This should be fairly simple. My history teacher rocks, taking a day to talk about Yaqui and Ojibwa Metaphysics, then assigning us to keep a DJ over the weekend for homework, and telling us that along with it, before we go to sleep, we should tell ourselves that we will dream and we will remember our dreams.
Ojibwa: Focuses a lot on dreams as a second reality and that what’s seen in dreams mirrors the real world.
Yaqui: These people believe that everything is energy and that we perceive this energy through an “assemblage point” on a shell of energy. Probably sounds familiar, it’s from the books written by Carlos Castaneda; books such as The Art Of Dreaming and others.
Interestingly enought we did talk about dreams in my Communications class today, as part of our essay writing unit. I did a reality check but it turned out to be waking life after all
Didn’t really comment on it today, really. Just had us turn it in, he checked it, and got it back. I can safely say I’m the only person who kept a dream diary in before that, though. My dreams from Saturday and Sunday took up five pages, whereas everyone elses was about half a page.
I should probably go post those in my DJ here, though.
/me goes to get paper with dreams on it
Xgamer4 I still believe that was an awsome assignment. Maybe he didn’t get enough sleep or have the results he wanted and that’s why he didn’t bring it up.
I still think it definitely was a good assignment.