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This was a reoccurring childhood dream that I had for years ending when I reached the age of 12, or so. The dream was all that I remembered after waking up in the morning and it really bothered me that I couldn’t remember what came before it. so what I woke up remembering so often was me swinging on a giant swing in an empty black space. I looked up and could see no top of the rope and when I looked down I could see no bottom, no floor. And you know that feeling you got in your stomach on swings as a kid? I felt that on every upswing. Of course time is weird in dreams and I felt this need, this uncontrollable urge to escape this endless swing by jumping off it into the dark abyss below. After building the courage to finally jump off the swing I always woke up before landing so I remember waking up frustrated by all of the unknowns regarding this very disturbing dream. I’m 66 years old today and have never forgotten this reoccurring dream from my childhood and I’m curious about an interpretation.

It was so very vivid. I was on a balcony in what looked maybe Moroccan or Middle Eastern and I am surrounded by literally everyone I know and have ever met like even childhood friends I haven't seen in 20 years. Its broad daylight but we are counting down new years Eve but all of a sudden a big mushroom cloud in the distance and then another a little closer and then another until I finally amidst all the screaming I closed my eyes and said God I'm sorry for everything I've done and everything went gray and I genuinely felt this emptiness it was terrifying and then I woke up

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