Quote by Doug Dillon

Ever have a dream so real you felt you could reach out and touch it?

Ever have a dream so real you felt you could reach out and t

Summary

This quote explores the powerful and immersive nature of dreams. It suggests that there are instances when we experience dreams that feel incredibly vivid and tangible, as if we could physically interact with them. These dreams may be so convincing that they provoke a deep emotional response and blur the line between reality and the dream world. The quote captures the sense of wonder and intensity that can accompany these remarkably realistic dreams.

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Reality Spirituality Dreams Dream

By Doug Dillon

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