I was a jedi on the run

[ragdoll]

I was a jedi in my dream, but on the run. The world was ours, but just with futuristic additions to it. For example, police were robots who sent drones out to find people, drones that looked like little spinning discs (or flying saucers). I don't know why I was on the run, maybe they just didn't like jedis. But I was trying to keep free while also helping people and trying to live a normal life. Some people would stop me to ask about the lightsaber and I'd show them, and I'd try to be a good citizen as I ran. At one point I was cornered and I realized the only way I was going to get away from the police or the drones was to fly away, so I jumped and flew.

As of the end of the dream, I was still flying away. I didn't do much fighting or anything else aside from that. I didn't seem interested in all the flashy jedi stuff.

[H:O:R:A:C:E]

ragdoll: I didn't seem interested in all the flashy jedi stuff.

self-propelled flying seems sorta "flashy" and out of the norm for things.

"The world was ours" sounds different than "it was this world"... as if a battle had been won for claiming ownership.
in that futuristic setting, you were armed for combat, but sought only to maintain your freedom.
robots are unthinking, they only have programs; they seem to resent your freedom, and seek to
capture you (which would negate your freedom). this is like a battle for the mind of mankind,
where programmed responses are fearful of free will and seek to eliminate it.

the battle is won, but you sense this as being a future event, something yet to be realized.
the 'flying away' ending is paralleled to 'ascension', where you escape the programming
which would keep you in servitude to some non-thoughtful/unloving agenda(s).