Herbert Jablonski Wrote:I don't have a particular dream I feel like sharing at this moment, but what I will tell you is that the vast majority of my dreams are pretty cool. A lot of them involve a lot of adventure elements. Seriously, when I wake up from those types of dreams I think that I could use a lot of the ideas to write a good book or something. For one reason or another I seem to have quite a few school dreams, but they aren't about any school I've ever attended before. Very often the first thought I have when I wake up from one of those school dreams is, well, I just like to think about their building structure. I don't think a lot of my dreams really have a deeper meaning or any kinds of symbolism, to me they're just there to be a goddamn awesome adventure.
This might sound a little weird, does anyone here listen to music while they sleep? I've had a few dreams where there's this song playing for one reason or another and when I wake up it turns out I was listening to the song on my mp3 player as well. I've tried this quite a bit, but it has really only worked a few times.
[color="#cc8899"]Adventure elements (kindof vague, so this is my best shot) could be a boredom with your current life, or a vague romanticism
School dreams (when not your own school) could be related to anticipation of a future education, with a bit of uncertainty as to where you think you are heading in life.
Of course, as you said, they may not have meaning - it's all based on the dreamer. Meaning is only there if you put it there, in the same way that a near-death experience may or may not be taken as a life-altering turn to religion.
@ Above - I appreciate it, but this is not a debate thread. It is meant for me to be able to practice my analytical skills, not to be taken as "This is fact change your life because of it." When people start arguing, it detracts from what the real thread is for and discourages people from posting on topic. If you want to debate the value of dream analysis do it elsewhere please.[/COLOR]