Thread: "Try to stay calm, but this is my dream" - A discussion about Dream Characters

Originally Posted by Kaira

Hmmm... It would be interesting if the DC's are real. Really, I would kind of like it that way. In a sense, I think that they are real, they just happen to live in your dreams. Perhaps we are even dream characters of someone else's dream.

Anyways, It's mostly just the DC's that look like my family that I want to tell them aren't real, or at least aren't my real family. I just get mad when i mistake other dream characters for dreamers.

Let this be perfectly clear to everyone, science, & most of the world for that matter, does not know much about dreams. Yes, there is Dream Yoga & Tibetan Monks that can provide a good basis of understanding but they are not perfect and do not know all there is to know and they know they don't know everything about dreams. The truth requires evidence, evidence is not limited to objective physical evidence, and the more people you have that find the same evidence the more sure you can be that you have truth and knowledge. We are all ignorant about dreams and that is OK for now because we are also ignorant about many other things in the Physical world but the more truth and knowledge one gains the easier it is to gain more knowledge.
Like I said to say DC's are not real is ignorant; you can't say that for sure because you really don't have much collective evidence that they aren't. All I'm saying is be open-minded, people discover new things every day & I wouldn't be suprised if one of the things we discover in the near future is that DC's are, at some level or another, "Real."
A question I pose for all of those reading, feel free to post you opinion on here; What makes something "Real?" For the longest time Science has said that for something to be real you have to be able to examine it with one of our senses & it has to be objectively measurable. However with science like quantum Physics & scientists like Dr. Thomas Campbell that school of thought is being challenge & it is my humble opinion that formal science is losing.