If you want some crazy-ass dreaming, try having a lucid kinaesthetic dream. A dream which you have full control of, as well as having all of your senses working. Think of it like astral projection, but not as a ghost, but flesh and bone. It seems like psycho-teleportation. Onto the dream...
One example of a bizarre one that I had was:
I was inside this doorless room with window slits along the upper corners of the walls (not on the corners, but a few slats along the edge), it was seamless as well, from what I can recall, and the light coming in from the slats was bright, like a noon-time lighting. The room was also a beige, sandstone-like material, sorta Ancient Egypt style in design. It was also about 40x40x10 foot space trapezoidal room. It actually looked nice. It kinda resembled the last part of The Fifth Element, when they try to save the world and open the stones.
Anyway, inside this room were 4 pedestals and on 3 of them was a rock. One of the pedestals looked rather oblong, compared to the other 3, as were the rocks.
Now here's where things begin to get odd. On 2 of the pedestals were a smooth river rock, and a piece of asphalt, or a really rough rock. Upon reaching the river rock, despite how smooth it looked, I felt like I was about to cut my hand apart just holding it. Like all parts of it were razor sharp. However, the rough one was the complete opposite. Heck, even testing the limits, I rubbed it across my arm. Despite looking razor sharp now, it just slid across my arm. No cutting.
Now, as for the 3rd rock, as well as pedestal 3 & 4; they had wierd physics. Let's just say, both surfaces could never balance no matter what, from how they looked, but it was ridiculously easy to balance it on top of the oblong pedestal. Yet, once I placed the rock on the flat surface, it kept falling off. No visible magnets or anything. It just won't balance on the flatter surface. Being the curious one, I dropped it off the edge of the oblong, and it caught to almost all the edges like velcro. Sliding it across the flat one, fell towards the peak of the oblong pedestal.
Unusually, that was it for the dream. The exit was waking up. I think that was a kinaesthetic/lucid calibration dream. Future dreams after that were alternate realities of my current life. Strange enough, I think they're interacting with each other.
Aside that, I had some interesting alternate realities. Like for example, all transportation is now converted into a waterpark method. I mean, cars are now rafts, sidewalks are waterjet slides that get you from point-A to point-B. That was pretty fun, despite being a mundane work day, in a dream. At least I got to use a lazy river to walk to work.
BTW, I had those dreams ages ago.
I am curious if there was a 5th pedestal in that room. I mean, it was arranged large enough to fit one more. I think it was a Schrodinger pedestal. I think it existed, yet didn't at the same time, unless observed. Could explain what I hit in that room I guess.
I guess the room was supposed to resemble probability in a conceivable form. The probability of those opposing rocks becoming one another, a 0% chance rock and surface able to = 100% combined balance out regardless of position. Yet, being out of place (oblong on regular) always guarantees failure (IE- 0% no matter what, or possibly negative odds, due to the persistence of failure).
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