Imagining other people's dream

[LadyBa]

I had this idea when I was at a topic about our favorite DC and started imagining the scenes, much like a vizualisation, of the DC’s and dreams they had with those particular DC’s, then i wondered: if we start reading other people’s journals and imagining those scenes, wouldn’t this be good for something? anyway, it would enhance creativity at least, i think…

In the book “Lucid Dreams in 30 days”, the first day thing to do is too pay attention on people you see on the streets and telling yourself that everybody dreams, and if i remember correctly, you should imagine what kind of dream that particular person has…

So, what you guys think? Can it be good for something? What?

[Asclepius]

I like to read other dream journals. It helps me develop a broader understanding of dreams.

I want to be more flexible in my thinking and when I read other dream journals I am amazed at the diversity.

Also I like to read about how different people become lucid and what they do when they are lucid.

[Bruno]

13/Feb/06 - A Nick’s Dream
Status: [color=crimson]Incubated, False Lucid Dream[/color]

I was watching television, and there was a Nick’s dream being broadcasted on Sony Entertainment Television. I decided to watch the dream. [color=#4169FF](Thoughout the dream, the third–person me watching the dream and the first–person Nick having the dream are fused and confused, it was like I could see through Nick’s eyes and control him, hence this being a False Lucid.)[/color]

I was a feline of some kind in a huge forest of a deep dark green. I was walking on fours, feeling fallen leaves under my padfeet, and a nice breeze making my fur move. I could control my tail though I couldn’t see it. It was mostly a sensorial experience, though the view and sounds of the forest were also very vivid and nice.

I walked for quite a long while, just appreciating the experince of being a feline, and thinking about how Nick’s dreams felt different from mine. Then I found a waterfall with a nice clear–watered river. There was an owl on a fallen trunk, looking at me with it’s all–knowing eyes. I suddently knew, as if the idea had just popped in my mind with certainty, that the owl wanted me to sleep on the waterfallside.

I looked into it’s eyes, I didn’t want to sleep, I wanted to explore the rest of the place, but I didn’t know what real–life Nick would have done. So I woke up.

[color=#330066]Notes on the dream: I liked that dream. I’m glad I decided to incubate a Nick’s dream. As you guys may have noticed, it was really somewhat like it, yet a lot different. I liked that about this dream. I think those differences, if I take my time to analyze them, may be saying a lot about me. Shame it wasn’t an eventful dream, which has more to look at and analyze.[/color]