Jonathan

You wake up, relieved that the strange dream is over. You check your surroundings, take a breath… and then something feels off. The room looks familiar, but not quite right. Suddenly, it hits you—you’re still dreaming. Panic, curiosity, or even excitement rushes in as you realize you’ve just “woken up” inside another dream. And then, […]

You’re underwater. Not peacefully floating, but sinking—slowly at first, then all at once. Your chest tightens. You try to move your arms, but the water feels heavy, resisting every effort. Above you, a faint light flickers, distant and unreachable. You wake up suddenly, gasping for air, heart racing, still carrying the emotional weight of the

You’re standing in a crowded airport, suitcase in hand, watching people rush past you. Some are embracing loved ones with tearful goodbyes, others are smiling with excitement as they prepare to leave. Announcements echo overhead, calling flights you may or may not be ready for. You look down at your ticket, unsure whether you’re arriving,

You’re walking along a quiet path in your dream when you notice a small pond just ahead. The air feels still, almost reflective, and then you see it—a duck gliding effortlessly across the water. There’s something peaceful about it, yet something strangely emotional too. You watch as it moves, leaving gentle ripples behind, and for

You wake with a strange feeling still clinging to you. In the dream, you saw a woman urinating—an image so ordinary in one sense, yet so unsettling, private, and emotionally charged in another. Dreams often work like that: they take something physically simple and turn it into a symbol that lingers long after morning light

You’re rushing through a crowded airport, heart pounding, suitcase dragging behind you. The announcement echoes overhead, your gate is closing, and somehow—no matter how fast you run—you’re stuck. The corridor seems longer. The clock moves faster. And just as you reach the gate, the doors shut. You’ve missed the flight. Then you wake up with

Estás en un lugar que no logras identificar del todo. Puede ser una habitación oscura, un bosque silencioso o un espacio vacío donde el aire parece más denso de lo normal. Sientes que algo está presente, aunque no lo ves de inmediato. Y entonces aparece: una serpiente negra. No siempre ataca. A veces solo observa.

Te despiertas con una sensación difícil de explicar. No fue un sueño extraño en apariencia, pero dejó una huella emocional profunda. En el sueño, estabas menstruando. Tal vez viste sangre, tal vez sentiste incomodidad, alivio o incluso confusión. O quizá no eras tú directamente, sino que simplemente estabas en un contexto donde la menstruación aparecía

Hay sueños que no se olvidan porque dejan una sensación extraña al despertar: no miedo puro, no tristeza completa, sino una mezcla difícil de nombrar. Una boda, por ejemplo, suele evocar alegría, unión, celebración y promesa. Pero en algunos sueños esa imagen aparece cargada de una inquietud distinta, casi opuesta, como si la ceremonia escondiera

You are walking through a quiet landscape in a dream—fog settling low across the ground, sounds softened as if the world is holding its breath. Then you sense it before you see it: a presence watching you. A wolf emerges, not always aggressive, not always calm—just aware. Its eyes lock onto yours, and in that