Question #3
How do you dream?
posted by Journey | 9:28 PM
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3 Comments:
How do I dream?
Usually in color. Sometimes it's complete storylines that could be a movie... sometimes I'm hopping around from one place to another.
Sometimes I'm myself, mostly... I seem to be other people.
I'll dream in first or third person and sometimes I can control what happens.
Color.
Always myself, except once.
Very little control of the situation.
Lately, very scattered.
Once I had a dream that was so long and involved, it could have been a novel. It was years ago, and I still return to it hopiing to get a little more understanding of it.
Also, I find it odd that I'm passionate about music and drumming in particular, but in the last 10 years I've dreamt about making music maybe three times.
--durangodave
My dreams are vivid and often surreal. (Go figure). I think I always dream in color. Mostly in first-person, but very seldome as myself. I'm as likely to be male as female. Batman, elves on Mars, pregnant by a silver dragon or a werewolf, jumping out the window of a tower as the seas boiled beneath me . . . these are all par for the course.
Tornados usually indicate stress, or a period of great change.
I do foredream, but very seldom, and not generally in any way that seems useful. Just noticeable in hindsight.
I have never drowned in my dreams. If I'm underwater, I either magically make it to the surface, or discover I can breathe the water.
I have died in my dreams. Many, many times. Regardless of people who tell you that you can't. I have also been shot, stabbed, and poisoned. I have committed suicide by means of inhaling toxic gasses. I have run from the evil enemy and been part of the underground rebellion, and sometimes, we lose. And I have watched all these horrible things happen to other people.
And sometimes, just sometimes, I have dreams that aren't really dreams. Where I'm in my own room, aware that I'm dreaming, and can't wake myeslf up. But that would be a topic for the other journal.
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