Thoven's workbook.

Hey Zebrah,

Looking forward to these classes, amazing timing for these classes as i only found out about this website yesterday.

Wednesday 18th May 2011

i had a dream that i was at a wide open stadium during nighttime lit by floodlights. I was at the this with a whole bunch of other people, training for the sport of AFL (pretty much you do heaps of kicking). The coach ordered us into a long distance triangle formation in order to pass the ball to each other. Instead of using an AFL ball, we kicked anything else: soccer balls, tennis balls, cricket balls etc etc. After a while a teammate called out to me, distracted i turned towards him and was hit hard on the head by what i think was a soccer ball but judging by the weight it could of been a bowling ball. Instead of bouncing away the ball stuck to my head as if i was balancing it while juggling. Thinking i did it on purpose my teammates applauded at this fluke event but stopped as i lay on the ground not moving, the impact jarred my teeth leaving me in copious amounts of pain. To test that no permanent damage had occurred i tested my teeth by running my tongue along them, by doing this 4 teeth fell out at different locations in my mouth. Panicking i headed towards the changing room holding my teeth in my hand and knowing that if i brushed my tongue against my teeth again more would fall out, i was intending to find a dentist to see if he could put them back in. Before i left the coach had given me some biscuits saying they would help with the pain, ignoring him i threw them in the bin coincidently in the process i threw my teeth in with them.

Wow you're getting in at a really good time then. Have you ever had a lucid dream before?

Also if you haven't yet read my syllabus and first lesson.

Good luck and thanks for taking my class.

i recall having a dream a few days ago where i was snowboarding until a part of me noticed that the way the snowboard was set up and turning wasn't like an actual snowboard (maybe i realized that it was a dream at that point but i cant be too sure).
I don't recall much after that point, apart from all the snow was melting and turning into an ocean.

gotta work on my dream recall

Yeah keep it up. Try to journal as soon as you wake up. Or at least write down notes about the dream. This helps you recall dreams in more detail.

And about wondering if you were lucid. That's usually something you wont forget. If you knew it was a dream then you were lucid.