speaker 3: pillow and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: That's what this is.
Speaker 3: It's that deep stage three, non rim sleep, so you're
Speaker 3: you're not having rapid eye movement.
Speaker 2: So after you do that, the first three stages are
Speaker 2: basically when it will be one goes on that little
Speaker 2: thing to pull a lever and turn off those shields
Speaker 2: and it's like, yeah, that long, long, long turnoff. Yep,
Speaker 2: that's that's what that is.
Speaker 3: That's what that is. So this is then you hit
Speaker 3: the good and this is where like the happy, memorable
Speaker 3: stuff happens, and that is in rim sleep, and rimsleep
Speaker 3: would be the fourth stage. But during this some weird
Speaker 3: things happen physiologically, so your brain becomes more active instead
Speaker 3: of shutting down, it turns back on.
Speaker 2: More active relatively to know when you were sleeping. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so your first three stages are more active than when
Speaker 2: you're awake.
Speaker 3: So when they put the sensors on the brain, you know,
Speaker 3: and they start looking at it, your neurons start firing again,
Speaker 3: and they're like, things are going on. Yeah, who knows what?
Speaker 3: I think Maybe you're in contact with another dimension.
Speaker 2: Oh could be.
Speaker 3: But anyway, then your body becomes relaxed and immobilized, and
Speaker 3: your dreams occur and there's rapid eye movement. But also
Speaker 3: during the stage, your blood pressure increases. Again, your muscles
Speaker 3: could flex, and then muscil always flex. Yeah, you're always
Speaker 3: a flexed muscle. But also this is how how accurate
Speaker 3: do we want to be in our physiological discussions?
Speaker 2: I mean accurate, but maybe not too.
Speaker 3: Specific because I know things that kind of happened to
Speaker 3: males in the early morning during this sleep is very common.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think we need to talk about that.
Speaker 3: No, no, or you could play easy to wood. We
Speaker 3: don't need to erect this subject. No, people that it's
Speaker 3: not hard to imagine, right.
Speaker 2: You might wake up a little stiff, A little stiff, yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: But let's go to Yeah, but that happens during this
Speaker 3: last stage too, and anyway, but this is where you
Speaker 3: have dreams and you remember them. Usually most of your
Speaker 3: dreams occur in rem stays, at least the lucid ones
Speaker 3: and non daydreams and non visions and those of things,
Speaker 3: because those are those are dreams, I guess, and there are.
Speaker 2: Things that happen.
Speaker 3: They can even happen while you're awake if you wanted
Speaker 3: them to.
Speaker 2: I suppose if you see shadow people.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so let's talk about the types of dreams. You
Speaker 3: can get online and you can find websites that talk
Speaker 3: about the thirty different kinds of dreams.
Speaker 2: Five best dream scenario.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, there's all kinds of numbers.
Speaker 2: Let's do eight. Let's do the top eight.
Speaker 3: Dream scenarios that we can think of. So do you
Speaker 3: want to kick it off us? You can just pick
Speaker 3: your top the one that you think at first? What
Speaker 3: kind of dreams?
Speaker 2: Well, for me, probably daydreams. Yeah, we talked a little
Speaker 2: bit about because we were talking about it earlier.
Speaker 3: Dreams where you think you know you're gonna do something fantastic.
Speaker 2: Or fantastic or for me, it's like almost like creating
Speaker 2: a scenario for myself, and I get pretty intricate with it,
Speaker 2: like the type of vehicle I'm driving, the way it's
Speaker 2: set up, and.
Speaker 3: I do thing, Yeah, I do, like I'm gonna do
Speaker 3: three flips down the thing.
Speaker 2: I don't know that you're more of a superhero in
Speaker 2: your dreams than I am. Well, I'm talking about like
Speaker 2: just peaceful scenarios usually for me almost like it's it
Speaker 2: might be a way of meditation for me, because when
Speaker 2: I get to work in the mornings and when I
Speaker 2: am driving there, I you know, I'll pretend our dream
Speaker 2: in my head. I got this nice camper, and my
Speaker 2: family's there. We got a dog there that we love
Speaker 2: and he's well trained. And you know, the way the
Speaker 2: campgrounds positioned I have in my head, and it's realistic.
Speaker 2: Who's coming in and who's talking with me and what
Speaker 2: we're talking about. You know, I'm showing Joe my new camper,
Speaker 2: and I'm showing all the things in life that make
Speaker 2: you feel. Yeah, And I'm kind of like adding these
Speaker 2: things together as I get through my morning, because if
Speaker 2: I don't do that, I might fall asleep, or I'll
Speaker 2: just think about what I got to do at work
Speaker 2: all day and then be depressed. Not that my job
Speaker 2: is terrible, but you know, if you just sit there
Speaker 2: and you're in the moment at work makes work long, yeah,
Speaker 2: makes you kind of just entertain your mind. Well.
Speaker 3: And you know, we asked your mom about you know
Speaker 3: what kind of days. She's different than me. She has
Speaker 3: dreams about like going camping and about just sitting around
Speaker 3: the fire and being away and not have similar all
Speaker 3: the crazy things in life.
Speaker 2: And she has dreams, she said about like she got
Speaker 2: us alid matching camping chairs and she can't wait to watch.
Speaker 3: Us opens on their faces to be so deliriously happy.
Speaker 2: Austin breaks down, cry and again. And your dreams are
Speaker 2: action hero.
Speaker 3: I'm always like when the things I always think about
Speaker 3: what if the robbery came in? And then I'm like, oh,
Speaker 3: what would I do? And then that's where I have
Speaker 3: my day dreams, like, oh, this is what I do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wouldn't be you know, like in the movie
Speaker 2: theaters where I get mine because of that Batman movie
Speaker 2: theater shooting that happened. Oh you know, and you think
Speaker 2: about those things. I put my family on the floor.
Speaker 3: And then you'd run the pipes to the back of
Speaker 3: the chairs across.
Speaker 2: Yeah, something like that. You know, so silly, and you
Speaker 2: know it's never gonna happen like that. But that's one
Speaker 2: of those things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, those are cool. But let's go on now to
Speaker 3: another category. Let's talk about lucid dreams lucid. So, lucid
Speaker 3: dreams are the ones that are like hyper real. They
Speaker 3: call them lucid because you remember them when you wake
Speaker 3: up and you're involved with them, and they're they make
Speaker 3: your you know, your blood pressure spike and your heart
Speaker 3: beat fast, and they're.
Speaker 2: Crazy and you have control in your dreams. You can
Speaker 2: sometimes yeah, Brock, we've talked about them before, or shout
Speaker 2: out to my to the double B. He he used
Speaker 2: to talk about having lucid dreams where he could actually control. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, he's like, well, this is a dream and
Speaker 2: I know what, I can fly over that mountain or
Speaker 2: I can you know, punch this person in the face,
Speaker 2: zero consequences, and he's thinking of it. He's controlling and
Speaker 2: with the knowledge kind of like Deadpool knows that he's
Speaker 2: a comic book character. You know, you're in a dream.
Speaker 2: You can do whatever you whatever you want.
Speaker 3: Well, it's kind of like what I was saying too,
Speaker 3: if you're having a dream. In the dream, you're you're
Speaker 3: conscious and saying hey, don't do that, but you're.
Speaker 2: Aware that you're in a dream.
Speaker 3: He was like, no, I'm gonna do what I want
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 2: It's a dream man. And then you feel guilty about it. Anyway.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I have dreams and I don't know if they'd
Speaker 2: be lucid or not, but like something will happen. Like
Speaker 2: let's say here's one that happens a lot. I'm in
Speaker 2: a car or on a bicycle or a motorcycle, and
Speaker 2: I'm on like a bumpy road and I go over
Speaker 2: a bump and I just like take off like flying.
Speaker 2: I like take off like the like the the bump
Speaker 2: was such a big jump, and I just like, you know,
Speaker 2: like my momentum is carrying me way further than it should.
Speaker 2: Like I'm on the moon and I know I'm gonna
Speaker 2: like crash and I'm gonna hit the ground and it's
Speaker 2: gonna hurt, and I have that feeling of like falling.
Speaker 2: But then I know I'm like, well, no, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: be okay. It happens before you know, I'll just hit
Speaker 2: the ground. I'll be okay. And then and then I
Speaker 2: hit the ground and I'm okay, And it's almost like
Speaker 2: I know what's gonna happen because I've had it before.
Speaker 2: It's like you create the ending. I don't. I don't
Speaker 2: really have the cognitive ability to control the dream, but
Speaker 2: I I can calm myself down in the dream, if
Speaker 2: that makes sense. It's a weird one, but I think
Speaker 2: that'd be kind of lucid, like, ye, I'm at least
Speaker 2: a little bit aware of what's happening.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like lucid dreams. Lucid dreams are the best ones. Okay,
Speaker 3: so let's go into the next one.
Speaker 2: The worst ones.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, this one's kind of bad nightmares. So I
Speaker 3: don't know if I've had a lot of nightmares. I
Speaker 3: remember I know one that you've had, which one where
Speaker 3: I get stuck to the floor, No, with the and
Speaker 3: one about the devil. Yeah, that's the one I got
Speaker 3: stuck to the floor. I don't know what, you know.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it is. I have like religious dreams, Yeah,
Speaker 2: spiritual because your upbringing, maybe everything's doom and gloom and terrible.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But at the same time, it's like I'm not
Speaker 3: that way now. But I do believe in evil. I
Speaker 3: do believe in those kind of things. So maybe that's
Speaker 3: a natural way that those things creep into your life.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that.
Speaker 3: One, I had a dream that there was an evil
Speaker 3: presence that came to when we were living in the
Speaker 3: double wide trailer down by the river at Grandpa's house.
Speaker 2: And we were in.
Speaker 3: Between moving into a new place there in twin Falls,
Speaker 3: and so we stayed in a trailer, double wide trailer,
Speaker 3: and Mom and you and Amber were there. And I
Speaker 3: come inside the trailer and all of you guys are
Speaker 3: laying flat on the floor. Your eyes are open and
Speaker 3: you're looking around, like, watch out, there's somebody in there.
Speaker 3: But none of you guys could move.
Speaker 2: You were stuck, right, believe you, like catatonic or whatever. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And then there was like this deep did or whatever,
Speaker 2: just a.
Speaker 3: Low base kind of thing that you can feel through
Speaker 3: your whole body, and it just pushed me to the
Speaker 3: floor and it.
Speaker 2: Just stuck like a magnet, right.
Speaker 3: So I could look around with my eyes, but I
Speaker 3: couldn't move anything. I was just stuck to the floor.
Speaker 3: And and I had this idea that, oh, this is
Speaker 3: like something evil, like the Devil's here or something. And
Speaker 3: then in my mind I had like, no, you can't be.
Speaker 3: It has no power over me. And then we were
Speaker 3: able to get up.
Speaker 4: You have no power candles show lot power, you know,
Speaker 4: but yeah, and then we got up, and it was
Speaker 4: weird that stuck with me that dream.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because do you remember I got like a really
Speaker 2: bad fever. Well, we remodeled the house. I do remember that,
Speaker 2: and I was like, it might've been like West Nile
Speaker 2: or something like. It was bad. I think you had
Speaker 2: really high fever and just messed up. And because we.
Speaker 3: Had some friends that the wife had a bad go
Speaker 3: around with. West Nile was right during that same.
Speaker 2: Kind of like lucid like lucid hallucinations like I would
Speaker 2: actually I saw it like I thought I saw a
Speaker 2: guy come into our house and he wasn't there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and then I like kind of snapped out of it,
Speaker 2: and I was like, this is weird, but and that
Speaker 2: might come up late.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, that's a really good I don't
Speaker 3: think it's in fever dreams, right, Yeah, hallucinations caused by fever, illness, sickness, drugs,
Speaker 3: that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: But A sorry, but you had told me that dream
Speaker 2: the thing maybe we were talking about one of my
Speaker 2: dreams or hallucinations, and you had told me about this
Speaker 2: terrible dream where you were stuck to the floor and
Speaker 2: everything was shaking. Yeah, So I don't remember if you
Speaker 2: remember when we were remodeling the house, because I flooded
Speaker 2: it with a washing machine twice. I only did it.
Speaker 2: I only flooded it once, but and it was the
Speaker 2: washing machine's fault both times.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh, props to the junior higher doing his own laundry.
Speaker 2: That's all.
Speaker 3: I'm all I'm saying is thank goodness for insurance, because yeah,
Speaker 3: that was But yeah, you told me this thing and
Speaker 3: everything was shaking in your dream, like rattling, like things
Speaker 3: were falling off the walls, and I've got this fever.
Speaker 2: I'm home alone and the house is torn apart. There's
Speaker 2: no floors, everything's like moved around and messed up, and
Speaker 2: I'm like laying on the couch with the TV right
Speaker 2: next to me, and everything in the house starts shaking
Speaker 2: and rumbling and falling off the walls, and I was like,
Speaker 2: this is insane. This has got to be the end
Speaker 2: of the world. This is and I'm like kind of panicked.
Speaker 2: So I my thought is to go outside, maybe run
Speaker 2: to our neighbor's house, who was my uncle, my aunt
Speaker 2: and uncle ted And I run outside and I have
Speaker 2: this like moment of clarity where I know they're doing
Speaker 2: construction and they're repaving the road in one of those
Speaker 2: those big like flatteners. Yeah, I was driving by the
Speaker 2: house and it was shaking everything. But I thought, because
Speaker 2: you had just told me that, and I've got this fever,
Speaker 2: and I'm weak minded enough as it is, I thought
Speaker 2: that I was gonna get like attacked. Okay, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: tell another dream. Okay, I got one. So this one's
Speaker 2: like totally embarrassing, but I'll tell you.
Speaker 3: If I was a young kid and we go flying,
Speaker 3: We're gonna go to our first ever professional basketball game
Speaker 3: in the dream or in Ireland in real life. Okay,
Speaker 3: so we're gonna fly up there and we're going to
Speaker 3: go to this game, and I was pretty jacked about
Speaker 3: going this big exciting thing basketball, pro ball, you know.
Speaker 3: And and so we get in the airplane, we fly
Speaker 3: up there and it was like really exciting. And the
Speaker 3: next day we're going to go to the Portland trail
Speaker 3: Blazers up into Portland. And that night I have this
Speaker 3: dream that we're going to the Portland trail Blazers game
Speaker 3: and Dad and I go down to the latrine while
Speaker 3: we're watching the game to go to the bathroom. So
Speaker 3: we come back, so we go down, we go down
Speaker 3: to the bathroom and in my dream, you know, I'm
Speaker 3: going to the bathroom, and then it was a bathroom
Speaker 3: and this what's really weird, Like in my dream, I
Speaker 3: there was like something fell down and like got in
Speaker 3: the way of me going to the bathrooms. Like it
Speaker 3: was it was like a straw wrapper, and it like
Speaker 3: stuck to me in my dream.
Speaker 2: You know what's going on?
Speaker 3: So I wake up and I had wet the bed.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness, I was like, and I was so embarrassed.
Speaker 2: I was so awful. So what do you do?
Speaker 3: You're like nine ten somewhere like that.
Speaker 2: What I do?
Speaker 3: I'm a I've never went the bed for like since
Speaker 3: I ever I could remember. What do I do?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 3: I think I'm going to sneak into my mom and
Speaker 3: dad's bedroom at my aunt and uncle's house where we're
Speaker 3: staying and tell them so that I won't be embarrassed
Speaker 3: to have to tell my aunt and uncle.
Speaker 2: So in the middle of the night, I go sneaking in.
Speaker 3: There's probably I don't.
Speaker 2: Know, everybody in the morning passed the bedroom and I go.
Speaker 5: In there and the lights are off and I said, Mom, Dad,
Speaker 5: I don't know what happened, but I wet the bed,
Speaker 5: and then the light clicked and it's my uncle.
Speaker 2: I went.
Speaker 3: I was like totally busted. And they probably thought I
Speaker 3: had like continence problems or something.
Speaker 2: They're probably like that dumb Mikey again, yeah figures.
Speaker 3: But yeah, so that's a dumb dream. But anyway, there
Speaker 3: you go with the fun dream. It's embarrassing, it's funny.
Speaker 2: I had to dream the whole your Devil or Evil
Speaker 2: House thing. This was at the house we moved into
Speaker 2: after the double wide. Okay, uh, maybe around the fever
Speaker 2: dream time actually, because the house the road was actually
Speaker 2: being worked on. I don't know if you remember. In
Speaker 2: front of that house was a a manhole cover. I
Speaker 2: guess it had a fish on it and stuff, and uh,
Speaker 2: the road was all gray, like they just chip sealed it,
Speaker 2: and and you.
Speaker 3: Know why that fish was on there, right, No, it's
Speaker 3: basically saying that this goes to the river. Okay, sorry, but.
Speaker 2: I wake up in my dream. I wake up and
Speaker 2: nobody's there, and I go outside and I had a
Speaker 2: golden nugget. I don't know where it is now. It's
Speaker 2: like a little tiny gold nugget, very awkwardly bumpy shaped
Speaker 2: gold nugget, and that was going from Earth up to
Speaker 2: the sky like floating like yeah, like flying like a
Speaker 2: space ship. And everybody was supposed to be getting onto
Speaker 2: this nugget, and our neighbors, who were like a Samoan
Speaker 2: family were getting on and a couple of them weren't
Speaker 2: able to fit on this nugget that was launching them
Speaker 2: up to the sky. And you have weird dreams, yeah,
Speaker 2: And it was basically me and two people from this family,
Speaker 2: very nice family, on a golden nugget. No no, no, no,
Speaker 2: everybody left and we were stuck. That was the last one.
Speaker 2: And then that manhole coverage just and fire shot out
Speaker 2: of it and the world like split in half.
Speaker 3: That was your dream.
Speaker 2: That was my dream, and it was actually pretty scary.
Speaker 2: That's weird. But I think it was around that same time,
Speaker 2: maybe because we were talking about dreams, and that might
Speaker 2: have been the dream. I told you that.
Speaker 3: You were probably too young to remember your sister having
Speaker 3: night terrors.
Speaker 2: I vaguely remember like her waking up in the bathroom
Speaker 2: or in the shower.
Speaker 3: And she would do these things before that, when we
Speaker 3: were living in Twin Falls, she was probably five.
Speaker 2: It was really creepy.
Speaker 3: She would have these night terrars, and she'd be walking
Speaker 3: around the house in the middle of the night, pointing
Speaker 3: at things on the walls, like fire or whatever. She'd
Speaker 3: see like the walls burst into flames. She'd be walking
Speaker 3: around and pointing at them and just screaming and crying,
Speaker 3: and we'd be like, what's going on? And we have
Speaker 3: to get her back to And I don't think that
Speaker 3: one's in here either.
Speaker 2: Night terrors. I don't think that.
Speaker 3: I mean it is, but the difference is you're up
Speaker 3: walking around. I mean it is a lucid dream.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's like people like hurt people. Yeah, punch them.
Speaker 2: We would have to. We would have to. You couldn't
Speaker 2: wake her up.
Speaker 3: You'd have to kind of like steer her back to
Speaker 3: the bed and then she get in bed and she
Speaker 3: wouldn't remember anything about it.
Speaker 2: It was really weird. Too bad. It wasn't current videotaping.
Speaker 3: I know you could, like you could briber and stuff.
Speaker 2: Saying, hey, can you remember that time you woke up
Speaker 2: in the shower.
Speaker 3: Three in the morning. You're getting ready for school.
Speaker 2: What are you doing? I'm getting ready for school.
Speaker 3: It's three in the morning.
Speaker 2: What it was weird?
Speaker 3: Okay, so recurring dreams pretty much.
Speaker 2: Yeah, everybody knows what a nightmare is. Yeah, bad dream,
Speaker 2: You're stuck, the monster's getting you, you're not happy, you're
Speaker 2: opening the door and your family's there, but your family's dead,
Speaker 2: or you know, just terrible, terrible dreams.
Speaker 3: Yeah, everybody's everybody's heard those, everybody's got them. And then
Speaker 3: recurring dreams, which is what Dawn had.
Speaker 2: The one thing we told and kind of like my
Speaker 2: stick one was yeah, pop a tone.
Speaker 3: It happens over and over again. I don't think I've
Speaker 3: ever had a recurring dream really.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean I'll have a dream and I might have
Speaker 3: like the same kind of thing happened, like maybe I'll fly,
Speaker 3: but it's always a different scenario. It's not like the
Speaker 3: same dream over and over again. Yeah, so I've never
Speaker 3: experienced I've had that.
Speaker 2: Cocoon one I just mentioned where I'm falling and I
Speaker 2: don't have any control and I hit the trash can
Speaker 2: and kind of like that's the end of the dream.
Speaker 2: And I've had the stick one. I'd say those are
Speaker 2: the two big reoccurring dreams I've had. But those are
Speaker 2: just dreams that are the same yeah every time, maybe
Speaker 2: minor differences, but the plot, the way it's brought out
Speaker 2: is the same. Well.
Speaker 3: I think sometimes people who have recurring dreams have the
Speaker 3: same dream, maybe little minutia of changes, but the same dream,
Speaker 3: and they could have it night after night or week
Speaker 3: after week, you know, intermittently. Ye, but it's continual. That's
Speaker 3: a weird deal. I mean, yeah, what would cause that?
Speaker 3: Why would your mind be stuck your subconscious mind in
Speaker 3: sleep one third of its life. Having the same dream
Speaker 3: over and over is something trying to tell you something
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's weird.
Speaker 3: So another one is healing dreams. I mean, that's one
Speaker 3: that you can look and there's a category for that.
Speaker 3: And healing dreams are supposedly messages from outside of time
Speaker 3: and space or whatever that makes you, you know, warns
Speaker 3: you get you to do something so that you change
Speaker 3: something that makes your life better.
Speaker 2: I've heard of dreams like that where you even solve
Speaker 2: your own problems in a dream, And sometimes I wonder
Speaker 2: if maybe there's a different category for this. But like
Speaker 2: a healing dream could be like a coping mechanism, you know,
Speaker 2: like that the dream with the snake, you were going
Speaker 2: to Twin Fall or to Salt Lake. Every weekend. Maybe
Speaker 2: it was me being afraid that something would take you
Speaker 2: away longer or something, or you know, something like that,
Speaker 2: and my brain's trying to process my feelings and it's
Speaker 2: kind of like coming to a resolution in your brain. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it could be. I know.
Speaker 3: Another thing, like with healing dreams. A lot of times
Speaker 3: people who have healing dreams will be in their dream
Speaker 3: they'll be warned that they're they have cancer or they
Speaker 3: need to get something checked, like like, Hey, I had
Speaker 3: a dream and in my dream, I lost my voice
Speaker 3: and there was a lump on the side of my neck.
Speaker 3: I think I better go get it checked. Even though
Speaker 3: there's no.
Speaker 2: Incentive, influences them to go in.
Speaker 3: So they go and they get checked and sure enough, thyroid,
Speaker 3: they have something going on. Yeah, and actually will lead
Speaker 3: to their healing or that something is fixed.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So that's kind of like maybe your body knows
Speaker 2: and it's like.
Speaker 3: Brain getting a way to communicate to you that your
Speaker 3: conscious mind that you've got to go and get checked.
Speaker 2: Well, that's pretty cool if the body does weird things,
Speaker 2: So that's not like a psychological thing, it's more of
Speaker 2: a physical It could.
Speaker 3: Be I mean, I don't know, I mean, but that's
Speaker 3: just kind of how they categorize it is that it
Speaker 3: leads to healing or at least to understanding what's wrong
Speaker 3: so that you can try to get fixed or whatever.
Speaker 3: Next one would be prophetic dreams. You're prophetic, your face
Speaker 3: is prophetic. But yeah, prosthetic, prosthetic, prosthetic dream dream. Yeah
Speaker 3: you can basically you take off your old dream and
Speaker 3: put on a new dream, a bigger one. I like
Speaker 3: it better. It's bionic. But so yeah, prophetic dreams. So
Speaker 3: prophetic dreams are precognitive.
Speaker 2: Or psychic.
Speaker 3: So it's like you're getting information that's beyond our time demain.
Speaker 3: So maybe my dream that I told you about at
Speaker 3: the beginning could.
Speaker 2: Fit in that it was pathetic and prothetic.
Speaker 3: If it's getting if it's giving me information about the future,
Speaker 3: that would be a prophetic dream. Or a lot of
Speaker 3: biblical dreams in the Bible are prophetic dreams because they
Speaker 3: are they're telling history in advance.
Speaker 2: And maybe the healing dreams and prophetic dreams kind of collide.
Speaker 2: They could in your personal life and the same. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like your body knows, oh man, your thyroid cancer, like
Speaker 2: we talked or whatever, and you have this dream that
Speaker 2: your lump, your neck is swollen, and you could consider
Speaker 2: it prophetic that you go to the doctor and you
Speaker 2: find out you have cancer. Yeah, or it could have
Speaker 2: been your body. So those two kind of might kind
Speaker 2: of cross over in like a personal aspect, but prophecy
Speaker 2: in terms of like I had a dream that my
Speaker 2: sister got in the car wreck and it was terrible,
Speaker 2: and you wake up the next day to a phone
Speaker 2: call it your sister just wrecked in her car and
Speaker 2: she's in the hospital. That would be like a really
Speaker 2: good obvious and yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, totally yeah. So basically it's your subconscious mind warning
Speaker 3: you and getting your conscious mind to understand something that
Speaker 3: is coming. How it knows, who knows?
Speaker 2: That gets to that whole weird thing.
Speaker 3: Where does your brain go? What happens? Are you're getting
Speaker 3: downloads from an extra dimension from next from another entity
Speaker 3: source power I don't know, as the Aliens, the Aliens,
Speaker 3: or the Nepheline or the Eloheen or the Council of Gods.
Speaker 2: You decide.
Speaker 3: Hey, And by the way, I just want to say
Speaker 3: this because I haven't said this for a while. If
Speaker 3: this kind of stuff freaks you out, you know that
Speaker 3: we're talking about if it makes you feel weird, don't
Speaker 3: quit listening. Go talk to your counselor.
Speaker 2: Counselor this is scary.
Speaker 3: You need to hear this stuff, So I don't talk
Speaker 3: to your counselors.
Speaker 2: Trying to say is we're not like Bible thumpers, but
Speaker 2: we do talk about like some of the more weirdy,
Speaker 2: maybe religiousy stuff.
Speaker 3: Well that's who I am. I'm not gonna try to
Speaker 3: be somebody different, but I'm not going to Bible thump
Speaker 3: anybody either. Okay, you want to go to the next one. Yeah,
Speaker 3: signal dream Do you know what those are? Take a guess.
Speaker 2: I think that would be more like what I was
Speaker 2: talking about, where you're like, I'm afraid that my dad's
Speaker 2: gonna get taken away from me because he leaves every weekend,
Speaker 2: and so my brain's kind of filling in the gaps
Speaker 2: with this snake. It's kind of a I don't know,
Speaker 2: would you consider it kind of the same, Like your
Speaker 2: brain's kind of like dealing with your your internal problem.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So a signal dream would be it's a way
Speaker 3: that your subconscious minds basically is helping you solve problems
Speaker 3: or make decisions in your waking.
Speaker 2: Life, So deal with something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, situations in your life are going on, and the
Speaker 3: dreams are trying to get you to to help you
Speaker 3: to answer questions may have or to deal with those
Speaker 3: things that are affecting you in real life.
Speaker 2: Maybe those dreams of you get need by a snake
Speaker 2: or to make me, you know, give you an extra
Speaker 2: hug or whatever to kind of like compensate for you
Speaker 2: being gone. And my I keep going back to the
Speaker 2: same thing. But it's good to have any you know.
Speaker 3: What I think about is like, okay, so what would
Speaker 3: that be. Well, I mean we were long distance away
Speaker 3: and it was no fun to be separated by our family,
Speaker 3: and so I think, oh, that long snake was that job,
Speaker 3: you know, three hundred miles away, and sure it wasn't
Speaker 3: killing me, but it was eating me alive.
Speaker 2: To have to me every week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, right, I mean, so who knows what your
Speaker 3: brain saying, the mind of a ten year old or
Speaker 3: whatever you were at the time.
Speaker 2: And you've I've heard stories and it's like in like
Speaker 2: every crime movie where the guy's like eating his yogurt
Speaker 2: in the movie and he's working on this murder case
Speaker 2: for weeks, he's eating his yogurt and he's like, somebody's like,
Speaker 2: do you want granola in your yogurt? And he's like granola, yeah,
Speaker 2: of course. And then he like solves his problems and
Speaker 2: just kind of by happenstance. I wie almost wonder if
Speaker 2: that's like these kind of dreams is like you're going
Speaker 2: to bed. You hear like musicians or like inventors. You know,
Speaker 2: they just went to bed and they had this dream
Speaker 2: and they woke up and instead of a typical sliding
Speaker 2: piston in a motor, it was a rick or a
Speaker 2: triangular rotary motor rotary motor. It was a triangular motor
Speaker 2: instead of a piston throwing up and down. And they're like, oh,
Speaker 2: what if you could do that? And then they solve
Speaker 2: kind of this they create.
Speaker 3: So yeah, they get an invention or there they solve
Speaker 3: a problem during their sleep, right because they thought about
Speaker 3: it so hard and then it actually loosens up enough
Speaker 3: of your brain that you actually have something come through
Speaker 3: that solves the problem.
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 3: So the next one is something that you know that
Speaker 3: they have a lot of times. I'll call them great
Speaker 3: dreams or epic dreams. Okay, and these are the big ones.
Speaker 3: These are the ones that you don't forget. So like
Speaker 3: the one I told the river and to me, that
Speaker 3: is an epic dream, but it's also a lucid dream.
Speaker 3: So these categories are a wishy washy, right, but they
Speaker 3: are dreams that impact your life.
Speaker 2: And change your life. Right.
Speaker 3: They are so impactful they cause you to think and
Speaker 3: change about the way you do life. And yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: not everybody has those. I mean some people do, and
Speaker 3: you'll hear about them. And like if you watch Oprah
Speaker 3: or whatever and somebody comes on that has changed or
Speaker 3: done something great, a lot of times they'll talk about
Speaker 3: I had this dream or I had this vision or
Speaker 3: whatever and it was so powerful that it made them change. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and that's what an epic dream or a great dream is.
Speaker 3: It's something that you will not forget. You don't have
Speaker 3: to try to conjure it up, and it will be
Speaker 3: on your conscious mind every single moment that it needs
Speaker 3: to be to impact your life and cause change.
Speaker 2: Right, So what about dreams, I mean, maybe kind of
Speaker 2: an epic dream, but what about you know, I have
Speaker 2: a dream like Martin Luther King.
Speaker 3: I would say that is an epic dream and he
Speaker 3: probably had that as a dream, a dream dream, and
Speaker 3: then it was a conscious and then it was a slogan.
Speaker 3: It was a life principle for him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what about me? I have the dream to become
Speaker 2: a more not me in particular, but let's say I
Speaker 2: have the dream to be a rock star. What kind
Speaker 2: of dream would is that? I mean, we use that
Speaker 2: terminology dream, but it's.
Speaker 3: Like a I think you fantasize and day dream it
Speaker 3: about it enough. Well, there's fantasy too, right, fantasy?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you dream it.
Speaker 3: You in your mind, you see yourself as that, And
Speaker 3: I mean that is a dream.
Speaker 2: You have aspiration dreams, your your long term goals. That
Speaker 2: are dreams in there. Things you want to achieve, you know,
Speaker 2: like my wife doing Broadway or you know, you being
Speaker 2: Picasso or something.
Speaker 3: I don't want to be Picasso. That's too cubist for me.
Speaker 2: Oh my good.
Speaker 3: But anyway, it's a little he's a little square.
Speaker 2: It's a little square. Yeah, I'm more flowy. You're more flowy.
Speaker 2: You're more of a vincent ven Goo.
Speaker 3: No ven Go as well. He's kind of that way,
Speaker 3: but he had he had some st d s. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't want that. I don't want to cut off
Speaker 3: my ear.
Speaker 2: That would be bad. Yeah, bad.
Speaker 3: I could be a monet Claude money.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what about uh? The Michael Michael he's pretty flowy,
Speaker 2: he is. He's got those arms and they're like I'm
Speaker 2: gonna touch you. God. He was pretty awesome. He was
Speaker 2: pretty good.
Speaker 3: And Leonardo, don't forget Da Vinci.
Speaker 2: The DiCaprio for he's an artist.
Speaker 3: No, his flying round is just to say the planet
Speaker 3: I'm on Austin.
Speaker 2: You know what DiCaprio is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he goes around lectures people about how they need
Speaker 3: to carbon carbon lifestyle as he flies around his jet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, diesel rit krit Sorry.
Speaker 3: Leonardo, if I said that and you're hearing this, ever,
Speaker 3: I apologize.
Speaker 2: It was amazing, it was a very nice and I
Speaker 2: know that's not your goal, so I apologize. It's good
Speaker 2: for people to try to save the planet. I agree.
Speaker 2: If there weren't people out there trying to save the planet,
Speaker 2: then there would be probably more trash.
Speaker 3: It's just harder to hear from some people than others.
Speaker 3: Let's just put especially you don't.
Speaker 2: Argue with your goal. What was I gonna say though?
Speaker 2: You were talking about Leonardo DiCaprio, Da Vinci. Yeah, that other.
Speaker 2: He's a good inventor. He draws lots of blueprints and
Speaker 2: designed some of them. A little weird, but yeah, but
Speaker 2: I mean he could be a little.
Speaker 3: I'm a little the vincier, the dicaprisque, dicapriesco.
Speaker 2: Okay, oh divin what you do? Not know what that means?
Speaker 2: I don't know, just making it up, Okay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, anyway, gosh, we we've got to I think we've
Speaker 3: got a full episode. Yeah, we've just scratched the surface.
Speaker 3: We have some really cool dreams that we want to
Speaker 3: go over.
Speaker 2: This is fun.
Speaker 3: I'm loving this dream podcast because it's funny how it's
Speaker 3: just tying stuff into other stuff and it's fun.
Speaker 2: Come back next time.
Speaker 3: We're gonna have more stories, more dream stories. We're going
Speaker 3: to dive in a little deeper about sleeping, and we're
Speaker 3: gonna maybe try to give examples of each of the
Speaker 3: seven or eight categories I guess that we talked about today.
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