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John Venlet
John Venlet
21 days ago

Sounds like you need some Electric Prunes The Electric Prunes – I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night).

DT
DT
21 days ago
Reply to  John Venlet

Perhaps a different Electric Prunes: Dr DoGood

jean
jean
21 days ago

Dreams…

what a tangled weave
of mostly questions, rarely
clarity explained.

I had to read your post, go away and think before attempting a comment.
I think people of higher intelligence, like you DT, have much more complex dreams than those of us of more average intelligence.
The average might simply be remembering people or events with fondness or regret. Also might be wishes of what we would like to happen…falling in love, a new job, home, writing a book or a song, building furniture.
Your brain might be dreaming to release these questions that may have no answers, yet, but to make room in your head for ideas that you want to explore with better chance of understanding/solving. Do brains get too crowded and need to make room?
Or, are some dreams simply weird?

DT
DT
21 days ago
Reply to  jean

Some dreams are simply weird. 🙂

Whatever “intelligence” – whatever that is – I might have had at one time is slowly drifting away.

jean
jean
20 days ago
Reply to  DT

Howthehellmuch did you have?! You certainly display tons here.

Anne
Anne
20 days ago
Reply to  jean

My DH is sometimes has spent his life studying design, philosophy, etc. He is very well read and very smart. A kid raised with two other brothers by a nasty father and several stepmothers. He was out of the house at 13, working on various farms and in town. Jumped into the US Navy a month after graduating from high school. They discovered how smart he is and kept him in schools for most of his four years–it made him. He went on to receive his Ph.D. with distinction. Sharing a friendship with one Nobel Prize winner and another very famous architect.

But the dreams continue nearly every night–not monsters just surreal (best word?). When that happens I wish for some way to calm his soul, but I can only calm the man. You are not alone DT.

As for me, I seldom dream, but when I do he wakes me instantly.

Last edited 20 days ago by Anne
ghostsniper
ghostsniper
21 days ago

Yeah man, it’s just all one big ass dream, and when we “think” we’re dreaming it’s just a glimpse at reality, and we don’t get to “live” in that reality until we finally release the tether that binds us to this dream.

You know, up is down, in is out, over under, sideways down.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4DdAs0PddQ

FWIW, this topic has fascinated me all of my life to the extent it is my “religion” and I’ve had some specific insight into it. I could write vastly on this stuff.

Ever heard of a book titled, “Journeys Out Of The Body”?
I read it in my 20’s and I wasn’t the same after….
Do you ever fly when dreaming?
Not in a plane, just flying.
Unnerving at first.
It must be how birds feel.

Daniel K Day
Daniel K Day
20 days ago
Reply to  ghostsniper

I certainly did fly in some dreams. This was in my teens and twenties. The dreams were very enjoyable at first, but always ended the same way. I would see high-voltage power lines in the distance. Next thing you know, I was zooming among them and unable to fly away from the danger. Then I would touch one, and wake up.

Daniel K Day
Daniel K Day
20 days ago

Speaking of dreams, let me recommend the short story The Night Face Up by Julio Cortázar:
https://berwickea.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/The-Night-Face-Up.pdf