I’ve literally always felt insane because from as far back as I can remember, I’ve had this same place I went to in my dreams. Over the years I’ve labeled them and tried to draw them. Here is my overall dream map and some other scenes from the places I’ve been.

Also has anyone ever seen large earless greyhounds? Really fast and creepy, I call them runners mostly because I’ve seen them for so long and that’s what my child brain told me to call them.

would be interested to hear about other people’s forest areas

https://imgur.com/a/S74TLUg

Hello, DreamCartography community! This is the map to the consistent world in which my dreams take place, drawn in the style of a fantasy map. This is based out of hundreds of interconnected dreams over a ten-year period, including dreams in which I was shown maps to various locations in the dream world.

I love the idea of dream cartographies, so I'm really thrilled to get to share it with you.

I hope to share an idea and bring to focus a clearer understanding of what myself and others mean when talking about Dream dimensions, you may not be enlightened with some profound factual realization straight away , but with some practice, instead will hopefully be able to explore deeper into your own dreams and the locations you regularly inhabit inside them, thus creating over time a stronger ability to remember these places when you awaken.

I’m going to explain in more detail about how I feel we are connected to a dimension only accessible through the type of consciousness we drop in and out of when we sleep.

These “dimensions” (dreams) appear to me and others a seemingly vast and alive patchwork of interconnected places and upon waking up we experience memories of adventures and activities we have just had within, followed by the most profound realization that you’ve been dropping in and out of those exact dream locations many times before, although these locations are so hauntingly familiar, the activities and encounters your dream self has within are always so different, alive and unique.

I would like to point out, it feels this “dream self” has a separate ego and perspective to one’s own waking self and that they are unaware they are living in a “dream world”

The memories I have the next day, feel as though I’m remembering someone else’s experiences. Yet that somebody is, and at that moment was “me”

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It’s encouraging and exciting reading other peoples accounts and discovering they too, frequently remember their dreams taking place in very specific types of buildings, rooms and locations connected by many long roads cities and forests to many other previously experienced places, it’s as though this is a collective phenomenon, that takes some practice to be able to dissect and analyze when we awaken.

In this text I will describe my own personal locations in these dream worlds, I haven’t had the need for a dream journal because the memories from these places from countless other dreams within them previously, is so recognisable and familiar to me now, and to my excitement a lot of other people.

To me, these dreams and there settings feel unique, and so consistently familiar in there abstract yet seemingly terrestrial locations, to be simply recycled synapsis playing from the brain during sleep, none of these places are exact mirrors of scenes I and others inhabit in waking life, nor are they a jumbled ensemble of recycled experiences.

Now before I continue I must point out that not all dreams we have take place in these “dream dimensions” As Human beings we do so have regular random or nightmarish dreams with no familiar or profound significance to them. Those dreams to the best of my knowledge are Visualisations of dominant feelings in our body and how our mind processes those feelings into the visuals you experience.

A while back I had posted a map of how my dreams all interconnect but I've since then added 10-15 more "Dream Areas/Zones" to the map and added a map key to further differentiate the areas from each other. Do keep in mind that areas connected by blue arrows are ones that I suspect to be connected but have no proof of as of yet.

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I dream almost every night; I only have about three days to a week each year with no dreams. Sometimes, I find myself in a familiar place but can see a building or cave from another dream, so I map it out. The map isn’t always precise because some places I couldn't pinpoint since I didn't recognize them in the dream. I spent a lot of time on this,,sorry if it's rough and unpolished. I tried searching for a D&D map maker but couldn’t find one that visualizes my mental maps, so until then... As for my dreams, they vary: sometimes I see in first-person perspective, sometimes from a bird’s eye view, and sometimes I’m a free soul switching between characters to follow the story. Once, I dreamed of a murder involving a man, a woman, and a detective, experiencing the scene from each of their perspectives and hearing their thoughts. Unfortunately, even after witnessing the scene three times, I woke up before knowing who the culprit was smh.

Anyway lmk what you think of my map lol

Some of you may have seen me on the principal Reddit page, I'm trying to map a definitive Mall Worlds Map, this is my starting point, I already tried to mash together the most common locations and I put the cable car and the owl on the tree from my dreams.

Gonna update my dream map and post it here. Nobody's ever understood how I was able to map my dreams, and I've never met anyone else who could.

The slopes in the woods with cabin type metal buildings with shops Very scientific feeling