>>17469405
Are you the bubbles nightmare anon?

>>17469413
Nope.

>>17469405
Where are you originally coning from? Maybe it's the spooky nature of Washington's forests. If your aren't used to dense woodlands you might be freaking yourself out. I live there too.

>>17469425
Originally from Central Texas, and I lived in Florida for a few years before work brought me here. It has been a huge change in culture, climate, and paranormal weirdness compared to my home state.

I never really experienced a mass group of people collective having nightmares like this, especially if it's the exact same nightmare. I haven't lived here for very long (About a year) so I'm not too keen on the geographical significance or the history of the part I live in that might or might not have a play in it.

>>17469405
RP RP RP RP RP RP

>>17469405
Bad dreams are often games from Satan to toy with you, you should never narrate how satan toyed with you. Dreams can be tidings which affect people in their lives whether their past, present or near future. The nightmare of your colleagues and yours is a similar nightmare which the people of 9/11 had the day before the collapse of the twin towers. I suggest you to get safe and protect yourself and your family from a possible upcoming turmoil for example a race war which how you narrated your dream. Seek refuge to God and pray, live your life doing good that will suffice you.

>>17470967
That sounds a bit far fetched. Any sources that talk about said victims having the same dream anon?

>>17470967
I also forgot to mention that I never explained my own nightmares in the last thread - you may have me confused with another anon.
I'd be happy to share them if it helps.